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I found out this morning that I may have a late afternoon Calif. phone
conference (starting at 5pm), so I may not make dinner or be able to
pick up food.
It sounds like you're leaning toward take-out dinner to be eaten at your
place, Frank. Is that the plan?
Cary
Frank Filz wrote:
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> Franklin W. Cain wrote:
> >
> > In lugnet.loc.us.nc.ral, Frank Filz writes:
> > >
> > > I was thinking in general of hitting up someplace near Glenwood, however
> > > places in Cary are also a good choice since we will be meeting at my
> > > place afterwards. There is good Chinese and Indian near my place. There
> > > are lots of good choices on Glenwood (Chillis, Darryls, O' Brians,
> > > Outback to name some).
> > >
> > > Franklin, what are you in the mood for?
> >
> > Hmm.... Well, I've had Chinese today and yesterday,
> > so I'd prefer something else, unless everyone else
> > is set on Chinese.
> >
> > Also, the convention is planning an Italian dinner
> > on Saturday evening, so ditto for Italian,
> > unless it's a family-run restaurant, which is often
> > a really *good* Italian place, then it'd be OK by me. ;-)
> >
> > In general, I like Chinese, Mexican, Italian,
> > seafood, and "American" (steakhouses, barbequeue,
> > breakfast places, variety, etc.).
> >
> > I've had some good experiences with Thai/Vietnamese[?]
> > (peppermint chicken, IIRC, was what I like best).
> >
> > I also like some Greek food (LAMB!!! snarf,
> > munch, munch, munch).
> >
> > However, I've not yet found anything in Indian cuisine
> > that I liked.... Sorry. :-(
>
> Hmm, I'm having trouble picking places (the ones I can pick easiest are
> Chinese and Indian). I think we want to stay near the hotel or near my
> place (another problem is that I tend to eat out most near downtown
> Raleigh). I'm inclined to suggest Darryl's on Glenwood as a decent
> place, though it is a chain. The two Thai places I know are in Chapel
> Hill and North Raleigh. If Cary was coming from home, the Thai place in
> Chapel Hill would be doeable with take out (he could pick up peppermint
> chicken, pad thai [which is my favorite], and something he likes). We
> don't have any good greek places (though there is a good Middle Eastern
> deli which would be handy, they don't have a non-smoking section though,
> but we could do take out).
>
> If anyone else has some good suggestions (Mike had a bunch of good
> suggestions for downtown Raleigh, which is a possibility, but will make
> Cary's drive even longer, I also know a good Irish pub in downtown
> Raleigh).
>
> We don't actually need to decide until Thursday afternoon so long as we
> can still get in touch with Cary, and we pick something that Franklin
> will like (and he's given us good guidelines).
>
> --
> Frank Filz
>
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