Someone wrote: : I haven't lived in Greensboro for almost 7 years, and am out of : touch with the restaurant scene in Greensboro and environs. : I know that Jimmy and Eleni are still running The Acropolis, and : I'm sure that there are still 862 places serving the orange : vinegar swill that NC folks call BBQ, and I'm sure that the : various yup joints (Bennigan's, Chi Chi's, etc.) are still : around. But how about anything new and different? I'll certainly : drop in on Jimmy and Eleni, but where else should I go for some : interesting fare? I like just about every kind of food except : the above-maligned "BBQ" -- I'll wait until I visit my sister in : Austin for real BBQ. : Thanks, : -- : Curtis Jackson [email removed] DoD#0721 KotB '91 Hawk GT : '91 Black Lab mix "Studley Doright" '92 Collie/Golden Retriever "George" : "There is no justification for taking away individuals' freedom : in the guise of public safety." -- Thomas Jefferson Curtis, From the Intersection of I-40 and High Point Rds. Head south Past Circut City. On the left in the same building as Sally's Hot Dogs is 'Siagon', a wonderful Vietnamese Treat. Burlington also hosts a extraordinary Vietnamese dive name 'The Open Kitchen' is is located on Queen Anne St. Greensboro has many GREAT dining places. I make the drive often. Hungry in Winston-Salem Steve [email removed]
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