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1 post · Jul 23, 1996

Vimala S.Computer Sciences CorporationJul 23, 1996
If you like Indian food call Peacock Restaurant.

Someone wrote:
: Hi. I'll be in Columbia, MD next week on business. : Can anyone suggest a couple restaurants, maybe one : with a casual atomosphere (for me to eat at by myself!) : and one I could take a customer to?

: Thanks, Tracy

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At 01:10 PM 8/22/96 -0700, you wrote:
>On Thu, 22 Aug 1996 09:18:15 -0700 (MST), BBC guy wrote:
>
>>the other five progs. will be in the following categories, and I'll be
grateful for suggestions in them as well:

So your gonna get paid to eat your way across the colonies?  Have we got some food for you!!!!

>>
>>ice cream
>
>There is a national competition for commercial ice cream makers,
>trace it down.
>

Another list I'm on recommends Blue Bell Ice cream Quite highly.  Personally I love Ben&Jerrys Cherrys Garcia (yes named for poor dead Jerry(Should'nt a shot so much smack and coke over the years(and layin off the pork rinds mighta helped to))

>>burgers
>
>The best ones are local.  Try a great restaurant town like Washington
>or New Orleans or San Francisco.
>

White Castle is an old well known name.

>>chili
>
>There are serious national chile contests.  Those are the place to
>go.
>

Never had a decent batch at a resturant, but a buddy of mine makes the best!!!!

Lets say it together now "Beans don't belong in chile!!!"

>>fried chicken
>
>Again local.  Try the south.  Atlanta or a bit north.  Word of mouth.
>

There's a place right here in Frederick Maryland that I can't fail to plug. Watsons Fried chicken is the best I've ever had and thats through 4 states. Come visit and I'll take ya over, your buying.

>>pizza
>
>Most US pizza is terrible.  Do this one from Italy.  And from the
>north, the Napolitani use too much dough.   The best ones I had were
>from Pavia and Genova.

I'll second the ruined part,  seems we have the same corporate problem.

>
>Dave
>
>Dave Gomberg, Experimenta      San Francisco CA USA   [email removed]
>
>
>

Smokin in Md,

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