User-Agent: MT-NewsWatcher/3.1 (PPC) Xref: usenet.INS.cwru.edu rec.food.restaurants:55519 , Jennison A. wrote: > Hello. > > Will be in Syracuse shortly, staying in the University of Syracuse area. > Any good recommendations for good Mexican and/or places with a good Friday > night atmosphere with a good menu? > Good Mexican in Syracuse, NY???? I don't think so. You'd be better off looking for good Italian places, of which Syracuse has plenty. The Dinosaur Barbecue has a good menu, and I believe they have music. If you have access to a car, take route 481 north to Oswego and eat at Rudy's. A real institution. Cindy
Syracuse, NY
Syracuse recommendations
NNTP-Posting-Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2002 13:34:57 PDT Organization: EarthLink Inc. -- http://www.EarthLink.net Xref: usenet.INS.cwru.edu rec.food.restaurants:55521 Hi Jennison, The only halfway decent mexican restaurant here in Syracuse ..... that I know of .... would be "Juanita's" on the north side of Syracuse ..... not sure of the street name ..... but if you're interested .... I could look it up. It's very small ..... and only opened certain nights ... and is owned by a mexican family ..... or it was the last time I went. Other than that .... Rochester, NY ... has many really nice Mexican restaurants, but is about 1 hour from Syracuse ..... or more ... depending on where you're leaving from. Dee Jennison A. wrote: > > Hello. > > Will be in Syracuse shortly, staying in the University of Syracuse area. > Any good recommendations for good Mexican and/or places with a good Friday > night atmosphere with a good menu? > > Thanks, > Jennison > > >
User-Agent: MT-NewsWatcher/3.1 (PPC) Xref: usenet.INS.cwru.edu rec.food.restaurants:55533 Personalized C. wrote: > Hey Cindy, > > I live in Pulaski ..... 1/2 from Oswego ..... where is Rudy's ??? > > Thanks! > Dee You've lived in Pulaski for how long and don't know from Rudy's??? Sacrilege! OK, here are the directions from Pulaski or thereabouts. Get on route 3 going towards Mexico. Turn onto 104B near New Haven. 104B will merge with 104 near the nuclear power plants. Take 104 into Oswego, where it will become Bridge St. Take Bridge St. over the river and up and down a couple of hills. You need to get to the SUNY campus. The easiest way to do so is don't turn off until you get to the traffic light where the main entrance is. One way or another, turn left on the road that hugs the lakeshore and go away from the campus and downtown Oswego. There will be signs. Rudy's will be the third in a row of take out places on your right. Parking is interesting. Go in and get yourself some fish and chips or a coney hot. Rudy's has gone yupscale and now sells Orangina and mango milkshakes, but the core fried stuff hasn't changed in 40 years. You can eat in your car or at a picnic table, but watch out for flying rats (gulls) at the latter. Bon appétit! Cindy (born in Fulton, raised in Hannibal, escaped 20+ years ago)