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Any suggestions in the area? All types but Indian. Thanks

Fink no longer at Bailey's

In town for a concert this Sat. . Any places for an informal early dinner?Any cuisine, but Indian

It looks like 3 days might not be enough. We look forward to trying some of the suggestions. Thanks to all.

Staying Downtown. Looking for a variety of eating choices for B,L &D. $$$ range Thanks

Thanks for the replies. I'm compiling an interesting list of possibilities.

I'm spending May 13-16 in SF. Any suggestions for restaurants,breakfast, lunch or dinner? Middle range to mildly expensive. Any cuisine. Thanks

I'm spending May 7-10 in downtown Seattle. Any suggestions for restaurants,breakfast, lunch or dinner? Middle range to mildly expensive. Any cuisine. Thanks

I'm spending May 10-13 in downtown Vancouver. Any suggestions for restaurants,breakfast, lunch or dinner? Middle range to mildly expensive. Any cuisine.

I was in Kumo about 2 weeks ago. Management must have changed. Waitress came to take order and understood nothing. Ordered drinks.She didn't understand. Finally, manager came to take drink order. Waited 15 minutes. Customer at next table said he'd tried to get rice and she didn't seem to understand. We left. Manager followed to ask what was wrong. We indicated the lack of understanding by the waitress. He said he (the manager) spoke English. I asked why in the 15 minutes we waited for our drink he didn't come to check and take order and kept going.

I see Baileys was listed in Rockland Magazine as one of the top 10 Restaurants in Rockland.

Any ideas for a "non dinner" type lunch in or around Englewood.

[admin: merged threads] For all the fan's of Finks Funky Chicken and Ribs, formerly in River Edge, Fink isnow at Bailey's Smokehouse, just over the NYS line. There is a great food review in todays Record.

Great food review in today's Record newspaper. Now if Paul would only do something about the service.

Not so big on Indian. Chinese sounds good. Thamks.

It's a half way point to meet friends for dinner. Any suggestions other than in mall or chain?

Does anyone know if the downstairs room is open yet?

Check out the great article in todays Westchester/Rockland Journal News re:Bailey's.

Ate at Baileys last night. 5 Of us sat in an alcove in the bar and asked Fink to send out a sampler platter. A huge platter came out including smoked turkey, bbq chicken, a barbereuben, baby backs, pulled pork and brisket. Sides were beans, coleslaw and mac and cheese. For dessert bread pudding and chocolate souffle w/rasberry sauce. Everything was so good that we kept eating long after we should have stopped. Fink says the full menu should be up in about a week. I figure that if I fast 6 days, I can eat there on the 7th.

Ate at Louies on the Avenue. On Central ave about 3 blocks East of 304. Great ambiance. Attentive service. Varied menu. The coconut shrimp appetizer was delicious.

We are going to Jacob Burns and will be out by 7:30 on a Fri. Iron horse and Strega both looked good on the web but a bistro would also be good. Since we plan future visits to JB, we'll get a chance to try several of the restaurants. Thanks to all for the input.

A web search turns up several interesting possibilities for afer theater dinner. Any one have "mouth on" experience or recommendations. Thanks

The Mulberry Street Grill, 149 Main St. Nanuet 845 624 2220 Friendly atmosphere. Liq. license, good service

I'm looking for a good place to eat near Lincoln Center for a 2 person birthday celebration. It doesn't have to be the "in" place. Nice atmosphere, good food and service. French, Asian or American.

Thanks for the help.