Maybe if I threaten them again, they will.RoseRed said:They refused to give Kwillia any ketchup. She was mad.
I've been twice and have loved it both times. Plus I've had the best company for each one.
Maybe if I threaten them again, they will.RoseRed said:They refused to give Kwillia any ketchup. She was mad.
So my long shorts and my Git R Done shirt aint working?Club'nBabySeals said:Well, yes...but that's not my reasoning in this particular instance.
Jeans are very suitable for casual dining atmospheres, but after having visited this place a couple of times, I don't feel they are appropriate for the venue.
That said, this isn't a place where you'd have to wear an evening gown or a tuxedo....a pair of slacks and a sweater, or khakis with a button-down shirt would be more than appropriate....but jeans just don't cut it.
I'm sure the lunch crowd is attired mostly in golf shirts and khakis, but the dinner patrons when I was there were all clad in more of a business style dress: Suits, ties, and blouses.
I didn't notice a marked dress code on the door (though there may have been one), so I'm sure they won't kick folks out for jeans and tee-shirts, but common sense would decree that when you enter a place that touts itself as classy and elegant, and your average bill per person (not including the alcohol) is over $50, you'll probably want to wear something a little nicer.
Groovy... you're pretty good company too.jazz lady said:Maybe if I threaten them again, they will.
I've been twice and have loved it both times. Plus I've had the best company for each one.
rdonthehd said:what on earth would she need ketchup or anything else for the food there?
This place makes me want to dress up to go out, and I like that.
jazz lady said:Maybe if I threaten them again, they will.
I've been twice and have loved it both times. Plus I've had the best company for each one.
And she believed it, too.RoseRed said:It goes with the stealth fries. I guess that since she wouldn't be able to see them, she couldn't pick them up to dip them, so they told her no.
Aw, thanks. We'll have to do lunch again and this time not be on opposite ends of a very long table.rdonthehd said:Groovy... you're pretty good company too.
Did your boyfriend describe his meal that way too? If so, that's ghey.rdonthehd said:Sorta like a tiny little orgasm on a plate.
jazz lady said:And she believed it, too.
Club'nBabySeals said:Totally concur! It's the only place shy of driving up to D.C. where a girl can really primp and preen for an evening of wining and dining.
haha! no, but he did mention something about having to change his undies. And I said that I already had.cholo said:Did your boyfriend describe his meal that way too? If so, that's ghey.
:that'scauseyerwhitetrash:Chasey_Lane said:Glad you enjoyed it; I didn't.
It is rather spectacular, even though most people can't figure out how to turn the water on.Airgasm said:I believe Kwillia has written a nice review on the powder room
Completly true, at first I thought it was a soap dispenser!jazz lady said:It is rather spectacular, even though most people can't figure out how to turn the water on.
Exactly! I had to help the lady beside me and rescue her from getting the front of her blouse soaked when she pressed down on the handle trying to get soap out.rdonthehd said:Completly true, at first I thought it was a soap dispenser!
But you did have Cilantro Pesto relations.kwillia said:I, kwillia, did not have ketchup relations at said fru-fru eatery.
... and you did enjoy watching my eyes roll back in my head as I experienced that first bite.Airgasm said:But you did have Cilantro Pesto relations.