What's your favorite restaurant?

White Dog Cafe. The original in Wayne, PA. They’ve recently opened several others. Not the same. We do a lot of immediate family events there. Highly recommended. Great food and atmosphere. Nearby are three excellent Italian spots, Anthony’s, Limincello (two locations) and Pomadoro. All terrific. Different gravy flavor. One is a BYOB (they allow me to mix up my old fashioned recipe there).

There are no really, really good restaurants in this the Plymouth, Massachusetts area, but this one is the VERY best in town: 71 Degrees West Atlantic Steakhouse.

"Miami meets Nantucket on Plymouth Harbor" in our beautifully re-imagined dining room, designed by Hayward Design House of Milton.

"Aged, wood-grilled steaks. Premium sushi. Prime ocean views."

Voted Best of South Shore 2024 in South Shore Magazine.

I haven't been there since they changed hands, but I've eaten in the previous restaurant at that location, and they used to have some very interesting little dishes...like Watermelon Salsa with cilantro...served as a side with their broiled fish.

Olde Brick House. It’s beautiful, the staff is wonderful, and the food’s nummy. The only restaurant I’ve ever sat in and thought it might be fun to work there. 😂

It’s been awhile, and most have closed since the pandemic, but Horatio’s is one I love that is still open.
Lois the Pie Queen in Oakland is another, and Saul’s Deli in Berkeley.

It's called Lucca's and I order the Shrimp Fra Diavolo and Mussel's marinara for an appetizer with two Corona's every time I go

The special steak house that we visit every year for our anniversary. It's the only time we can afford to eat there, but it is worth it.

Was a family owned Italian eatery loved their grinders but they sold out and new owner changed the menu

The Maharajah, i lovely little indian restaurant where they cook to please.

Judy's on Cherry never disappoints but Dan's in Green Hills has the best baked escargot

I don't get to go much but Motorcity Vegan in detroit yum

A little Tavern overseas that made me smile … unforgettable company, good beer & wholesome food 🥰😌

My kitchen.........................less chance of getting sick and the food is better.

Home

A real restaurant in this city? None. There are only chains, food trucks, and Faux Asian. I have to go to the neighboring town even for my favorite diner.

I love restaurants that have Chinese food buffets.

A restaurant in Maryland called Fratelli’s, best crab cakes I ever had

Probably the Chanticleer, in Sconset (Nantucket)

If you go, eat in the rose garden.

A good steak place

It's called Arno

EP Allie's Roadkill Diner. The flattened armadillo is to die for!

Alice’s Restaurant. You can get anything you want 😉

Dietz Stadium Diner

Easygoing, family-run diner offering comfort food, including breakfast

Mine would have to be Texas Roadhouse

Maria's in Santa Fe

Technically not a restaurant, but Wetherspoons!

The Wicked Cantina. It is a local mom and pop Mexican restaurant. 😋😋😋😋

Where I currently live none are worthy of being called favorite, in DownTown Portland there used to be a seafood joint called Fish Grotto, it was there for decades prior to WW II, in the late 80's a new owner turned the adjoining bar into a gay night club, in the early 00's he got raided because he was selling club drugs (xtasy, pcp, ketamine, and dmt) out of one of the rest rooms, because the Fish Grotto was adjoined they were shut down as well and never reopened.

"The Trump Bagel & Lox all-U-can-eat-all-day-long Breakfast Palace", on 5th Avenue New York, NY.

Bella Vita Cucina Italian restaurant 👍