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Where for Dinner?

Posted by: Liz Johnson - Posted in Restaurants on Aug 23, 2006

I don’t have anything in the fridge and I don’t feel like cooking. Where should I go out to eat tonight?

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5 Responses to “Where for Dinner?”


  1. tom christmann says:

    Sal’s in Mamaroneck

  2. Chris Vannoy says:

    Any place that serves a good hot dog with everything (translation: sauce, cheese, slaw and [optionally] relish). And not one of these wimpy thin Northern hot dogs, either; you’ve got to have a little beef to stand up to all those toppings.

    And if you find that, please let me know where it is.

    Especially if they also serve sweet tea.

  3. Liz Johnson says:

    Hot dogs and pizza? That’s all I get from you guys?

  4. Chris Vannoy says:

    What can I say, I haven’t had a decent hot dog (or glass of tea) since I moved up here. And, yes, I’m sure if I’d lived here my whole life, I’d love Nathan’s and the like.

    On a slightly (and only slightly) more upscale tip: If you’re still in the mood for Q and feel like a drive, Holy Smoke in Mahopac was awfully good.

    Other than that, I’m coming to the realization that I really need to get out more …

  5. Steve C. says:

    Rockland: La TRestine on 9W.
    Hastings on the Hudson: Tonys steak and seafood.


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