Whats your fav. restaurant chain and what do you order there?

My fav is The Cheesecake Factory
My fav dish there is Shrimp Pasta, haven't been anywhere that can beat it!

 

We just got one of those recently in Wisconsin, been intending on checking it out. Shrimp Pasta, sounds good as hexx!

 

Cheesecake is pretty good too. I had a tremendous drinking bout at the one in Chi-town this summer with a bunch of old friends.

Tony Romas is ok .

Pat O'briens. is/was a blast----I wonder if they still serve hurricanes as their 2 main places got trashed this yr. NO and Cancun. I'd love to go back either of them someday.

House of Blues---again in New Orleans its great...some of the others feel a little too much like Disney. Music is always good.

The food is usually good @ Senor Frogs. I would rather chew glass than hang out there

 

It's good stuff. They have everything you can think of on the menu (even breakfast) and if you don't mind drinking they have some really good drinks my fav is their Long Island Iced Tea or the Zombie (which is a mix of liquors). And of course, you can't leave without getting one of the cheesecakes, many specialty cheesecakes to choose from. Its not overly expensive, but it cost more than average...be prepared to spend your Adsense earnings.

 

McDonalds - Cheeseburger. I'm a cheap date.

Nah I love the restaurant 'Ask' ..I always have the spag bol. Mmm Mmm MMM.

 

Take it you haven't read many of my posts, I love drinking.

That'll make it easy to get the wife to go, she loves Long Island Iced Tea

I don't make money on adsense

I'll have to check it out, cocktails, cheesecake and shrimp pasta what more could I ask for.

 

I don't eat at food chains too often.

I prefer small family owned restraunts, but Taco Bell at 2am is good and Tony Romas used to have all you could eat Ribs. Since they got rid of that along with the Honey Chipotle Ribs I haven't eaten there though.

 

Not a particular restaurant, but I love SUSHI

BC Rolls
Salmon Sashimi
Ika Karage
Beef Donburi


MMM....now I'm craving sushi...thanks guys

 

me too, much nicer when you actually know the people that makes your food.

 

For almost an entire year, I was living out of hotels on the road. I worked on a technology upgrade for all the Lowes in the SouthEast part of the United States. 2 nights, next city.

A good part of the time, chains were the only option. It was an absolutely hellish existence...I found a few gems of places though---new to me anyway. Sadly, I think they got pretty roughed up by the storm.

 

Red Lobster, unfortunatly the nearest one is about a 100 miles away.

 

Chains... Hmmm. Red Lobster is in my top 5 too. The Long Horn Steakhouse is about my favorite place to eat (http://www.longhornsteakhouse.com). I really like their Firecracker Chicken Wraps. I always get that for the starter and then the Bacon Wrapped Filet for the meal. Red Lobster is probably #2. They have great chicken tenders and I like their "Walt's Favorite Shrimp", I think its called. If you're talking more of a burger place, I like Fudfuckers the best.

 

Rudfuckers is terrible. I grew up near one and my parents loved that place.

I couldn't stand their toasted buns!

 

Don't take your girlfriend to Fudruckers on Valentine's Day.

Redlobster is like Long John Silvers, but in different colors.

 

No way! red lobster is much better the LJS (IMO). Everything at LJS tasted like it was caught in a dirty pond a few weeks before being served.

 

The food at LJS has the same taste. The chicken tastes just like the fish.

Red Lobster suffers from the same thing. I got a steak and lobster combo and the steak tasted just like the lobster. Everything is cross flavored there.

Also LJS is more free with the pirate hats if you know what I'm saying.

 

Ha- that's true!

Even their bread tastes like seafood batter.

 

Oh I did think of a chain I like.

Dairy Queen. They have a ton of stuff. Anyone else like Dairy Queen or even know what it is?

 

<----Take Culvers over DQ any day of the week. Dipped cones from DQ and icecream cakes are ok.

 

I've never heard of Culvers, but it looks about the same.

Whenever a small town is founded in Texas part of the requirements are they have to make a DQ. It's like every town with over 1,000 people and at least 1 stop light has to have a DQ.