It could be any food haven you've eaten from and would endorse. Tell us the name of the place, where it is, and what you ate or would suggest. :)

Mo's(various locations on the Oregon Coast) for Mo's World Famous Clam Chowder.



http://www.moschowder.com/

Mmmmm...chowda. Yummy.

Two places here in Anderson, In....Art's Pizza...been around since before I was born...great italian sausage and the best pizza!...and..the Real Hacienda....authentic mexican food, great service, great prices...suggesting the number 10...or the Chimichanga...both are excellent

Alamo Springs Cafe - The cover burger (named for being on the cover of the Texas Monthly Magazine.



The place is a few miles behind Luckenbach, Texas.

Is it a bad omen that they have an article on dogfighting in the same magazine about burgers?

Buckhorn Exchange In Denver Colorado

This National Historic Landmark and Western Museum has been serving the finest in Old West fare since 1893.

Prime grade beef steaks, buffalo prime rib, elk, salmon, quail, game hen, and succulent baby-back pork ribs are just some of the marvelous offerings on the Buckhorn menu.

Exotic appetizers such as alligator tail, rattlesnake and buffalo sausage are available, and no dinner is complete without the house specialty, Rocky Mountain Oysters.


The Buckhorn Exchange brims with historic artifacts, legends and notable moments. Five Presidents - Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt, Dwight Eisenhower, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan - dined at the Buckhorn. Hundreds of Hollywood legends, too, have savored our fare, including Bob Hope, Jimmy Cagney, Charleton Heston, astronauts Scott Carpenter and Jack Swigert, Great Britain's Princess Anne, Roy Rogers and Will Rogers. The list is virtually endless.

The walls of the Buckhorn detail its illustrious history. Its walls hold a rare 575-piece collection of taxidermy, including deer and moose, giant buffalo, mountain goat and big horn sheep; dozens of indigenous fowl; even a two-headed calf and a legendary jackalope.

The 125-piece gun collection includes Colt .45s, Winchesters, Derringers, a Sharp's sporting rifle dating to 1889, and a rare palm pistol dating to 1891 and the Minneapolis Firearm Co.

I had the combination plate of Elk, buffalo, Yak, Ostrich plate. Then a big bowl of their famous beans. The food was one of the best I have every had in my life time. Believe me I have had some of the best.

A true home cooked meal especially made for your date! Really, it is not only romantic, but also tastes SO much better than a dining place.

I really wish I could provide the recipe that my last date had cooked for me. Normally, I HAVE to have meat within my meals. However, she cooked this WONDERFUL Italian dish that was so damn good! I was pleasantly surprised as well as her home made bread.

Only reason I mention this is that it was the MOST romantic dinner I had ever been attended to. If anything, I would suggest going online and finding a nice recipe and cooking her a nice meal at home with some lit candles, potpourri simmering on the back burner, and the wonderful smells of the homemade fresh food to which you had taken so much time to create JUST FOR HER.

I wish you luck buddy!!!

- Josh

Josh Check out the Recipe Thread you might find one in there on the pages of recipes.
Jeff

Hey thanks Jeff!!! Yea, I will certainly be looking on that page once I find "the one" whom may be worthy enough to visit my house. LOL

Once found, oh yea... I'll certainly be doing as I had mentioned. It really is a great romantic way to impress your hopefully soon to be mate.

- Josh

Your welcome indeed Josh. Wishing you all the luck on your meal with a lady.

One on my street :-)

Mmmm Elmer's just outside the Portland
International Aiport, for breakfast.
I have low blood sugar so I need to
protein load and they have a breakfast
with eggs, ham, sausage, bacon, (hash browns
and home-made rolls come too) and
doggie bags are required :-)