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Elizabeth's on 37th? Good?

4 posts · Oct 8, 1998 to Oct 24, 1998

MissyAnimal CrackersOct 8, 1998
 Debra C. wrote:

 :::I'm planning a trip to Savannah in November.  Considering Elizabeth's
 :::on 37th.  Any comments or suggestions?

 TERRIFIC >> TOP NOTCH>>> ROMANTIC>>>  EAT THERE YES
 and no i do not work there.
 "When I want your opinion, I will give it to you." Sam Goldwyn

 From [email removed] Thu Oct  8 12:23:47 EDT 1998
 Article: 41625 of rec.food.restaurants
MiDuoleOct 8, 1998
 >I'm planning a trip to Savannah in November.  Considering Elizabeth's
 >on 37th.  Any comments or suggestions?

 My wife and I just ate there two weeks ago for our 12th wedding anniversary. It
 was wonderful. Service is top notch, food is the best in Savannah.

 terry (UT)
 [email removed] (Terry McGinnis)

 From [email removed] Thu Oct 15 08:19:36 EDT 1998
 Article: 41750 of rec.food.restaurants
AnonymousOct 15, 1998
 Debra C. wrote:

 >I'm planning a trip to Savannah in November.  Considering Elizabeth's
 >on 37th.  Any comments or suggestions?
 >
 >Thanks,
 >
 >Remove abc for e-mail reply.
 I'll second all the good comments about Elizabeth's. The menu, wine list,
 service, etc. all could not be beat. What a great town to hike about, too.

 BTW, for lunch try Mrs. Wilkes Boarding House. For $10, you sit at a large table
 with others, and eat family style, and eat, and eat, ....

 From [email removed] Thu Oct 15 08:19:46 EDT 1998
 Article: 41751 of rec.food.restaurants
HedOct 24, 1998
 I would also recommend The Olde Pink House, great food and service.
 jim_maslanka wrote in message ...
 >On Thu, 08 Oct 1998 01:17:32 GMT, [email removed] (Debra Clark)
 wrote:
 >
 >>I'm planning a trip to Savannah in November.  Considering Elizabeth's
 >>on 37th.  Any comments or suggestions?
 >>
 >>Thanks,
 >>
 >>Remove abc for e-mail reply.
 >I'll second all the good comments about Elizabeth's. The menu, wine list,
 >service, etc. all could not be beat. What a great town to hike about, too.
 >
 >BTW, for lunch try Mrs. Wilkes Boarding House. For $10, you sit at a large
 table
 >with others, and eat family style, and eat, and eat, ....

 From [email removed] Tue Dec 15 07:55:14 EST 1998
 Article: 42685 of rec.food.restaurants
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