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Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Diners Club
()
Date: December 03, 2015 04:37PM
Mike Ranney Wrote:
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> Please STFU and stop trying to "help" us.
Good to hear from you, Mike, what with your having been dead for more than a year now and all.
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> Please STFU and stop trying to "help" us.
Good to hear from you, Mike, what with your having been dead for more than a year now and all.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Diners Club
()
Date: December 03, 2015 04:48PM
that's loser talk Wrote:
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> No editing. Straight copy and paste. You fell for it big time.
No, son, it's just your stupid asshole habit to do fucktard stupid shit like that. The facts are that every single one of GAR's restaurants is a stand-out in its area. The specs are high and the importance of spec is even higher. They do things the right way, meal after meal, day after day, and year after year. Your pointless palaver isn't actually changing any of that.
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> No editing. Straight copy and paste. You fell for it big time.
No, son, it's just your stupid asshole habit to do fucktard stupid shit like that. The facts are that every single one of GAR's restaurants is a stand-out in its area. The specs are high and the importance of spec is even higher. They do things the right way, meal after meal, day after day, and year after year. Your pointless palaver isn't actually changing any of that.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Silverado
()
Date: December 03, 2015 08:55PM
Diners Club Wrote:
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> that's loser talk Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > No editing. Straight copy and paste. You fell
> for it big time.
>
> No, son, it's just your stupid asshole habit to do
> fucktard stupid shit like that. The facts are
> that every single one of GAR's restaurants is a
> stand-out in its area. The specs are high and the
> importance of spec is even higher. They do things
> the right way, meal after meal, day after day, and
> year after year. Your pointless palaver isn't
> actually changing any of that.
A strip-mall member of the Great American chain in a non-descript area of Annandale (of which there are many). A place for 60-something rich divorcees who hit on the young male bartenders, and families who amazingly allow their kids to sit at the bar (is this even legal?) Food is okay--on par with Sweetwater. Nice Texas decor and smaller than Sweetwater.
Don't come here when the bar shift changes--you will be ignored. I walked out one time, and told the hostess that I was ignored. She could have cared less. Two strikes, they're out.
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> that's loser talk Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > No editing. Straight copy and paste. You fell
> for it big time.
>
> No, son, it's just your stupid asshole habit to do
> fucktard stupid shit like that. The facts are
> that every single one of GAR's restaurants is a
> stand-out in its area. The specs are high and the
> importance of spec is even higher. They do things
> the right way, meal after meal, day after day, and
> year after year. Your pointless palaver isn't
> actually changing any of that.
A strip-mall member of the Great American chain in a non-descript area of Annandale (of which there are many). A place for 60-something rich divorcees who hit on the young male bartenders, and families who amazingly allow their kids to sit at the bar (is this even legal?) Food is okay--on par with Sweetwater. Nice Texas decor and smaller than Sweetwater.
Don't come here when the bar shift changes--you will be ignored. I walked out one time, and told the hostess that I was ignored. She could have cared less. Two strikes, they're out.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Terry L. in Burke
()
Date: December 03, 2015 08:59PM
1.0 star rating 11/22/2015
Dined last night with spouse. Ordered the blackened prime rib. It was horrible, all fat; wouldn't even give it to my dog. Loaded baked potato was so cold it wouldn't even melt the butter. Chopped salad had one crouton. After i complained, manager offered me another meal, but I just asked for a refund.
My suggestion, save the $37. If you must go to Arties, never go on Saturday
Dined last night with spouse. Ordered the blackened prime rib. It was horrible, all fat; wouldn't even give it to my dog. Loaded baked potato was so cold it wouldn't even melt the butter. Chopped salad had one crouton. After i complained, manager offered me another meal, but I just asked for a refund.
My suggestion, save the $37. If you must go to Arties, never go on Saturday
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
real reviews
()
Date: December 04, 2015 10:14AM
Diners Club Wrote:
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> that's loser talk Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > No editing. Straight copy and paste. You fell
> for it big time.
>
> No, son, it's just your stupid asshole habit to do
> fucktard stupid shit like that.
Visit yelp if you don't believe me. This is what real people think of GAR.
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> that's loser talk Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > No editing. Straight copy and paste. You fell
> for it big time.
>
> No, son, it's just your stupid asshole habit to do
> fucktard stupid shit like that.
Visit yelp if you don't believe me. This is what real people think of GAR.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Diners Club
()
Date: December 04, 2015 11:21AM
Silverado Wrote:
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> A strip-mall member of the Great American chain in
> a non-descript area of Annandale (of which there
> are many).
LOL! Silverado was one of the original Fritzbee's locations. It's been there and packing them in for nearly four decades now. Excellent fajitas, by the way. They had a new test-item for brunch when I was there 4-6 weeks ago called "Wakin' Bacon". It was pretty good, but I've still got to give the nod to good old Bubble & Squeak. That's really good.
> A place for 60-something rich divorcees who hit on the young
> male bartenders, and families who amazingly allow their kids
> to sit at the bar (is this even legal?)
More prepubescent babble. The actual crowd at Silverado is typical of any GAR establishment: mid- to upscale people looking for a good meal, good service, and a pleasant, up-beat atmosphere, all at reasonable prices. And of course knowing exactly where they can find just that. And yes, it's legal for children to sit at the bar.
> Don't come here when the bar shift changes--you will be ignored.
Right. Bartenders who ignore people. Had you by any chance come in drunk at the conclusion of an extended session of dumpster-diving?
> I walked out one time, and told the hostess that I was ignored.
> She could have cared less. Two strikes, they're out.
Well, I don't suppose they care for filthy, smelly, disgusting little whiners who do nothing but make shit up any more than we here at FFXU do.
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> A strip-mall member of the Great American chain in
> a non-descript area of Annandale (of which there
> are many).
LOL! Silverado was one of the original Fritzbee's locations. It's been there and packing them in for nearly four decades now. Excellent fajitas, by the way. They had a new test-item for brunch when I was there 4-6 weeks ago called "Wakin' Bacon". It was pretty good, but I've still got to give the nod to good old Bubble & Squeak. That's really good.
> A place for 60-something rich divorcees who hit on the young
> male bartenders, and families who amazingly allow their kids
> to sit at the bar (is this even legal?)
More prepubescent babble. The actual crowd at Silverado is typical of any GAR establishment: mid- to upscale people looking for a good meal, good service, and a pleasant, up-beat atmosphere, all at reasonable prices. And of course knowing exactly where they can find just that. And yes, it's legal for children to sit at the bar.
> Don't come here when the bar shift changes--you will be ignored.
Right. Bartenders who ignore people. Had you by any chance come in drunk at the conclusion of an extended session of dumpster-diving?
> I walked out one time, and told the hostess that I was ignored.
> She could have cared less. Two strikes, they're out.
Well, I don't suppose they care for filthy, smelly, disgusting little whiners who do nothing but make shit up any more than we here at FFXU do.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
tards are tardin'
()
Date: December 04, 2015 11:26AM
^^^^^ LOL. Still responding to copied and pasted reviews from Yelp and others.
This dumbshit just won't learn.
This dumbshit just won't learn.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Diners Club
()
Date: December 04, 2015 11:29AM
Terry L. in Burke Wrote:
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> Dined last night with spouse. Ordered the blackened prime
> rib. It was horrible, all fat; wouldn't even give it to my
> dog. Loaded baked potato was so cold it wouldn't even melt
> the butter. Chopped salad had one crouton. After i complained,
> manager offered me another meal, but I just asked for a refund.
> My suggestion, save the $37. If you must go to Arties, never
> go on Saturday
LOL! All fat? So cold it wouldn't melt the butter? One crouton? Yeah, that's a legit review alright. How fucking stupid are you people anyway?
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> Dined last night with spouse. Ordered the blackened prime
> rib. It was horrible, all fat; wouldn't even give it to my
> dog. Loaded baked potato was so cold it wouldn't even melt
> the butter. Chopped salad had one crouton. After i complained,
> manager offered me another meal, but I just asked for a refund.
> My suggestion, save the $37. If you must go to Arties, never
> go on Saturday
LOL! All fat? So cold it wouldn't melt the butter? One crouton? Yeah, that's a legit review alright. How fucking stupid are you people anyway?
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Diners Club
()
Date: December 04, 2015 11:36AM
real reviews Wrote:
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> Visit yelp if you don't believe me. This is what
> real people think of GAR.
No, it isn't, you colossal dumbass. This is what little fucking Beavis-children such as yourself go out and post. It's as obvious as a Nigerian fucking e-mail, but I bet you've been stung by those as well. What a useless fucking moron.
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> Visit yelp if you don't believe me. This is what
> real people think of GAR.
No, it isn't, you colossal dumbass. This is what little fucking Beavis-children such as yourself go out and post. It's as obvious as a Nigerian fucking e-mail, but I bet you've been stung by those as well. What a useless fucking moron.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Diners Club
()
Date: December 04, 2015 11:45AM
tards are tardin' Wrote:
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> ^^^^^ LOL. Still responding to copied and pasted
> reviews from Yelp and others. This dumbshit just
> won't learn.
Once again for the terminally stupid, the replies here are to the low-IQ asshole who repeatedly posts this shit in the ridiculously misguided belief that there is anyone else at all who is dumb enough to take it seriously.
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> ^^^^^ LOL. Still responding to copied and pasted
> reviews from Yelp and others. This dumbshit just
> won't learn.
Once again for the terminally stupid, the replies here are to the low-IQ asshole who repeatedly posts this shit in the ridiculously misguided belief that there is anyone else at all who is dumb enough to take it seriously.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Diners Club
()
Date: December 04, 2015 12:47PM
So as not to keep you envious little Peanut Gallery buggers on the edge of your seats any longer, I had a very nice dinner out at Billy's Place (aka Jackson's) last night. In the end, I decided to go with the tuna poke over the deviled eggs. The tuna is so melt-in-your-mouth good, and it comes with just the right sweet and sour spice to make it memorable. I hadn't had a spinach salad in a while, so that was the next course. It was once everywhere, but you just don't see spinach salad on the menu as often anymore, and Jackson's makes a very good one. The apples and that Pommery mustard vinaigrette really make it stand out. So's to have enough room for dessert, I then went with the French Dip sandwich. They make their own butter rolls for that and pile it high with slices of prime rib. Dip, dip, yum! It really hits the spot without being too filling. And all that was topped off with coffee and the delectable chocolate waffle with vanilla ice cream. A perfect end to a very nice meal. As always, the service was great, the atmosphere was upbeat, and all things considered, the wallet was barely dented. Haven't decided yet where to dine next. I'd ask for suggestions, but it's pretty plain here that you worthless cretin bozos simply don't know your ass from a hole in the ground when it comes to dining out.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
tards are tardin'
()
Date: December 04, 2015 03:41PM
Diners Club Wrote:
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> tards are tardin' Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^^^^^ LOL. Still responding to copied and
> pasted
> > reviews from Yelp and others. This dumbshit
> just
> > won't learn.
>
> Once again for the terminally stupid, the replies
> here are to the low-IQ asshole who repeatedly
> posts this shit in the ridiculously misguided
> belief that there is anyone else at all who is
> dumb enough to take it seriously.
Your replying to posts that have been directly copied from Yelp reviews of GAR restaurants.
Now THAT'S terminally stupid!
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> tards are tardin' Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^^^^^ LOL. Still responding to copied and
> pasted
> > reviews from Yelp and others. This dumbshit
> just
> > won't learn.
>
> Once again for the terminally stupid, the replies
> here are to the low-IQ asshole who repeatedly
> posts this shit in the ridiculously misguided
> belief that there is anyone else at all who is
> dumb enough to take it seriously.
Your replying to posts that have been directly copied from Yelp reviews of GAR restaurants.
Now THAT'S terminally stupid!
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Sambo
()
Date: December 04, 2015 03:51PM
Diners Club Wrote:
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> So as not to keep you envious little Peanut
> Gallery buggers on the edge of your seats any
> longer, I had a very nice dinner out at Billy's
> Place (aka Jackson's) last night. In the end, I
> decided to go with the tuna poke over the deviled
> eggs. The tuna is so melt-in-your-mouth good, and
> it comes with just the right sweet and sour spice
> to make it memorable. I hadn't had a spinach
> salad in a while, so that was the next course. It
> was once everywhere, but you just don't see
> spinach salad on the menu as often anymore, and
> Jackson's makes a very good one. The apples and
> that Pommery mustard vinaigrette really make it
> stand out. So's to have enough room for dessert,
> I then went with the French Dip sandwich. They
> make their own butter rolls for that and pile it
> high with slices of prime rib. Dip, dip, yum! It
> really hits the spot without being too filling.
> And all that was topped off with coffee and the
> delectable chocolate waffle with vanilla ice
> cream. A perfect end to a very nice meal. As
> always, the service was great, the atmosphere was
> upbeat, and all things considered, the wallet was
> barely dented. Haven't decided yet where to dine
> next. I'd ask for suggestions, but it's pretty
> plain here that you worthless cretin bozos simply
> don't know your ass from a hole in the ground when
> it comes to dining out.
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> So as not to keep you envious little Peanut
> Gallery buggers on the edge of your seats any
> longer, I had a very nice dinner out at Billy's
> Place (aka Jackson's) last night. In the end, I
> decided to go with the tuna poke over the deviled
> eggs. The tuna is so melt-in-your-mouth good, and
> it comes with just the right sweet and sour spice
> to make it memorable. I hadn't had a spinach
> salad in a while, so that was the next course. It
> was once everywhere, but you just don't see
> spinach salad on the menu as often anymore, and
> Jackson's makes a very good one. The apples and
> that Pommery mustard vinaigrette really make it
> stand out. So's to have enough room for dessert,
> I then went with the French Dip sandwich. They
> make their own butter rolls for that and pile it
> high with slices of prime rib. Dip, dip, yum! It
> really hits the spot without being too filling.
> And all that was topped off with coffee and the
> delectable chocolate waffle with vanilla ice
> cream. A perfect end to a very nice meal. As
> always, the service was great, the atmosphere was
> upbeat, and all things considered, the wallet was
> barely dented. Haven't decided yet where to dine
> next. I'd ask for suggestions, but it's pretty
> plain here that you worthless cretin bozos simply
> don't know your ass from a hole in the ground when
> it comes to dining out.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Mike O'Meara Show Fan
()
Date: December 04, 2015 06:40PM
WpGGv Wrote:
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> Bingo Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Fox Hill Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Aspie has nothing to do with it.
> >
> > It does as it is why you don't comprehend
> > hyperbole. Unlike you, I didn't actually go
> look
> > up the sodium content of all the GAR dishes and
> a
> > can of Beef-a-roni when I made the statement.
> >
> > > Hyperbole has
> > > nothing to do with it.
> >
> > It has everything to do with it and your
> disorder
> > prevents you from understanding it.
> >
> > > You made a claim, and it
> > > was blown to bits.
> >
> > Again, pointing to a dish that contains nearly
> > half of your RDA of sodium in a feeble attempt
> to
> > disprove the contention that GAR restaurants use
> a
> > ton of salt is just plain ridiculous.
> >
> > > Have a tantrum or something.
> >
> > I'll leave that to you. You seem quite
> advanced
> > at it (which is consistent with your
> Asperger's).
>
>
> Get with the times - it's called Autism Spectrum
> Disorder.
>
> I bet you go to the Special Olympics each year so
> you can heckle the participants, too, eh?
And it's spelled and pronounced "Ass-pie".
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> Bingo Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Fox Hill Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Aspie has nothing to do with it.
> >
> > It does as it is why you don't comprehend
> > hyperbole. Unlike you, I didn't actually go
> look
> > up the sodium content of all the GAR dishes and
> a
> > can of Beef-a-roni when I made the statement.
> >
> > > Hyperbole has
> > > nothing to do with it.
> >
> > It has everything to do with it and your
> disorder
> > prevents you from understanding it.
> >
> > > You made a claim, and it
> > > was blown to bits.
> >
> > Again, pointing to a dish that contains nearly
> > half of your RDA of sodium in a feeble attempt
> to
> > disprove the contention that GAR restaurants use
> a
> > ton of salt is just plain ridiculous.
> >
> > > Have a tantrum or something.
> >
> > I'll leave that to you. You seem quite
> advanced
> > at it (which is consistent with your
> Asperger's).
>
>
> Get with the times - it's called Autism Spectrum
> Disorder.
>
> I bet you go to the Special Olympics each year so
> you can heckle the participants, too, eh?
And it's spelled and pronounced "Ass-pie".
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Diners Club
()
Date: December 04, 2015 06:41PM
Reduced now to childish finger-painting. What a surprise to witness yet another such total collapse.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Rlly?
()
Date: December 04, 2015 07:19PM
When I want a good dining experience, I'm certainly not going to a fucking CHAIN restaurant.
Good gawd, freak - get a grip.
Good gawd, freak - get a grip.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
9TxvN
()
Date: December 04, 2015 10:14PM
tards are tardin' Wrote:
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> Diners Club Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > tards are tardin' Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > ^^^^^ LOL. Still responding to copied and
> > pasted
> > > reviews from Yelp and others. This dumbshit
> > just
> > > won't learn.
> >
> > Once again for the terminally stupid, the
> replies
> > here are to the low-IQ asshole who repeatedly
> > posts this shit in the ridiculously misguided
> > belief that there is anyone else at all who is
> > dumb enough to take it seriously.
>
>
> Your replying to posts that have been directly
> copied from Yelp reviews of GAR restaurants.
>
> Now THAT'S terminally stupid!
Too fucking funny.
Wait until grandpa finally figures out what Yelp is. He'll be popping a vein trying to argue with the reviews.
lmao
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> Diners Club Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > tards are tardin' Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > ^^^^^ LOL. Still responding to copied and
> > pasted
> > > reviews from Yelp and others. This dumbshit
> > just
> > > won't learn.
> >
> > Once again for the terminally stupid, the
> replies
> > here are to the low-IQ asshole who repeatedly
> > posts this shit in the ridiculously misguided
> > belief that there is anyone else at all who is
> > dumb enough to take it seriously.
>
>
> Your replying to posts that have been directly
> copied from Yelp reviews of GAR restaurants.
>
> Now THAT'S terminally stupid!
Too fucking funny.
Wait until grandpa finally figures out what Yelp is. He'll be popping a vein trying to argue with the reviews.
lmao
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
LOL! The Vienna Guy Is Now
()
Date: December 04, 2015 10:43PM
"Diners Club". And shows us all how to suck up salty slop.. Just consider "The Source" ..The Vienna Guy.. Lord ! LMAO.. "Dining" ! ..LOL..
Just Look at his Post and see all His "keywords" "worthless cretin bozos"
Always a Great Laugh ....Kona!!! Pal! your way to funny..No Hard feelings now .. Im feeding all those critters and birds for winter just like you..
Viewing them all thru the "Expansive Windows"..Take Care Friend..
Just Look at his Post and see all His "keywords" "worthless cretin bozos"
Always a Great Laugh ....Kona!!! Pal! your way to funny..No Hard feelings now .. Im feeding all those critters and birds for winter just like you..
Viewing them all thru the "Expansive Windows"..Take Care Friend..
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
bob McDonnell
()
Date: December 04, 2015 11:37PM
GAR lover Wrote:
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> Does anybody have any copycat recipes for Great
> American Restaurants? I recently moved out of the
> area and I miss those restaurants like crazy.
i WAS THERE Today i will do that
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> Does anybody have any copycat recipes for Great
> American Restaurants? I recently moved out of the
> area and I miss those restaurants like crazy.
i WAS THERE Today i will do that
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
whatTheShit
()
Date: April 09, 2017 10:19PM
What the actual fuck is going on in this thread? OP asked for some recipes, and a bunch of children started bickering about the quality of the restaurants. This entire thing is ridiculous. No one gives a shit if you like Arties or not. Either provide recipes for the requester, or shut the fuck up.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Greybeard
()
Date: April 09, 2017 10:19PM
whatTheShit Wrote:
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> What the actual fuck is going on in this thread?
> OP asked for some recipes, and a bunch of children
> started bickering about the quality of the
> restaurants. This entire thing is ridiculous. No
> one gives a shit if you like Arties or not. Either
> provide recipes for the requester, or shut the
> fuck up.
You're not wrong, but...welcome to FFU, alas.
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> What the actual fuck is going on in this thread?
> OP asked for some recipes, and a bunch of children
> started bickering about the quality of the
> restaurants. This entire thing is ridiculous. No
> one gives a shit if you like Arties or not. Either
> provide recipes for the requester, or shut the
> fuck up.
You're not wrong, but...welcome to FFU, alas.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
whatTheShit
()
Date: April 09, 2017 10:23PM
I found this post from a google result because I was interested in recipes as well, but instead I found this insanity. Is there seriously no moderation team for these forums?
For those who felt it necessary to add their extremely important opinions, please take it to Yelp where it belongs.
For those who felt it necessary to add their extremely important opinions, please take it to Yelp where it belongs.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Wild West
()
Date: April 09, 2017 10:30PM
whatTheShit Wrote:
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> What the actual fuck is going on in this thread?
> OP asked for some recipes, and a bunch of children
> started bickering about the quality of the
> restaurants. This entire thing is ridiculous. No
> one gives a shit if you like Arties or not. Either
> provide recipes for the requester, or shut the
> fuck up.
I guess all I can do for you is invite you to shove your laptop/computer up your ass.
You asked.....
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> What the actual fuck is going on in this thread?
> OP asked for some recipes, and a bunch of children
> started bickering about the quality of the
> restaurants. This entire thing is ridiculous. No
> one gives a shit if you like Arties or not. Either
> provide recipes for the requester, or shut the
> fuck up.
I guess all I can do for you is invite you to shove your laptop/computer up your ass.
You asked.....
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
ExGar
()
Date: November 15, 2020 10:08PM
The pomeray mustard sauce for the salmon and the cauliflower mash. Please
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Try the Grilled Branzino!
()
Date: November 15, 2020 11:27PM
At Ozzie's
Grilled Branzino $20
Mediterranean sea bass, smashed brussels sprouts & tomato fresco
Just don't order after a holiday weekend or you'll get 3-day old fish.
Grilled Branzino $20
Mediterranean sea bass, smashed brussels sprouts & tomato fresco
Just don't order after a holiday weekend or you'll get 3-day old fish.
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
GAR Starrrr
()
Date: November 16, 2020 12:10AM
Throw a dart on any entree.
Next, take a 1/4cup of salt.
Then, two sticks of butter from Costco.
Finally, add them to the entree.
Patrons of ANY GAR restaurant are morons and will buy anything.
Service USED TO BE STELLAR....go and see how Mikes is now..shit!
Times are a changin....
Next, take a 1/4cup of salt.
Then, two sticks of butter from Costco.
Finally, add them to the entree.
Patrons of ANY GAR restaurant are morons and will buy anything.
Service USED TO BE STELLAR....go and see how Mikes is now..shit!
Times are a changin....
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
Fact checker x
()
Date: November 16, 2020 01:52PM
GAR Starrrr Wrote:
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> Throw a dart on any entree.
> Next, take a 1/4cup of salt.
> Then, two sticks of butter from Costco.
> Finally, add them to the entree.
>
> Patrons of ANY GAR restaurant are morons and will
> buy anything.
> Service USED TO BE STELLAR....go and see how Mikes
> is now..shit!
> Times are a changin....
^^^this guy is correct
Mikes was great in the 90’s and suddenly went to shit post 9/11
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> Throw a dart on any entree.
> Next, take a 1/4cup of salt.
> Then, two sticks of butter from Costco.
> Finally, add them to the entree.
>
> Patrons of ANY GAR restaurant are morons and will
> buy anything.
> Service USED TO BE STELLAR....go and see how Mikes
> is now..shit!
> Times are a changin....
^^^this guy is correct
Mikes was great in the 90’s and suddenly went to shit post 9/11
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
When Food Has No Flavor
()
Date: November 16, 2020 03:54PM
Add lots of salt
Re: Anybody have copycat recipes for Great American Restaurants?
Posted by:
RavenEye0
()
Date: April 07, 2023 05:33PM
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