Please Go Fuck Yourself Wrote:
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> Yeah. That location attracted a LOT - I mean a
> whole fucking shitload - of vehicle traffic when
> the last two POS corporate slop restaurants were
> there. I mean, Route 7 virtually ground to a stop
> 24/7!!!!
>
>

Chili’s and On the Border had been there for 20 years, they did a good business. On the Border used to get packed on weekend nights.

Wanted to get their nachos saw them thur the windows and looked good, never did eat there too much salt

He's Another One Wrote:
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> Do you understand the difference between "own" and "lease?"

One means having operational control over a property and the other means having operational control over a property.

What a stupe! Wrote:
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> He's Another One Wrote:
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> > Do you understand the difference between "own"
> and "lease?"
>
> One means having operational control over a
> property and the other means having operational
> control over a property.

Nope. Try again, moron.

Go and enjoy the valet service once the complex opens. Your car will be safe in the garage next door.

What a stupe! Wrote:
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> Go and enjoy the valet service once the complex
> opens. Your car will be safe in the garage next
> door.

Sure, my car will be safe.

But my stomach won't be safe if I eat that industrial garbage.

Troooph Wrote:
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> But my stomach won't be safe if I eat that
> industrial garbage.


Neither will your arteries. They use so much butter, trans fat, and salt in everything you might want to keep your heart specialist on speed dial in the days and weeks following your meal.

^^^ It’s just like being back in the 4th grade again. Meanwhile, GAR continues to operate some of the most popular and highly rated restaurants in the area.

Them’s the facts Wrote:
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> ^^^ It’s just like being back in the 4th grade
> again. Meanwhile, GAR continues to operate some
> of the most popular and highly rated restaurants
> in the area.

Oh, so POPULARITY is the hall mark of good food.

I see.
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What a stupe! Wrote:
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> Go and enjoy the valet service once the complex
> opens. Your car will be safe in the garage next
> door.

Make sure you use the valet- you won’t be in shape for any exercise after eating your 3,500 calorie entree plus dessert. So make sure someone else walks to your car for you, you’ll need to save up all your energy for digestion!

Troooph Wrote:
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> Oh, so POPULARITY is the hall mark of good food. I see.

Sorry for the 4th grade thing. Should have said 2nd grade.

fat & lazy Wrote:
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> Make sure you use the valet- you won’t be in
> shape for any exercise after eating your 3,500
> calorie entree plus dessert. So make sure someone
> else walks to your car for you, you’ll need to
> save up all your energy for digestion!

That’s so hopelessly lame.

Simon55 Wrote:
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> I really love Asian cuisine, but some of their
> dishes are too exotic. I tried some of the dishes
> a couple of times and I liked them, but some of
> them almost made me sick. Asian cuisine is weird
> and not everyone can like it. I'm more of a fan of
> traditional dishes like pizza, tacos, pasta. I
> usually buy such delicious things in href="https://www.nyfta.org/">food truck new
> york and I know for sure that I will not be
> sick from surprise. Despite the fact that some
> cuisines are not very good, I am ready for new
> things and ready to try and learn new dishes, I
> love everything new.

I think I agree with you. I'm also a fan of traditional cuisine.

Great American Restaurants only enforces mask wearing for white people. Lots of niggers go around in there with no mask and none of the employees are allowed to say shit, but they jump on white people immediately if it drops under your nose. Not sure why these folks have become slaves to the niggers, but it's really bad.

Re: Two-plus new Great American Restaurants at Tysons
Posted by: Fresh Fish ()
Date: February 27, 2019 11:43AM

>As for fish, it comes fresh from Jessup in the early morning hours each day.

>Lots of "fresh fish" arrive at the Maryland state prison for men in Jessup in the morning hours of the day

The good thing about Maryland is that its full of such fresh Jessup fish and they are so easy to catch and release , theres always a plentyful supply and never any shortage with Democrats and a Rino running the state

I don't think there are many decent restaurants in the USA in general, that's why people eat in such places the most

Hi JP!

You're probable right, but I think most of them just have no idea how many places with great food are there. Before I discovered this article https://s-r-q.com/downtown-sarasota-restaurants/ , I didn't even know there were restaurants that cook everything on a wood fired grill in my city, so I believe if people knew more about it, they'd diversify their food experience a lot.

Does anyone know which San Francisco restaurants I should go to? I'm planning to go to the Mission District of San Francisco.

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