St. Louis, MO

Different Dining

3 posts · Oct 10, 2000 to Oct 11, 2000

AnonymousOct 10, 2000

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Lunch or Dinner?  Budget? Does area of town matter?  I see from your addy that you are associated with Wash. University - you want something in that area?

I like the Indian Restaurant at Lindbergh and 70 - good interesting food, good view of operations  at Lambert, not horribly expensive.

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>     I need someplace unusual to take a group of people to during the week.
> Any ideas? please share.
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Kiwi C.Washington University in St. LouisOct 11, 2000

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Depends on how you define "unusual".  I see you're at WU, so here are some nearby suggestions, all on the Delmar Loop.

1.  Riddle's Penultimate Cafe
Innovative American food, hugest wine list I've ever seen.
2.  Addis
Ethiopian--very tasty, fun to eat with a crowd.  Mop up that sauce with that injera. So what if it looks like styrofoam, it doesn't taste that way!
3. Thai Seafood Cafe
  Yummy, wonderful seafood, some very spicy.  A tad pricy. If
  you want to spend less, visit the Thai Country Cafe around the
  corner.  Even cheaper is Thai Gai Yong across the street, but it's
  very tiny, so it's hard to take a big group to.

If you want something MORE unusual, give me your definition of the word, and I'll take a crack at it.

Kiwi Carlisle

tph wrote:
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>     I need someplace unusual to take a group of people to during the week.
> Any ideas? please share.

AnonymousOct 11, 2000

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Of course, if it is not unusual food but an unusual place, you might try Blueberry Hill.  Great burgers, and lots of "atmosphere"

Kiwi C. wrote:
> Depends on how you define "unusual".  I see you're at WU, so
> here are some nearby suggestions, all on the Delmar Loop.
>
> 1.  Riddle's Penultimate Cafe
> Innovative American food, hugest wine list I've ever seen.
> 2.  Addis
> Ethiopian--very tasty, fun to eat with a crowd.  Mop up that
> sauce with that injera. So what if it looks like styrofoam, it
> doesn't taste that way!
> 3. Thai Seafood Cafe
>    Yummy, wonderful seafood, some very spicy.  A tad pricy. If
>    you want to spend less, visit the Thai Country Cafe around the
>    corner.  Even cheaper is Thai Gai Yong across the street, but it's
>    very tiny, so it's hard to take a big group to.
>
> If you want something MORE unusual, give me your definition of the
> word, and I'll take a crack at it.
>
> Kiwi Carlisle
>
>
> tph wrote:
> >
> >     I need someplace unusual to take a group of people to during the
week.
> > Any ideas? please share.
>