I don’t know if I still count as a young woman (26), but I love Hooters! I’m indifferent about the girls, but we always have fun when we go there and I love the wings!
Are you supposed to? It seems more like a fast-food joint, so I usually don’t leave any tips. But I’ve seen some others do so. Do you?
We did once, the first time we ate there. Now we eat there probably once a month and never do. Sometimes you will see the staff clean up the tables, any dollars that are left on the table they just stick in the little number holders. I don’t think you are expected to tip there.
so i want to take my boyfriend out on a dinner on valentines day…i live in NJ …i want to take him to some where very romantic and a little cheap as well any suggestions? well i dont really majorly care about money as long as its romantic am good 
Applebee’s!!
One of those where you get to dress up and have your hair in an updo and stuff.
Fogo De Ciao (Westheimer) excellent meats, Buon Apettito (Holcombe) Italiano, Pappas Steak House (Westheimer), Forno’s, Tony’s, there is plenty of fancy ones in Houston, all depends on what kind of food you are looking for.
Have a great experience.
Eddie
I’m sure if you ate anything in hell it wouldn’t be very appealing.
Maggots and worms…
Isaiah 14:11
All your pomp has been brought down to the grave, along with the noise of your harps; maggots are spread out beneath you and worms cover you.
I have a 2 story home. Above the Kitchen is walk in Attic and above the dining room is a bedroom. On the opposite side of the dining is a foyer that with stairs and 20 ceiling.
a partition wall is usually 5 inches, while a load bearing wall is thicker. if this wall runs all the way through your home on all levels and is thicker than 5 inches, then it may be a bearing wall.
I’m taking my flatmates to Brussels Belgium but i need a good restaurant to eat in the range of 30 -50 euros per person.
Check resto.be, this website contains most restaurants.
There are a lot of restaurants in the Rue Boucherie not far of the Grand Place, but actually I don’t like it there: too crowdy (mostly tourists) and you can get better food for your money I think.
Cause im trying to figure this out for tomorrow before I am dumbstruck with the bill.
Ariel’s Grotto is what they call "prix fixe", which is French for "fixed price". You pick items from a menu. Last time I checked, it was $36 per adult, less for kids. It’s only $34 if you eat outside. First course is fruit, salad, and bread for all to share. Second course is an entree (I like the tri-tip or the chicken, but feel free to choose what you like). Then you get a dessert to share. So you just go in, and the only real choice to make is the entree. Then you pay your $35 per person, PLUS tip (15%, or 18% for parties of 8 or more). That’s about $45 per adult.
Bring a portable defibrillator.
What would be your menu and why?
Well I would start with a spicy soup to arouse the appetite, eg a chilli and garlic broth
Main course would be monkish based as no bones for guests to fiddle with or at this time of year, some game
Pudding would be a fresh and exciting fruit salad followed by a good and varied selection of cheese and biscuits
Obviously one should bear in mind the guests’ dietary preferences, eg, veggie, halal, kosher etc. Also do not assume that all veggies live on mushrooms and goats’ cheese. That is a restaurant hang-up!
I’m trying to get opinions on the absolute best neighborhood to choose. I am looking for the best in terms of proximity to subway, nearby interesting sites and dining, bars and clubs, etc.
This is vague, but give it a shot if you will.
Well, I truly love my own neighborhood (Park Slope, Brooklyn) but I think if money was really no object, I would want to live in the West Village or on the Upper West Side.