St. Mary's Landing What's the Deal?
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somdfunguy
not impressed
Don't think so
Tomcat
Anytime
Niko's in StMary's Square, and if this is up to date Restaurant Guide for Southern Maryland/Greek - Southern Maryland Online
SoMDGirl42
Well-Known Member
The program is offered through the tech center. I believe they can use those two years toward pursuing their culanary education further. :shrug:
drivingdaisy
New Member
Just because there is a sysco truck doesn't mean they are getting premade meals. You can get meats, pantry items, cooking/restaurant supplies, condiments, etc from there.
drivingdaisy
New Member
Randomly stopped there to eat when traveling to St. Mary's late-ish one Friday night and those old people were ROCKING out. It was a little loud for dinner conversation, but most people looked like they were there to dance.
NorthBeachPerso
Honorary SMIB
That was my point.
drivingdaisy
New Member
I as further explaining because I think some people are under the impression you only get the restaurant equivalent of a frozen tv dinner from Sysco.
somdfunguy
not impressed
My brother works there, I know what they serve and sell.
I would think about the 5/235 split a good 24/7 diner would do some business.
How I miss diners, a place where you could get breakfast when you wanted breakfast, or just a snack and cup of coffee.
Time of day doesn't limit the menu.
Funny..that is, of course, where SML was originally...with a different name. And where SML is now was House of Ribs..and the owner George was a real trip.
Years ago, I used to eat breakfast every morning at a classic "dining car" diner in Howard County..just west of Ellicott City on old RT. 40. Ate dinner at the same place many an evening too. I have to wonder if its even possible that one of those traditional diners with its very limited seating could make a go of it today.
Rats. I had to look. I feel that much older now...
Forest Diner - CLOSED - Ellicott City, MD
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NorthBeachPerso
Honorary SMIB
Most of you guys wouldn't go to a "diner". It wouldn't have the right ambience, or have free range coffee, or free trade chicken or whatever the newest in boutique causes is. You all are the ones that demanded that SoMD get the Ruby Tuesday's and the IHOPs and the Applebee's and on and on and on.
A diner would go broke depending on you all.
A diner would go broke depending on you all.
somdfunguy
not impressed
not here unless they already own the land and have some kind of tax abatement.
somdfunguy
not impressed
I didn't demand a bunch of chain restaurants.
Yes, actually I am. That's what G planning and economic development people are supposed to do...grow a community smartly.
No. I just don't agree with your defeatest assessment. Resume twisting aside, my suggestion that a restaurant with good management and food centrally located in a flock of 250,000 government workers can be wildly successful isn't much of a stretch. I get the impression that you're the guy that sits in a boardroom and tells everybody "why" it can't be done. No one starts a business with an expectation that it will fail.
somdfunguy
not impressed
You still have some posts to catch up on and then hopefully you will get it.
Businesses can not succeed on wishes and wants. Once gov changes around here more new mom and pop businesses can be successful.
Not true. It shows you know "how" to run a business, whether or not you possess all of the intangibles is another matter all together. Any reputable MBA program ensures it's graduates have the "know how."
The last couple times I've been to SML, I thought it was good. We had good service and the food was good. I havent been there for breakfast for a while so I don't know how that is.
On a side note, for a little mom and pop place thats good, try Laredo's in White Plains. We went there last week and it is still a great place. The food was awesome!
On a side note, for a little mom and pop place thats good, try Laredo's in White Plains. We went there last week and it is still a great place. The food was awesome!