/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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>city
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Calgary

Spice Hut - best curry ever

King AYCE on 16th ave - $0.25 chicken wings in about 20 different flavours. Also bubble tea (buttload of varieties) if you're into that. And french bread (many different toppings). Seriously those are the only things on the menu.

Falafel King - 'nuff said.

Pfanntastic Pannenkoek Haus - I live really far away from here or I'd go once a week. SO good.

Kinjo (Dalhousie) - Kind of campy, moderately priced. More of a fun experience when the owner comes brandishing his sushi knife, threatening the men and giving the ladies free pocky. The sushi is not great, but better than most places in the city.

Grants Pass, Oregon

1. Rosso's
2. OK Corral (with Hellgate Jetboat excursion)
3. Wild River Pizza
4. El Patron
5. Blondies

Mesa, Arizona.

I'll admit I don't eat out much but Cheba Hut is a great sandwich shop even if it is full of "smoke weed every day" manchildren.

I'd be able to think of more but fuck you.

There is just so many to choose from.

Sillys
Taste of India
Duck fat
Sebagos
Etc

We've been pretentiously labeled the foodiest little city in America.

Salt Lake, Utah

Haven't lived here long so I may be missing some good places I have no knowledge of.

1. Beto's/ Rancherito's
2. Red Iguana
3. Pie Pizzeria
4. Crown Burger (not sure if there are any of these outside of Utah, but its pretty fucking good)
5. MacCool's

>>4087547
just a note if you ever come here (not that anyone ever will). Spice Hut (god-tier curry) should never be confused with Spicy Hut (mid-range Thai food).

Also the potato naan at Spice Hut goes great with the karahi. http://www.spicehutcalgary.com/menu.html

fuck I wish I hadn't already eaten dinner now.

Wichita, KS

1. Picasso's Pizzaria/ Knolla's Pizza. Just damn good pizza.
2. Great Wall Chinese Food
Local Chain, all somewhat the same, all a little different, good service, well priced food. Lots of choices, some even have special options.
3. Shesha's Hookah Bar
Best chicken sandwich in town. Grilled seasoned chicken, good bread, chips. Basic, tasty, fast.
4. Bomber Burger
Best Burger in town. Fat, tasty, handcut fries when you order, and an asshole owner who you can't help but love and occasionally buy a beer for.

You only get 4 because 1st was a tie. Fuck you.

Houston
>Latin Bites: Brilliant Peruvian food. I think this is my favorite place in town.
>Feast: Amazing meats, I think it's an Irish place.
>888: Really cheap Chinese food but very very authentic and good. Just remember to explicitly ask for the Chinese menu, otherwise you'll get the bullshit Pei-Wei style food.
>Star Pizza: Not a huge pizza fan but this place is truly good. Just fucking wow.
>Jus' Mac: Little macaroni and cheese place. Good shit though.

>>4087578
>all fast food places

STAY CLASSE AMERIFAT

I live in Seattle.

And I'm not even going to TRY and name my top five restaurants.

Melbourne, Australia.
1. Vue de Monde,
2. Jacques Reymond,
3. Attica,
4. Cutler & Co. Dining Room,
5. Rockpool Bar & Grill Melbourne

Apparently anyway.

>>4087595
I'm sorry, but spending 20 bucks more on a meal doesn't automatically make it better.

Good is good. You can be a foodsnob co/ck/ all you want but good is good. Burgers, Pizza, chicken...it's hard to go wrong.

I also noticed you didn't post a list.
GTFO.

>>4087600
Heyo, I'm going to visit for 4 days around New Years. I am looking for god-tier dim sum or places that will serve delicious bao, you know of any ?

>>4087608
Live in melbourne as well so take >>4087604

Im from europe though, so not native to melbourne. And yes, often spending more than 20 bucks on food makes in incredibly better because its made from better produce and prepared by more skilled people who get paid more.

>BUT ANON MUH DEEP FRIED TYSON WINGS

>>4087615
>implying that you can get those at any of the places I mentioned

also
>And yes, often spending more than 20 bucks on food makes in incredibly better because its made from better produce and prepared by more skilled people who get paid more.


yeah. okay.

>>4087614
4 hours north. Vancouver BC. For reals.

>>4087608
Not the guy your responding to by why do you think a good restaurant has to be expensive? I have some nice places not to far from my house that have plenty of great dishes for under 10 bucks. I order it to go I don't even have tip

>>4087625
I can actually probably work that out. I travel frequently due to the SO having family fuck-all everywhere and working at an airline.
Thank you anon, I'll work that into the rotation

Scotch Plains, NJ

1. The Tavern
2. Alfonso's
3. Maria's
4. Hung's Shanghai
5. Scotchwood Diner, I guess

Used to have this amazing as fuck Portugese BBQ place, but it closed. rip in peace delicious ribs and rice ;_;

Piss poor San Diegan here. I almost never eat out, but when I do, I tend to go to:

>1. Stockdale's Fine Southern Cuisine
Really good Southern food: fried chicken and catfish; red beans and rice; hush puppies; collard greens; sweet potato pie etc. They even have all you can eat buffets on Sunday and Friday. On Friday evenings, they even get a blues band to come out. It's just a shame the place seems so empty all the time.

>2. K-T Donuts in Spring Valley.
Not the greatest donuts ever in the world, but they make a solid donut at a reasonable price. I especially like one of the workers. When I first started going there, I asked him what donuts he would recommend, and he replied that he could help me, since he HATES donuts!

>3. Shakespeare's Pub
It's kind of pricey but my friend likes going there. I swear it's owned by Australians who try to pass themselves off as English. If I knew accents better I would know for sure. Their fish and chips are my favorite.

>4. Sombrero Mexican Food
A chain restaurant based in San Diego. Very good food for a reasonable price. Get their chimichangas if you have the chance. It's only five dollars for a whole styrofoam box of cheesey, meaty, oily, creamy goodness.

That's about it. Like I said, I don't eat out much. There IS a Godfather's Pizza nearby. I've been meaning to try that out since it will bring back happy memories of Herman Cain and his 9-9-9 Plan. Anyone ever eaten at a Godfather's Pizza? How are they?

fresno, ca

1. trelio
2. lela's
3. cracked pepper bistro
4. compagnia
5. flemings

Piss poor San Diegan here. I almost never eat out, but when I do, I tend to go to:

>1. Stockdale's Fine Southern Cuisine
Really good Southern food: fried chicken and catfish; red beans and rice; hush puppies; collard greens; sweet potato pie etc. They even have all you can eat buffets on Sunday and Friday. I starve myself for two days prior to attending on of them. On Friday evenings, they even get a blues band to come out. It's just a shame the place seems so empty all the time.

>2. K-T Donuts in Spring Valley.
Not the greatest donuts ever in the world, but they make a solid donut at a reasonable price. I especially like one of the workers. When I first started going there, I asked him what donuts he would recommend, and he replied that he could help me, since he HATES donuts!

>3. Shakespeare's Pub
It's kind of pricey but my friend likes going there. I swear it's owned by Australians who try to pass themselves off as English. The waitresses sound nothing like the people living in Downton Abby. If I knew accents better I would know for sure. Their fish and chips are my favorite. My friend prefers the shepherd's pie though. It always breaks my heart when we order it (we usually split a meal there) because it is so expensive and shepherd's pies are pretty cheap and easy to make. ;(

>4. Sombrero Mexican Food
A chain restaurant based in San Diego. Very good food for a reasonable price. Get their chimichangas if you have the chance. It's only five dollars for a whole styrofoam box of cheesey, meaty, oily, creamy goodness.

That's about it. Like I said, I don't eat out much. There IS a Godfather's Pizza nearby. I've been meaning to try that out since it will bring back happy memories of Herman Cain and his 9-9-9 Plan. Anyone ever eaten at a Godfather's Pizza? How are they?

Anchorage

> Sara's Too
> Falafel King
> Samurai Sushi
> Pho Saigon
>

This was actually difficult

Northern Oregon Coast - Sometimes you have to drive a bit to find something to eat.

1. Wanda's Cafe & Bakery, Nehalem, OR.
>Breakfast, baked goods, retro decor
2. San Dune Pub, Manzanita, OR
>Fish tacos, Live music
3. Bill's Tavern, Cannon Beach, OR
>Dunkelweizen, sandwiches, meeting cool people when combining tables because it's so goddamn busy
4. Bell Buoy, Seaside, OR
>Crab Melts. That's all.
5. Fort George Brewery
>Quick Wit, homemade sausage

>>4087648
Sup Anchorage.

Kansha
Suite 100
Organic Oasis
Thai Orchid
The Dish

Kihei, Maui, Hawaii

In no order:

1) Da Kitchen (Hawaiian style food.) Broke da mouth, seriously. This is a cheap, fast, and above all outstanding place to eat, one of my favorites. They do Hawaiian and local dishes better than anyone else (I'm looking at you, L&L.) Recommended dish: the lau lau. If you aren't local, a reminder: take the outer wrapping of leaves off before you try to eat it.

2) Cafe O'Lei. This is quite a bit classier than Da Kitchen; ignore the rather tired, faded, and weatherbeaten canopy over the front door, the inside's much classier than its condition implies. The mac nut crusted chicken is to. DIE. for. and lunch prices are a song (by Maui standards.)

3. There's a lunch wagon always parked just a little bit up Alanui Keali'i from the beach Kam I. This is some -absolutely- incredible local-influenced food, god tier, sold at about half the price or less than it would be in a restaurant. I especially recommend the coconut shrimp plate lunch, but I've never had anything from this truck I didn't just rave about afterwards.

4. This is gonna sound strange, but Times supermarket on Fridays. They do steak plate lunches, served into the evening, then that are both cheap and outstandingly delicious.

5. Can't choose a fifth, so holding off for now.

>>4087614
Also 424 7th Ave S Seattle, WA 98104
Its not good if you've eaten dim sum in china or japan

>eating out enough to be able to list 5 best restaurants

Hey, I've got the best for you. The fucking grocery store and your kitchen. Faggots.

>>4087678
>people who eat out a lot don't also cook at home

THERE IS NO THIRD CHOICE!

RARARGGLRARRGLRRARGGLE!!

Sendai, Japan
Kame House (burger place)
Hana no Yume (Izakaya)
KFC (no really, their wafu chicken cutlet is godly)
Sushi sen (rotating sushi place)
Mori no Yakata (Italian restaurant)

>>4087555
God, I havent had wild river in forever. Dont they make there own rootbeer?

>>4087678
How fucking stupid are you?

Also from San Diego.

>Lucha Libre in Mission Hills

For your Mexican food fix. It was featured in Man vs Food and I would highly recommend it if you're looking for outstanding, gigantic burritos. Second to this would be Lolita's Taco Shop.

>Truluck's in University City

Great seafood. They catch their own crab so it's delivered fresh to the restaurant on a daily basis. I also recommend The Fish Market near Seaport Village.

>BiCE Ristorante in the Gaslamp Quarter

Best Italian food. Ever. And the service is great too. For a more family-oriented setting, try Filipi's Pizza Grotto.

>Hodad's in Ocean Beach and Downtown

Best burgers in San Diego, hands down. But there is always a long wait, so just call in an order and pick it up or else you'll face long lines. I also love Rocky's Crown Pub, it's a close contender.

>Convoy Tofu House in Kearny Mesa

The service sucks ass, but if you can get past that, they really have some great Korean food.
I also recommend Pho Hoa in City Heights if you're seeking really good Pho and don't mind their crappy ambiance and horrible parking. For the opposite experience, you can visit the five star Tajami Sushi and Japanese Tapas Restaurant.

>>4087678
>can't cook at home and go out for a meal once/few times a week with friends poorfag tier.
So sorry that you can't fathom spending $5-$8 outside of your beans and rice.

>>4087702
>>4087768

>lazy retards get upset that someone insulted their pathetic restaurant going asses.

>>4087776
lol u mad, poorfag?

>>4087615
>Olive Garden. Sit down. Pasta dishes cost 16 fucking dollars. It comes to the restaraunt IN A FUCKING BAG.
>Pinnochios. Local modified italian fast food. Made fresh daily by owner, immigrant. A plate costs 8 bucks, and comes out in 5 minutes or so (yeah obviously he has already prepared the pasta ahead of time)

There are great cheap little dives. And there are expensive restaurants that all about the ambiance, and the food isn't all that great.

>>4087654
>Seaside, Cannon Beach

Oh man, I love those places. I've been a few times. Never ate at Bill's, though.

>Lynnwood, WA

Sushi Land (conveyor belt sushi place, very good and not too expensive for one or two people)
Azteca (Yeah, it's a chain, but the enchiladas there are god tier, every time)
Old Country Buffet (it's pretty average 'American' food, but it's good enough and it being a buffet really helps)

I honestly don't go out to eat very often and when I do it's usually those places, so I can only think of three that are actually in Lynnwood. For other good ones I have to drive into Edmonds or Everett or something.

My town doesn't have any restaurants. For realsies. Country bumpkin livin'

>>4087776
>another poorfag that can't afford to eat out and buy groceries the same week.

Oakland, CA I don't eat out at many different restaurants or as much as some of my friends because I'm cheap but I pay for myself and a bit of theirs sometimes if they don't have any singles on hand.
1. Yummy Guide
HK style cafe. Meals starting at $2.99 that would get you by for lunch or as a filler(some might call supper) until you get home.
2. Shooting Star Cafe(across the street)
HK style cafe, extremely large menu and a bit more expensive than Yummy Guide. Dessert and fruit drinks are huge portions. Pretty packed usually because of the amount of food you can get for under $8 so it is rather noisy on top of the tv and music playing. Daily specials are $3.75ish I think; entree, hot tea/milk tea, and soup(chicken or vegetable minestrone usually).
3. Pho Huynh Hiep
Noodle soups, fried dishes, vermicelli dishes. Pretty good portions for ~$7, you will regret going during the summer as there is no AC, only a few fans. Service has really gone down in the 18years I've been going there, this generation of teenagers really have attitude problems when they're stuck in a service job.
4. Taco trucks
There are a lot of them around here, each with some differences like choices of meats and the free sides that come with them. I never plan to make burritos so I just buy them because lack of marinated beef.
5. Ba le
I've been eating banh mis since I was 6, 25 now. Ba le is pretty good, they have over 20kinds of sandwiches on top of a few noodle soups and everything Vietnamese. Service sucks as it's really a shouting match cause there is no formal line. Sandwiches start at $2.50 up to $5 if you want a fried egg added in.
You can pretty much find another place to go for sandwiches in chinatown, it's not hard.

Madrid, Spain

I can't afford to eat at restaurants. I get invited liek once or twice a year and I'm not even keen on the places we go.

Top 5 places I'd liek to go:
Malacatin
Astrid y Gastón
Kabuki Wellington
Santceloni
Oam Thong

Norwich, UK

>Captain America's
large portions of anything quintessentially American. It's generally burgers and chilli. It's alright, not amazing. Only time I've had 'American' food.

>Mambo Jambos
Absolutely huge portions of Mexican food. Top form, love it.

>The Golden Star Pub
Just a tiny unknown pub in the city but my absolute favourite place. Their chef cooks game meat, always turns out to be the nicest thing you've ever eaten, and the menu changes every week. And pretty cheap too. Incredible place, I've had Venison steaks, Rabbit braised in bacon, Pigeon, Partridge and the most amazing lasagne you'll ever eat.

I've only picked three because I don't eat out a lot, but they're all small independent restaurants. But I might add Wagamama's on as well although it is a chain.

>>4087557
You ever been to Republic Ramen?
I think it might actually be in Tempe but it's really good.

>Christchurch, New Zealand

I'm a poorfag, so I haven'tgone to the fanciest places or anything, but within my price range the best are"

>Ristretto
The do awesome salads, lunch items and god-tier coffee

>The Lotus Heart
Yes, it's vegetarian. It's so good you don't even notice though.

>Coriander's Indian
god-tier Indian food, hands down the best in the city

>Sushiya
The best sushi around, since the awesome conveyor belt place got destroyed in the centre of town

>Lone Star
American food, massive quantities and always good quality

so yep. I haven't lived here very long though.

Tallahassee, FL.

1. Masa
2. Governor's Club
3. Chez Pierre closed, so the DoubleTree restaurant.
4. Wild Greens
5. Sweet Pea

>>4087706
>>4087644

sup SD fags. I grew up there, stuck in Hell A now, but a couple of suggestions for you youngins:

1. Con Pane in Liberty Station
If you're kinda a minimalist like me, it's a great simple breakfast if you want some ENORMOUS slices of delicious fresh bread and butter and acup of coffee or something. Their sandwiches are also amazing for lunch or whatever. But...THAT BREAD. Nothing like it in LA.

2. Taste of the Himalayas by the sports arena
Really fucking good Indian/Tibetan food, nice and spicy if you want, and the lunch special is cheap as balls

3. Santana's (MXN fresh or whatever)
Chicken Cali burrito, no questions asked

4. Rudy's in Solana Beach
Carne Asada burrito or Cali burrito - best I've ever had, in my life.

5. Sessions Public in Pt Loma/Pizza Port
Great beer, Sessions is heavier on belgian styles usually, and their food is kinda upscale foodie shit, good stuff

I love San Diego, gonna be there tonight or tomorrow for the holidays. Will drink to my heart's content

Madrid, Spain

I don't usually eat out, but lately I've been going to vegetarian restaurants (I know, I know) because of my family, and I've liked them (they're not expensive so that's a plus).

> El restaurante vegetariano (C/ Marqués de Sta Ana)
> Artemisa (C/ Ventura de la Vega) I didn't like this one as much as the previous one.

>>4088753
Del Malacatín hablan muy bien, tengo ganas de ir a ese y a Lhardy.

>>4087637
i live in Jersey too, shame about the bbq place. Theres a lot of awesome Portuguese places in the area (im by Newark)

1. O Imperial - Portuguese food with bar and espresso/desserts that dont suck. Sangria there is awesome too
2. Joes Pizza - Best fucking pizza place in town
3. Boa Vista - good brazillian/portuguese bbq place
4. Mi Pueblito - traditional Mexican food made by very Mexican looking people
5. Tops Diner - a bit overpriced but even the shittiest menu choice in there is pretty awesome

All these places are relatively on the cheapside though. Any fine dining in the area is way overpriced.

Albert Lea, Minnesota

5. McD's
4. Burger King
3. China Restaurant (local place)
2. B & B Cafe (local)
1. Cafe Zamora (local)

Why yes, it is that bad here.

>>4089006
Have you ever been to Txistu? It's probably overrated but shit that was great steak, and it was huge. Went there in October for a date.

>>4089014
I go to Albert Lee all the time, and sadly this is true. Not much in the way for amazing food in southern MN.

Melbourne, Australia

>a little Japanese place on Peel street, Collingwood, between the gay bar and the Grace Darling
>Nello's, in Cheltenham. Nello is dead, now, which is sad.
>Papa Gino's on Lygon Street
>Nyala, in Fitzroy
>The City Grill Room, in the CBD

I have pleb-tier taste, though.

>>4089021
On an opposite note, in Madrid there's this awesome Chinese place. Ifucking forgot where it is. It's a real hole in the wall, actually it's down in a metro station next to a travel agency that looks really shady. Tables are tiny but oh god the food is great. I'll try to remember the name,

San Diego, CA

1. oscar's mexican seafood
2. manna korean bbq
3. phil's bbq
4. lucha libre
5. the olive cafe

>>4087604
All pretty high end.

>>4087608
For cheaper eats fresh delicious food all for under $20 in no order

Hate di Kare.
Alyssa
Pho Hoang 王
My Cambodia
Balha for desert

The great thing about Melbourne is there are so many little cheap places that can rival cities like Singapore in their quality. Not everything has to be 'fine dining'

>>4087615
see
>>4089066

>>4089066
>Alyssa
I can second this. Getting a whole bunch of different finger food with a group of friends is probably the most fun I've ever had eating out.

>>4089021
Nope, is it famous? I don't usually go to restaurants, let alone fancy restaurants.
I like food, but I'm not spending over 20€ on a meal. (Maybe if I'm reeeeally interested in trying something in particular but... nah.)

>>4089030
Could it be this one?

http://11870.com/pro/el-chino-plaza-espana-el-submundo

>>4089045
ahh yes, based Phil's

Budapest
>a gyros place at Moscow/Széll Kálmán square. Very popular, but cheap
>another gyros place at Blaha Lujza tér
>L'ecsó traditional Hungarian "fast food". Awesome food there.
>Primo stakehouse at Mammut shopping center
>Hooters

Yeah, if i eat out, i mostly eat fast food or steak. I usually cook good food myself

>>4089088
Yeah, famous and overpriced. Everybody else had the valet parking their BMWs, we took the bus, haha. Yeah, it's well over 20€ for a meal. Can get closer to 50 or 60 with appetizer and dessert (per person). We're not wine drinkers or it would have been much more. Not something we'd do more than like, once or twice a year, if we go back.

Los Angeles:

Pho Cafe in Silverlake

Mother Dough in Los Feliz (best pizza I've ever had)

Little Dom's in Los Feliz

Taco Zone in Echo Park

Stout in Hollywood

>>4089098
I believe that is it! I would definitely recommend it, 100%. Going with friends is best, order a bunch of dishes and just share everything. I'm not fluent in Spanish so I would have never found it online, thanks.

Trenton, NJ

Mate's Inn
Rossi's
Pat's Diner
Taqueria El Mariachi
Settimo Cielo

Pittsburgh

1. Penn Avenue Fish Co.
2. Lulu's Noodles
3. Pamela's Diner
4. Blue Grotto Pizza
5. Nakama's Japanese Steakhouse

>>4087529
And have you hipsters leave bad yelp reviews complaining about the spiciness or level of service? No thanks.

>>4089388
actually that would work in your favor bc then other hipsters would be dissuaded from frequenting said establishment based on negative yelp reviews. your favorite haunt, therefore, remains secret.

Toronto:
1. Tim Horton's
2. Tim Horton's
3. Tim Horton's
4. Tim Horton's
5. Tim Horton's

Fuck I hate this place.

>>4087529
Houston, TX

Jenni's Noodle House
Twin Peaks
Avalon Diner
Sunrise Taquitos
Pollo Bravo

>>4089459
Then go to fucking rexdale and hit up some somali restaurants or something. Shit, you know how many choices there are other than tim horton's?

>>4089475
Oh my god
are you me?

>>4089488
We all are.

>>4089477
I ask for a restaurant that excites the tastebuds and anon suggests Eat-With-Your-Hands-Like-A-Refugee-In_kenya cuisine.

>>4089507
Clearly you deserve tim horton's.

>>4089024

Try Grace's in Owatonna. I think it was featured on some foodie show. No matter; it really is that good; god-tier burritos.

Portland, OR
1. Beast - set course menu that changes. Proudly serves foie gras. Probably one of the best meals I ever had.
2. Killer Burger - peanut butter pickle bacon burger. Godly
3. Dar Essalam: Wisonville. Moroccan food. Family owned and operated, fantastic people and food
4. Decarli: Beaverton. Polenta fries with gorgonzola butter, salt caramel cheesecake.
5. Andina: Peruvian. Been a while since I've eaten there, but it was great.

Portland has a LOT of good places, it's hard to choose. Food carts are pretty famous as well, but I don't usually carry cash so I haven't frequented many.

>>4088973

I almost never go into Tempe, I usually pass through on my way from Mesa to Phoenix. Any places I should be aware of?

>>4089521
>Food carts are pretty famous as well, but I don't usually carry cash so I haven't frequented many.

>Portland
>not having credit card payment in their food trucks

are you fags even trying???

>>4089010
There are so many restaurants in NJ it's ridiculous. In my town alone there are at least 8 Italian places. Drive in any direction for 10 minutes and you'll pass a hundred more.

>>4089397
But I want the places I like to get business and succeed.

>>4089553
Maybe some of them do, but I'd rather pay cash to really small businesses like that.

>>4089557
well maybe true hipsters will see beyond service/ambience to the great food and culture

Nyc.

Eleven Madison Park
Le Bernardin
Per Se
Daniel
Jean Georges

>>4087555
Wtf. I just moved to GP, I did not expect this.

Have you been to Ma Mosa's - passed by it the other day, read some mixed reviews curious to try it

>>4089568
>implying you can afford any of those places

>>4089568
ive only been to nyc once, and had some pretty bomb pizza catered by atlantic records, and i ate at zabar's, but didn't do ANY fine dining.

can you recommend cheap yet healthy/good eats?

>>4089546
>Tempe
Republic Ramen is pretty good, but their cashiers tend to make a lot of "mistakes" in their favor, so watch closely.

Chuckbox has some of the best burgers in town, if you don't mind waiting in a really long line. Chompies is god mode New York Jewish food. Other than that, most of Tempe is pretty bad thanks to Mill Ave and the mall being targets for national chains.

Oh, and if you like coffee, Coffee Cartel Labs. Some of the best in the valley, right up there with Macy's of Flagstaff and Bergie's out in Gilbert.

Kingston, Ontario

Greco's
Curry Original
El Asador
Ali Baba's
Wok-In

Special mention: Pasta Shelf

Those are my choices and I am sure other residents of the city would disagree with me. It's one of the cities with the most restaurants per capita in Canada so there is a hell of a lot of choice.

>>4089812
dude! i think we are the same guy, also That Take Out Place, they moved to Napanee a while back. but worth the trip

Orange, CA

Don't like to spend, but I wish I could remember the name of that Indian place on Katella with the great lunch buffet.

1. Zena's at Tustin & Meats (Lebanese)
2. Bobby D's, near the same intersection, just good solid, sanitary Mexican
3. Zito's pizza, about as good as pizza survives in this region.

That's all that comes to mind right now. Hafta go to Santa Ana, Anaheim, or Fullerton for better.

St. Louis, Missouri

Pi Pizzeria
Charlie Gitto's
Pappy's Smokehouse
Harvest
Cafe Napoli

>>4089812
Currently going to school at this dump and while I can confirm it has tons of restaurants per capita, it also has the most shitty restaurants per capita. I've only ever been to one thing on your list which is Greco's and it was pretty good.

don't go out that much but I know this place called Bad Mother Cluckers near me in Tempe, AZ

>>4089931

Anaheim, California

1. Unsure
2. Curry House (japanese curry)
3. Mitsuwa Food Court (not a restaurant but nice)
4. Osaka (Buffet)
5. Saffron / Naan and Kebab (good persian food at a good price)

>>4089931

You are talking about
http://www.yelp.com/biz/haveli-fine-indian-cuisine-tustin

?

Was pretty good when i went.

Glendora, California

1. Petrillo's - Best pizza I've had
2. Flappy Jack's - pancake house
3. The Hat - known for pastrami sandwiches
4. Spaghetti Eddies - Decent Itallian restaurant
5. Donut Man - pretty famous nation wide. After having donuts here, all others are pretty much shit tier. Pic related.

>>4089028
Got ot agree with you on city bar and grill
everything I have had there is amazing.

Going to add another place in Melbourne
http://www.shousumiyaki.com.au/

Shousumi yaki
sake and grill japanese

Their banquets are amazing,
you're paying a good $60 for a meal however without drinks usually.

>>4090017
Also forgot to mention cheap places.

Any of the Vietnamese restaurants in St Albans,
Their broths are by far the best I have ever had.

Bronx
1: full moon pizza in little italy is pretty good compared to the rest of the bronx
2: city island (as in the literal island) has a wide verity of good sea food restaurants, i've only gone to one of them though (crabby shanty)
3: i dunno go to a fuckin random cafe or somethin?? one of the many pastry shops inside little italy again? fuck it's the bronx and you're expecting me to think up good places too eat. seriously? if i wanted something good i'd go downtown
4: serously, fuck off
5: fucking tourist

does that answer your question?

inb4 people bringing up my race
i'm a poor white smuck who can't afford to live anywhere else in the city due to being fucking poor. so fuck you.

>>4090016
San Dimas fag here. Fuck you, Glendora.

Nah, nah, just kidding. I also can vouch for Donut Man. My family actually knows the owner, Jim, though it doesn't get us discounts or anything. There is a lot of history surrounding that place. The urban legend is that Elvis sent out his personal assistant to pick up jelly donuts from Donut Man.

I'll have to try Flappy Jack's. I love breakfast food, and I pass it all the time but I've never gone in.

Other restaurants in the area I'd recommend are >Waffa's Kitchen (Glendora)
Hole in the wall hidden gem. Excellent Lebanese food for a reasonable price. Also, she makes baklava and pickled beets that are excellent.

>L'etoile Chocolatier (Glendora)
Another Lebanese owner. She makes wonderful chocolates in the Belgian style. Also, her packaging is very fancy, making it a nice place to shop for gifts.

>Legends Classic Diner (Glendora)
50s style restaurant with great burgers. Good portions, and there is a salad bar where you can pick up peppers and stuff. It was actually built on property that my grand mother used to own!

>Little Tokyo (San Dimas)
The owners recently changed hands, and it isn't as good as before, despite the fact that they really spruced the place up. Still, the teriyaki meats and sushi keep me coming back, even though the price has risen modestly.

Also, if anyone is in the area and can recommend a good Mexican restaurant, I'd appreciate it. For Mexican food, I go to Senor Baja in Claremont, Casa del Rey, or Zendejas. They're really good, but I just know that there is a run down joint out there that has my name on it.

>>4087706
>>4089005
>>4089045
Don't eat out much, but if I feel adventurous, I'll make sure to give them a try. Much obliged.

Gainesville, FL

1. The Top - just an amazing overall menu and the decor is great. Some of the best burgers I've ever had.
2. Dragonfly - sushi bar, and everything is super fresh and delicious. Seems like it fell out of LA and into this humble college town
3. The Jones - really good organic food, interesting fusion menu
4. Satchel's - not one of my personal favorites, but anyone else would think I'm crazy for omitting it. Best pizza place in town
5. Flying Biscuit - Yeah it's a chain but so good, best hangover food ever, many a 3 PM Sunday breakfast was had here

tacoma, wa
1. some mexican place on south tacoma way it's yellow i dunno the name but god damn yes
2. now drive up to seattle and get some bao from that resturaunt in pike place fuck yeah
3. the melaque lounge in milton
4. puerto vallarta, but not the one in federal way fuck that place.
5. the korean bakery in h-mart in federal way, nom fuckin nom.

yeah i dont eat out much unless it's mexican or asian food.

Blankenberge, Belgium

1. Phillipe Nuyens - Cosy restaurant, classic but very nice food, also has 1 Michelin Star.
2. De Oesterput (the Oysterpit) - Nice and chique place, high-quality seafood. It's the only restaurant with that has a small pond with Canadian lobster in it, cooked the same day.
3. De Lange Muur (The Chinese Wall) - High quality Chinese restaurant, owned by Chinese immigrants. Very nice service and food.
4. La Portobello - Nice Italian restaurant, horrible service but the food makes up for it.
5. All the local kebab places.

>>4089083
All their meat is from next door. They own the butcher as well.
Nowhere else in melbourne is as fresh.

Try Balha's their Arabic sweets are world class.

>>4090017
>Shousumi yaki
Definite;y one of the best Japanese restaurants in Melbourne

>>4089800
I love Cartel! I miss living in Tempe.
There is this place called King Tuts out there. It's a Hookah lounge but they have really awesome food. Their chicken humus is great.

>>4089459
>says he is from Toronto
>can't find good food

You must live in the fucking northern suburbs bro... even they have awesome ethnic foods within close proximity though.

Just stick with Tim Horton's, you are obviously retarded.

columbus, oh

I don't eat out except for this pho place in a converted taco bell, it's right on the way home from my friends house where I work out, so I stop by there 2-4 times a week; the place is great

>>4090010
>http://www.yelp.com/biz/haveli-fine-indian-cuisine-tustin

No, this is a place in Orange, on Katella, a little west of Tustin Ave. Maybe not the best, but good cheap lunch buffet.

Ottawa, Ontario

I'll admit firsthand, I actually don't eat out much in my own city, and considerably less still at "nice" restaurants, but this has potential to be an excellent and informative thread for people interested in traveling.

Aiyara Thai Cuisine - Thai food obviously. Removed considerably from the city center, but excellent. Very quiet, as not many people know about it, and it's in the middle of a strip mall. The interior is beautiful but it looks like a hole on the outside.
Broadway Bar and Grill - chain of divey sports bars that do absolutely god tier breakfasts. Not much going for it otherwise, so don't go for dinner.
Taj Mahal - indian food.
The Prescott - considerably divier sports bar than Broadways, with a killer meatball sandwich. Get the extra cheese and gravy, you pussy. If there's a (hockey) game on, it can be a great place to grab a few beers, and it gets pretty loud (which is good, if you're watching a game).
La Porto a Casa - Italian, and hard to get into without a reservation. Also fairly far from the city center, but an amazing tiny little restaurant

>>4089602

I live in Manhattan. I have a job that pays me enough to live in Manhattan. I can certainly go out and drop some change on dinner here and there. I've been to EMP, Daniel and Le Bern, but not Per Se or JG. Also, Masa is likely the most expensive in the city and its not on this list. I went to The Modern for my birthday last week and dropped about 500 bucks on dinner and wine with my wife. From time to time, this is something one should do if it is possible.

>>4090075
Yeah, Donut Man's pretty fucking popular. But for good reason.

Waffa's Kitchen huh? I'll have to try that sometime.

Legends is also a great place that I almost threw on my list. I love their big bird sandwich.. or whatever it's called.

Casa del Rey's alright. I feel like you can get more for your money at some other places though. As for other Mexican restaurants, I can recommend two in the area.

>El Merendero
They have really good simple burritos. I can't personally recommend anything else there because I haven't tried much else, but I hear their chili relleno is pretty good.

>Las Palmas
It's in San Dimas, right off Arrow by the 57 offramp. It's more of a sit-down restaurant than El Merendero's and most of the stuff I've tried there is pretty decent.

There's also Ray's Tepeyac in Covina that I hear is really good but I haven't tried it myself.

>>4088954

why aren't you all up on Loving Hut (nee Vegeland)? Has it reopened yet?

Bangor, ME

KFC
Burger King
McDonalds
Taco Bell
Pizza Hut

>>4090478
What about Stephen King's Spooktacular Burger House of Horrors?

Lansing, MI.

Let's see.

El Azteco- BEST Mexican for the best price. Friburr's bigger than your plate for 2 dollars, best chips, holymoly. just so good. You can leave there full after only spending 8 bucks- my fiancee and I go at least once a week.
Their tamales are decent, too.

Aladdin's is the best Mediterranean in town, unless you're buying from the market and making your own. I generally add 50x more lemon to everything, though. But that baklava ... omnomnom.

Sushimoto has some of the best sour plum rolls I've ever had.

I don't remember the name of the chinese place, but they literally have the BEST hot and sour soup I've EVER had in my whole existence as a human.

I moved here about six months ago and can barely remember any of the restaurant names, so just stay with me D: ahah.
I guess that's my list for the most part. We try not to go out to eat that often anymore, because money, and tend to cook delicious meals at home nowadays. But when we do go out, those four are the first four I even think about.

>>4090504
The nigger is hardly ever around. Although I did converse with him during a visit to a local sandwich shop.

>>4090477
I'd never heard of it until now, supposedly it's closed for Christmas according to their website. To be honest besides those places I mentioned I know hardly any restaurants in general, I'm just a poor student but love cooking instead

You from Norwich? I've only ever found about two others on 4chan before

Pittsfield, MA

1. House of India - dishes $10-$14, with rice; excellent veggie pekoras and delicious roti

2. Hot Harry's - local burrito shop, burritos range from $5-$7, homemade chips, salsas, and sauces; also have tacos, quesadillas, etc

3. East Side Pizza / Lanesborough Pizza House - both have amazing pizza, East Side is more of a NY style and Lanesborough is more of a Greek style, but East Side has a full bar.

4. Old Forge - good food but GREAT beer, also not directly in Pittsfield but a quick drive away; interesting pub fare

5. La Fogata - Columbian fare, nice tiny spot- a little more expensive (dunno why) but a fine selection of South American beer.

>>4090478
At least your town has restaurants. Aroostook County reppin'

Bakersfield, CA

1. Applebee's - Excellent price for scrumptious food

2. Olive Garden - Authentic Italian cuisine that is absolutely delicious

3. Red Lobster - Fantastic and real seafood. Cheddar bay biscuits are a MUST.

4. IHOP - Perfect breakfast in every way. Very cheap and tasty food.

5. Denny's - Perfect for eating out late. Very good breakfast and lunch.

Tempe, Az
You can get better food if you just drive a little bit to chandler, Scottsdale, or downtown but there's a few decent places.
Haji baba - best falafels, baklava is ok, super cheap
Gus's - Disgustingly unhealthy cal zones that are the best I've had
Arai pastry - one of the best bakeries around the Phoenix area and they supply a lot of restaurants so you may have tasted their stuff before
teds - hotdogs were decent considering I generally dislike them but their burgers remind me of five guys but cheaper so its a good alternative for burgers that taste homemade without the hassle
Lucille's - wonderful smoked meat and chicken but their sauce is ok and everything else is just average. The meats are the real winners there.

I have yet to find a decent Mexican or Asian restaurant in Tempe, there's plenty in chandler or the other surrounding areas.

>>4087529
Pizza: college cafeteria BC
Ramen: Samurai Noodle
Pasta: the train dinner in seattle (closed)
Burger: Johnny rockets (anywhere)
Mexican: los margaritas (or anywhere with giant burritos in that style)

Roseville CA:
(I'm going to include places from some of the other 'burbs nearby as well, because there's lot's of good restaurants.

Bubbie's Love Bistro: Jewish deli food, homemade bagels, killer blintzes and omelets. I had my birthday breakfast there a few weeks ago, and had the best omelet in a restaurant I've ever had: Smoked salmon, cream cheese, chives, red onions, dill and capers. Had a latke with it too. I thought I was going to mouthgasm to death. Huge portions as well.

Namaste Nepal: Northern Indian and Nepalese food, the freshest and tastiest I've found anywhere around. Their Saag is the best I've ever had, and their Kormas are fucking killer. Everything is super fresh and tasty.

Pho Bac Hoa Viet: Vietnamese, the tastiest Pho and Bo Kho I've found yet, and their Lemon Beef Salad makes me weep manly tears.

Famous Kabob: Amazing Persian food, awesome Zereshk Polow, Kashkeh Bademjoon, and the best persian ice cream I've ever had.

And to include something not "ethnic":
Brookfields: American "diner" type food, but the best you can find anywhere. Huge portions, fresh food, great breakfasts, this is where you go when you want good food, but everywhere else is closed.

Idaho Falls, ID

1. The Little Deli: Sandwiches/Subs, Soups. Small, almost everything is made in restaurant or the owners kitchen.
2. Il Italia: Actual authentic Italian. price reflects the taste, sad to say.
3. Whitewater Grill: Japanese anything (except kobe) including a very wide variety of sake.
4. Aussie Eats: Australian fused with American for the most part though some are purely ethnic.
5. The Cellar: Arguably the best tasting of all of them. Very posh, the menus change fiarly often. Took one of my ex's there for v-day and it was about $160. Fantastic food, but it's hard justifying that much.

>>4090631

'Loving Hut' used to be called Vegeland back in the day, £2 got you all the delicious vegan Oriental buffet you could fit in a polystyrene tray, then you'd take it over Castle Park, get high and give yourself stomach cramps from overeating

moved away years ago but back for Christmas tomorrow.

I haven't been in a few years, but check out the Library on Guildhall for steaks & grill; and the Italian family-run chippy on Stafford Street is the best in Norwich. Can't believe we've got a Jamie's Italian now. Fucking cop out.

Boston, Mass.

Typhoon Asian Bistro (Asian Fusion) $$
Symphony Sushi (Sushi) $$
Boston House of Pizza (Pizza) $
The Charter House (Steak) $$$$
Conor Larkin's (Pub Food) $

>>4090680
>BC

Dear BC,

Get fucked.

Sincerly,

NEU

>>4090688
I really should have included Beach Hut Deli on my list. For an inexpensive sandwich shop, it's damn fantastic. Pic related, it's the "Santa Cruz" served hot, with pastrami, bacon, provolone, cream cheese, avocado, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and pepperocini. I also always add sprouts and italian dressing to mine. Goddamn, that's a good sandwich.

>>4090710
>>neu
dear NEU

Get better pizza

fags

BC

>>4090730
Stopped at a random pizza joint over by you once, next door to an all you can eat sushi place.
Was pretty good.

But then again, seeing as BC is 10 city blocks of concrete jungle, it's gotta be by SOME good resturaunts.

Infinite number of monkeys amirite.

>>4090746
what? I'm talking about the pizza inside the college.

Fairbanks, Alaska representing.

Silver Gulch
Thai House/Lemon Grass
Turtle Club
Pump House (especially for Sunday brunch)
Ajimi

>>4090726

that's too much fucking stuff

>>4090075

Hey, Pasadena fag here but I used to have some real close friends from Glendora. As for your Mexican request, the absolute best chips/salsa I've ever had in my life (and that's saying a lot growing up in San Diego and spending the past decade in LA) is at La Tolteca in Azusa. Again, I can't vouch for the food, because all I've ever had/wanted there is chips, salsa and beer.

>>4090648
6/10 had me lollin

Ringsted, DK (city size: 22,000)

1 authentic Italian restaurant, a date here will at least set you back $130 for the CHEAPEST dishes and wine.

2 generic Chinese restaurants.

Over 11 kebab places.

The is all the choices you have in my city.

Montreal.

I have a thing for Portuguese food so..
Ferreira Café
Helena
Toqué
Au Pied de Cochon
Cocagne

>>4090414
Faghattan fag reinforcing the stereotype that people living in Manhattan have pretty much nothing going for them except that they live in Manhattan, and are the most unenlightened, distracted and bogged down by measures of self-worth via money people in the country.

I've never met anyone with as much dickish superficial entitlement in LA than almost every single person I've ever met who "lives in Manhattan." The fact that the epithet "B&T" exists is more proof of their ignorance and unenlightened nature.

Read a book, please.

>>4090787
>Pump House

gay bar?

>>4090810
funny, but no. from what i know fairbanks doesn't have gay bars, but anchorage does. one more reason not to bother with anchorage

>>4090805

Patati Patata!
Best fucking Poutine in Canada.

>>4090819
>homophobic

What's wrong, faggot, can't handle a little cock?

>>4090826
don't give a damn about homosexuals, but goddamn if gay bars aren't annoying as shit

>>4090830
Why are they annoying? I've walked past a few on busy nights (leather EVERYWHERE), but it's just a bunch of people looking for fun/sex...so what's the problem?

>>4090837
Sorry, but AK fag is right on this one. Gay bars are annoying as fuck

Östersund, Sweden.

I don't know the top 5, but we have this place called Take Mikado, which, if memory serves, has been declared the best sushi restaurant in the world outside of Japan.

>>4090841
Right, but WHY is what I'm curious about. What exactly makes them annoying?

>>4090822

Patati Patata is very good indeed and should probably be on the list but the best poutine is unfortunately not in montréal. fromagerie victoria in victoriaville is better. anything but banquise really.

>>4090845
loud, hedonistic and fosters that particular brand of gay which is so annoying, the ultra-extroverted in-your-face flamer with the over-the-top accent/lisp and absolutely no shame or filter

How did this interesting thread turn into a gay bashing/gay support session?? GTFO. Way to derail the thread.

>>4090789
The fuck you say.

>>4090841
You have been to a gay bar? lol fag

>>4090852
I find that brand of gay to be amusing and fun to be around sometimes. Oh well.

>>4090867
not gay personally, but have lots of gay friends

Auckland, NZ
1.The French Cafe
2. Red Hummingbird
3. Clooney
4. Antoine's Restaurant
5. Cibo

>>4090787
Fuck yeah Silver Gulch. I miss the fries. Lemongrass is my favorite of the Thai restaurants.

College Pizza
>Aegean pizza in a calzone. Hnnnng
Pita Place
>This and Bun on the Run are what Fairbanks summers are all about for me.
Airport Way Family Restaurant
>Nice alternative to Denny's for late night groups. Food is unremarkable.
LuLu's/Gulliver's Cafe
>All my bagel sandwiches. Gulliver's Hungarian mushroom soup.
The Vallatta
>only been once, but it was pretty fantastic.

>>4090398
Sup fellow Ottawabro - you should eat out more. There's a bunch of good places in the Byward Market and on Elgin

Ottawa, Ontario

Whalesbone
Murray Street
Hokkaido Sushi
town.
Wellington Gastro Pub

>>4090798
Oh yeah, forgot about La Tolteca. They're pretty good. I do like their chips and salsa and beans. Everything else there was decent as well.

Clear Lake, TX (Just outside Houston)

1.) Tokyo Bowl - Good sushi and Japanese Food
2.) Mogul's - Killer Indian with an awesome lunch buffet
3.) Rotondo's Hoagies
4.) Leyla's - Good ass TexMex, 99 cent margaritas.
5.) Angelo's - Pizza of the gods.

>>4090016
The Hat is great.
one order of fries feeds at least 2 people

>>4087529
Jersey City

Kraverie
Lamp Post Bar & Grill
White Star Bar
30 Acres
Nha Trang

Calgary

Shawarma Knight - awesome donair except the lebanese dudes are always eyeing up my girlfriend

Muku Japanese Ramen - japanese subtlety at its best

Golden Inn - best fucking chinese period. this shit is authentic and tasty, and ya i know what what fucking authentic chinese is you asshole. ask for the cold tea after last call

Regency Palace - best place for dim sum. top cure for hangovers if you can brave the madness

>>4091326
forgot one more...

Salt and Pepper - tasty ass mexican food. the macleod location had the best cup of coffee i've ever tasted. apparently the beans were roasted alongside cocoa beans

>>4090518

Don't forget DeLucas. Probably the best known restaurant in Lansing for it's incredible pizza. I'm from Lansing, but live in Chicago (known for pizza) and people here have heard of DeLucas.

>>4090885
>French cafe
>mfw

le garde manger is 10000000x better and about 300x cheaper. Except fuck their buckwheat crepes. Traditional or not they taste like fuck.

In no particular order for Auckland:
1. El Camino (Kingsland)
2. Le garde manger (Auckland City)
3. Me Ne Frego - but only if you don't piss the weird owner off (Epsom)
4. Euro (Viaduct)
4b. The Food Store (Viaduct)
5. The French Cafe (Auckland City/Mt Eden)

London, UK

The Premises Cafe - awesome breakfasts and decent Turkish food in the evening. Cool vibe as it is connected to a recording studio and has autographed photos of all the artists who have recorded there.

Lahore Kebab House, Commercial Road - Despite the name it is a great restaurant and serves the best Indian food available. Cheap as chips though expect to be the only white person there.

Wahaca - A Mexican chain restaurant similar in style to Wagamama but with much better quality. Serves street food which is quick, fresh and delicious. Completely different to the Tex Mex restaurants usually found in London and various cities in America.

Song Que, Kingsland Road - the best of a very large selection of Vietnamese restaurants along this stretch of road. The Pho is to die for.

Savoir Faire - a small French restaurant near the British Museum. Prices are good and the food is of great quality. The mussels in garlic are a personal favourite.

>>4089477
>>4090315
Yes, you're right, there are decent places to eat in the GTA. But I was merely commenting on my disgust with how every street corner has 2 timmy's.

Both of you suggest ethnic foods. And that's the issue I have. It's great that some of the immigrants here can cook well. I've learned to enjoy Afghani food this fall. I just wish there were more quality Western food restaurants, like they have in Montreal.

>>4087565

Fellow Mainer! :D

Here's my list, in no particular order:

1. Fore Street
2. Miyake
3. Petite Jacqueline
4. Bull Feeney's
5. Duck Fat

I would list more, but of course, I can only list five.

>>4091421
>I just wish there were more quality Western food restaurants, like they have in Montreal.
There are.

>>4090627
Cool, I'd like to meet him.

I thought he was always around Maine???

>>4087589
Is Latin Bites tha place just in north downtown by the warehouses and last concert cafe? I always thought it was a coffee place, never been but I've seen it.

>>4089475
I live close to dem all. Never been to Avalon diner but I really should. I've heard things. Good things.

>>4089459
>>4089459

Cause I’m going to make this place your home

A little unnamed island, 100 kilometers south-west of japan.
Next to a rock shaped like a triangle

Milululu's family spot - nice and cosy, i usually only trade a few things for a full meal.

Under The Tree For All - meh, you know what i mean, it's first come first served really.

I usually go to That Spot Behind The Tree for a quick snack.

I don't like the other place we got here.

that's all

I live in Tacoma, Wa.
I haven't lived here long, but I'm not far from one great place, The Southern Kitchen, (shown on the food network if that means anything to you) They've got great fried chicken and they taught me to like greens. When I went with my sister we couldn't pick a dessert, so we told the waitress to surprise us. She brought us every dessert on the menu and only charged us for one. Terrible for breakfast though...

Which island?

>>4091504
>>4093118


Derp.

Which island?

El Taco Loco
China Buffet
Mexican Bakery
Captain Ratty's for people watching
shady gas station for chili dogs ;_;
(I eat most food at home)

Canada's too unrepresented here so here are some places around Vancouver.

If your a retro nut you could visit the Ovaltine cafe If you happen to find yourself in eastvan (protip: not a tourist spot.), and The Red burrito, on-lock (great wonton soup), slocan, the red wagon, and probably more.

In New Westminster there's the Big 6 resturant and down the road from that is Burger Burger.

In Surrey there is the Fresgo Inn, pick anything, it will be good and near the Safeway the near there is a nice little wanton soup place.

T&T markets also have a nice little hot food thing they do. To be honest most Chinese food is a safe bet.

Ypsilanti
1. Sidetrack
2. Haab's
3. Bomber
4. Roy's Squeeze Inn
5. Hana Korean

Ypsilanti, MI
1. Sidetrack
2. Haab's
3. Bomber
4. Roy's Squeeze Inn
5. Hana Korean

>>4087589
>star pizza
>not luigi's

10/10 nigger go fuck ur mother

>>4093359
>The Red burrito
I live a few blocks down from this place on commercial. It's so shit and smelly, i have to avoid that block whilst walking down on commercial

Vancouver fag

The Prophouse Cafe - nice Egg Roscos on the weekend. Best bang for your buck.

The warehouse. Their 4,95 deals on burgers is really worth it. Service will suck, but the food is alright

Sushi place on commercial that starts with K. Cant remember. Great deals as well, and big portions

Thats all i can think of right now really.

Seattle, Wa
1. How to cook a wolf
2. El Gaucho
3. Taylor's Shellfish Farm
4. Fainting Goat (not really restaurant but amazing gelato)
5. Din Tai Fung (Amazing xiao long bao)

Hamilton, ON, Canada

1. O'Neill's (Barton street) - stupid big burgers, 2 of my friends work there, get deals, get extra patties, get extra fries, its dope. Also, the place isn't big enough to sit down, its basically a counter with a kitchen

2. Mustangs (Stoney Creek somewhere) - good wing deals, good milkshakes, they have one of those trivia things that everyone plays, but I know a lot of places that do that

3. Poco Loco (Ottawa street) - Spanish / Mexican food, GOAT burritoes, big servings, real authentic, the owners are always there and they are from Argentina or something, I dont know, but they are friendly as fuck and make you feel at home, and the food is bitchin. They also have a tiny ice cream parlour for the summer.

4. "Tony's" (somewhere around Parkdale) - the mystery place my mom has gotten me a gyro from like 3 times, I've never been. Best fucking gyro's I ever had, some of the best meat I've ever had period. Gigantic gyro, monstrous.

5. Montford's (at the centre mall, elsewhere) - I know this place is a chain, probably just Canadian, serves shawarma with rice and veggies and the nice foreign lady always gives me an extra pita because I used to go there like every 2 days for lunch and always asked for another one, fucking love shawarma.

>>4093534
>living in seattle
>not mentioning Dick's Drive-In
lel

Vancouver, BC

1. Miku, now and forever. Technically sushi/Japanese but so much more

2. Gotham's Steakhouse.

3. Bishop's.

4. Fritz's for late night poutine

5. r.t.l., amazing cocktails

>>4087654
I played in the Astoria Music Festival this summer, Fort George Brewery is the shit. Food's pretty alright and the beer is quite good.

I currently live in Stony Brook, NY.
There is no good food here sorry. It sounds as bleak as >>4088667 where the only restaurants worth frequenting are chains.

Thank god the city is only 2 hours away

Jacksonville Fl fag
Here's my list
1. Aroma corner - cozy little bob a tea/ coffee place/ bakery owned by adorable Asian women
2. The Casbah - greek food and hookah bar.Best grape leaves I've had. Monday might be half off hookah if I remember correctly
3. Bowl of Pho - 7$ gets you a massive bowl of pho, best priced pho I've ever seen
4. French Pantry - The French Dip literally brought a tear to my eye. But line to get in is merciless and you have to sit with other people at big tables. Food arguably makes up for atmosphere though
5. Masala- lunch Indian buffet $7.99. Usually 2 soups, salad, 2 - 3 rices, goat, fish, chicken, and veggie dishes, naan

honorable mention: 1. Bento - japanese fast food
2. Cantino Laredo - excellent gourmet mexican (if that's a thing) but more than I really want to pay
3. Hala- Greek, yummy lunch buffet
4. Sakura - the Paul Roll. Do it.

Little Rock, AR

1. Sim's Barbeque- cheap, delicious, but scary, terrible part of town, there are bullet holes in the building
2. Mt. Fuji- pretty awesome despite being out of date, they've got an oriental food store in their basement which is cool
3. The Capital Bar&Grill- very reasonably priced for being in the swankiest hotel in the state, delicious and great atmosphere
4. Whole Hog Cafe- it's a (mostly) local chain IDGAF, kinda pricey though, they've won pretty much every award possible in competitions though
5. The Flying Fish- also kind of a chain, but I like it

Honestly, the food scene here is pretty weak. LOT'S of good barbeque and meat & 3s, but pretty much anything 'fine dining' or presenting itself as 'modern' is goofy, overpriced bullshit following whatever was trendy in NYC two years ago. Ex: Packet House, Big Orange, Trio's, Brave New Restaurant, Acadia, any hip new food truck.

Yeah, things are noticeably better than a couple years ago though.

Living in Arcata, CA. I am new to the area but so far I like:

Los Bagels (4 ever)
Fresh Freeze Drive-In in Eureka
Loleta Bakery in Loleta
the vegetarian place in Ferndale

Too many restaurants too choose from, I've lived here for 8 years and I haven't even scratched the surface in detailing the eateries in my own neighborhood.

bump

>>4093909
>Arcata
>not listing Stars

Ventura, CA

Mary's Secret Garden
Himalaya (their tofu saag is amazing and addictive)
Nature's Grill (I like their Buddha burger with Vegenaise)
Hip Vegan Cafe (it's in Ojai, which is close to Ventura anyway.)
Chipotle (Was hard to think of another local place since I don't eat out much.)

>>4089459
>thatfeel.bmp

I live in gook town and get nothing but gook and fast food. Within a year, they've bummed out a Taco Bell, a KFC and a Pizza Hut from my neighbourhood. I have now lost my only source of Mexican black Italian food and stuck with gook, Tim's, and Tims' filled with gooks.

>>4096039
>Chipotle

The burrito place? There are hundreds of them across the country.

>Seattle
Italian: Barollo
Sushi: Kisaku
Patisserie: Hiroki Desserts
Fast food: Dick's Drive-in
Bonus: Getting anything you want fresh from Pike Place Public Market despite it being in general overcome with plebs and tourists.

>>4087659

I shall have to try these places, thanks anon. If you see a neckbear at one of these places in the next month alongside a redhead girl, its probably me and my wife, feel free to say hi.

>>4096074
...Brandon?

>>4087529
Ocean City Maryland
>Cactus Cafe
>Devito's Subs
>MEXICAN FOOD (this is the name...)
>Sushi place on 94th that's in what was obviously a Taco Bell
>Seacrets (giant club, overpriced in summer but in winter it's all half off)

That was hard. Some of these aren't technically in the city limits. Tourists towns can be a wasteland for food...

>>4096079
Crabcake factory in winter too - I forgot them because their summer prices are so outrageous.

And Dumsers for ice cream

>>4096075
Pale'n?

Portland Oregon.
I'll list my personal favorites.

Pine Street Biscuits make amazing breakfasts.

Mothers Bistro is delicious breakfast and lunch. Good pasta. Great omelettes. Nice sandwiches.

South Park makes the best fish in town.

Portland Prime is expensive as fuck and worth every penny. World class steaks.

Rimskys Korsakoffeehouse is some of the best dessert I've ever tastes.

>>4096047
Yeah, I couldn't think of another local place I really like.

>>4096084
Nopes. See you on GChat.

>>4089941

I find your lack of faith in Kingston depressing. I am also in Kingston for school and I have grown to love it in many ways. Even if you find many of the restaurants shitty, try out the ones I recommended and in terms of fun things, check out all of the cool independent stores. The downtown area has a plethora of nice shops and establishments to check out. The Artel is great as well. Explore a little!

Walla Walla, WA

1. Whitehouse Crawford – good local cuisine that everybody hates on because of the price
2. Brasserie Four – stoner caliber french food
3. Andraes Kitchen – the only food truck in town worth mentioning
4. Taqueria Yungapeti – best humble taqueria in the northwest
5. Aloha Sushi – above average sushi conveniently located next to the above average pizza joint

#1 onions on the planet. the wine is pretty good, too.

>>4093868
This is the worst list I've ever read, EVER.

>>4093359
You put a place like Burger Burger and Red Burrito amongst your best restaurants in Vancouver area? Jesus...

>>4096037
Ah! I've heard about it, haven't been yet.

Owatonna, Minnesota.

Honorable Mention: Wagner's Lunch. Grease burgers and fries.
Why go to Burger Kink when there's Wagner's?

5. A Taste of The Big Apple pizza place downtown. Has genuine
asshole owner with genuine asshole Brooklyn accent. Pizza is
Owatonna's best kept secret.

4. The Kitchen or whatever that place on the north end of Cedar
Ave is called. Pleb food; good pleb food; good price; good to
hang on a lazy Saturday.

3. Nick's Pizza. Nothing special but the crust is right every
time. Never a fail.

2. Muzuki Fusion. Fresh made sushi from a bunch of Thais.
Best thing to happen to Owatonna. $$$ but go.

1. Grace's. Best Mex in the area. Biggest goddamn burritos on
the planet. Her daughter is hot. Tiny place; good luck getting
a seat during weekday lunch.

>>4090478
Bangor bro reporting in, I know this feel.

Zen - Only restaraunt around i've seen serve pho, so I love it

Fiddleheads - lower cost menu items are ok, the expensive ones are very good

Bugaboo - basically the mcdonalds of eat in food, tasty trashy dishes

Honestly, most other places are shit.

Olive Garden - Ok.
Longhorn - Ok.
Chiles - Shit.

Arlington, VA

- Carlyle Grand Cafe
- Ray's the Steaks
- Rincome (Thai)
- Sugar Palm (Thai)
- Nam Viet (Vietnamese)

(I'm assuming we don't get to count $100/plate places.)

Amsterdam

1.Every coffeeshop ever
2.Bakker Bart
3.kfc
4.Burger king
5.mcdonalds

Puyallup, WA

we don't have much for me but i'll include tacoma and seattle.

- Pizza Pi
- Veggie Grille
- Bamboo Garden
- Quickie Too
- Caffe Dei (before they switched owners)

>>4096384
kankerhomo, er zitten sterrenrestauranten in Amsterdam