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i honestly like to be rushed through my meal/courses and am not into long dining experiences. a few restaurants never disappoint, though my expectations vary in the first place: morimoto lupa mesa grill craft i guess i am a plebe and like to keep it simple.
Morimoto - I ate there in Philly - I liked it a lot, but it did not hold a candle to Nobu in Malibu mesa - makes me miss Bolo - I loved that place craft - great stuff... however I feel I need one more opportunity to diss CRAFTSTEAK - who the hell wants to eat steak family style anyway, really ?
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craft - great stuff... however I feel I need one more opportunity to diss CRAFTSTEAK - who the hell wants to eat steak family style anyway, really ?

The NY one is now defunct.
post #78 of 81
^nobu is better
bolo was better
craft is > than any of its offshoots
post #79 of 81
They could do so much more with that vegas space. Time for Tramanto to open a restaurant in Vegas... Although I think his association with Lettuce Entertain You would preclude him from working at MGM (they tend to partner with Harrah's, I believe).
post #80 of 81
Degustation in NYC is really fantastic.
post #81 of 81
* Best Bay Area dining experience: Rivoli's on Solano in Berkeley. I had the privilige of eating at Chez Panisse, The French Laundry, and Rivoli's over a ten day period. I know it might be considered blasphemy but Rivoli's was by far my favorite. (And several hundred dollars cheaper). It's a laid back place with great service, nice decor, and unbelievable food. Just outstanding.

* Best BBQ: This is a toss up between two. First, is the Salt Lick in Driftwood, Texas. The whole experience is amazing and when you are super hungry nothing is better. Do yourself a favor if you are ever in the Austin area and stop by this place and order their combination platter (have to bring your own Shiner Bock though). The other place is Coopers BBQ in Llano, Texas. Again, just terrific meat, great sweet tea. Hard for me to pick a favorite out of the two (food wise) but the Salt Lick is easier to get too and a better overall experience.

* Best New York overall dinner experience: Babbo, went here last summer and it was just perfect. The service, ambiance, food, creativity of the food, etc. I loved the whole experience. Can't wait to go back.

* Best New York Street food: The Halal Guys on 53rd and 6th. The combo platter with extra white sauce has kept me awake several nights just dreaming about it. Only $6 too.
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