ITT:Post best place to eat
#1
For me it's a little place called "Greek village"

It's a pizza joint in this no nothing plaza with the best store being gamestop.

But OMFG the amount of meat alone in the subs is packed so tightly it's as big and thick as your arm. and damn well may make every Philadelphia resident rethink where the best subs are. The Pizza is as it should be, not a extra thick bread stick with sauce and a single fist full of cheese, but thin crust that's "just" thick enough to hold all your topping and the cheese.... so thick... it's thicker then the crust... like 3x as thick.


What about you guys?
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#2
Does home count?

Home made meals = <3.

Though really I'll take anything that isn't campus food...
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#3
Anything I make.

TYVM
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#4
Zelkova Wrote:Anything I make.

TYVM

I don't like Arizona Tea mixed with desert animal soup.
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#5
ShiKage Wrote:I don't like Arizona Tea mixed with desert animal soup.

.............

how dare you!
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#6
Whatever I make and Carraba's
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#7
Zelkova Wrote:.............

how dare you!

Go back to eating Cacti, you!


Best restaurants in Virginia Beach that I've been to :

Captain George's (I devour the hell out of the unlimited buffet of crab legs)
Texas Steak House
Shougun (Whoo, expensive Habachi restaurants)
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#8
Texas has lots of good burger places.
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#9
There's this place called Anton's in Burnaby...best pasta ever. And the servings are pretty large.I've never seen anyone actually finish their plate without taking the leftovers home. One time I got this fusilli dish with pancetta, olives, capers...my mouth is watering just thinking of it.
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#10
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San Diego I really like this place on Pacific Beach called "BareBack Bar & Grill" for good burgers. I also like "Millers Field", its in the same general area. "Fillipi's Pizza Grotto" is pretty good for pizza.

Phoenix in all honesty doesnt have that great of food...

Tucson has "El Charro Cafe" which is pretty great Mexican food.
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