Are there any restaurants whose food you dream about?
Nov 5, 2009, 1:30 pm
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Nov 9, 2009, 5:47 pm
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I can't remember the name of the spot, but there's a casual/bar on Las Ramblas in Barcelona about a block from LM, that specializes in a fantastic jamon on flauta bread (sp??). I generallly don't eat fat-- but will make an exception for this sandwich 
Dec 29, 2009, 5:11 pm
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Another Philly Spot
My favorite is The White Dog Cafe in Philadelphia. I always eat there whenever in town, and have never been disappointed. Christmas dinner this year was from recipes in their cookbook!
Dec 30, 2009, 3:59 pm
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Living in Paris, I eat incredibly well, however I still crave a real Jersey Sub (and not a "Jersey Mike's" sub, I'm talking about the South Jersey subs like White House in Atlantic City or others in the region). That to me is the ultimate comfort food, and I live on it when I visit family in the area.
Jun 21, 2016, 11:51 am
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Emily's Bakery
We vacationed for over 20 years on West Beach on Long Island Sound. It is near/in the town of West Brook CT. We stayed for the month of August every year at the Marietta Cottage and every Sunday we went to Emily's bakery for our weekly donuts and breads for the week after church. That place was amazing and so was our cottage. A two lane road separated us from the sand and water. We could walk to a cottage store and there was all the penny candy you could want. A quarter got a huge bag full. I loved everything about that place. The cottage we rented burned down a while back and it was a very sad moment. We drove every single year from Chicago to CT all four kids in the station wagon. My parents were saints. We swam, skied , sailed all summer long. The same families always rented the three cottages so it was like family reunion every summer. My Mom's relative were there so we all had a blast. My sister was just there and the cottages on both sides of the Marietta were still there. Brought back wonderful memories.