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Restaurant Review World

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Dedicated to providing honest reviews from an anonymous restaurant-lover.

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  • “T” is for Turkey

    Posted on Sunday November 29th, 2009 at 18:47 in american, thanksgiving

    Another Thanksgiving has come and gone, and I am sad it’s over (but of course thankful that I had such a wonderful long weekend with my husband eating good food).  This year, I did a few new things, and kept other things the same as previous y...

  • T’was the Night Before Thanksgiving

    Posted on Thursday November 26th, 2009 at 01:03 in american, cooking, thanksgiving

    Yay - one of my most favorite times of the year has finally arrived: Thanksgiving!  Okay, well maybe it arrives tomorrow, but it feels like it’s already here.  I have been prepping since Tuesday evening, and my apartment has already benefited...

  • La Provence Patisserie & Cafe

    Posted on Saturday October 17th, 2009 at 23:24 in french, los angeles, cupcakes, restaurant reviews, breakfast, brunch, dessert, bakery, cafes, brentwood, west la, restaurant openings

    Finally, after over two years of waiting, I can report that La Provence Patisserie & Cafe has opened its doors in Brentwood.  The husband was actually the first one to notice as he was driving by - the balloons were out and the signs were up.  ...

  • Vineyards Inn

    Posted on Monday September 7th, 2009 at 20:59 in Wine, lunch, restaurant reviews, sonoma, healthy eating

    Tucked away between wineries on Sonoma Highway is a nondescript little restaurant called Vineyards Inn.  The husband and I would have never noticed it if we didn’t happen to be starving when we passed it.  To be honest, we didn’t expect...

  • Ghirardelli Chocolate Shop and Caffe

    Posted on Sunday August 2nd, 2009 at 18:16 in san francisco, restaurant reviews, dessert

    If you get a chance to go to San Francisco, please make sure to make a quick stop at Ghirardelli Square and get one of these: The fudge is made from melted Ghirardelli chocolate.  Yes, it’s an $8 sundae, but I don’t care.  It was amazi...

  • Boudin Bakery

    Posted on Sunday August 2nd, 2009 at 18:05 in san francisco, lunch, restaurant reviews, bakery

    I don’t know about you, but I happen to love carbs.  And, bread is one of my most favorite carbs.  But, it has to be good bread.  Yes, I suffer through regular sandwich bread from the grocery store when I have to, but nothing compares to fre...

Comments & Reviews

This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 6 comments.

EmperorAnton

5 stars The-Grub-Hound

A Great looking food blog I do say so myself. Can you every have enough food blogging? I think not.

Posted: February 3rd, 2008 | More Reviews From EmperorAnton | Report This Comment

5 stars David Valley

Some years ago I created the Epicurean Review Society,(ERS). It was in retribution for disappointing food/service in many of the restaurants I visited when travelling around the country during my "working years." I found that the single diner, not recognized as a "regular," would be given short shrift...the table next to the restrooms or kitchen, as little attention as possible, and the feeling that he was not welcome.
The attractive ERS credentials I presented to the restaurant manager stated I was the "analyst" assigned to conduct a review. Although occasionally met with some skepticism, I was treated with at least cautious respect. Frequently I was given VIP treatment, such as a tour of the kitchen with an intro to the chef, special dishes and comps: free meals, free wine, desserts, etc. After a meal I gave the manager a copy of my report, which made quite an impression.
Later, I introduced friends, who recommended others, into the Society, we had a great time with it. After a few enjoyable years, many of us lost interest in the Society; I let it fade away. That was over 20 years ago. Recently, I came across the package of our training manual, analyst's credentials, and report forms. I was impressed, to the extent that I registered the domain name of epicureanreviewsoc.com. I would be pleased to communicate with anyone interested in having some fun with the ERS.

Posted: January 25th, 2008 | Report This Comment

ndesigns

5 stars Ndesigns

Great Nice blog

Posted: August 28th, 2007 | More Reviews From ndesigns | Report This Comment

Theresa111

5 stars Theresa Hall

Hello. Nice to read your web logs. As I was curious to see if you would enjoy your meal or not, I did keep reading. It really is so boring when you wait expectantly for your meal to arrive ... only to be disappointed.

Most places where I have eaten should be sued for false advertizing. I am so particular when it comes to laying out hard earned cash and not be given good service or an overcooked or ill-prepared meal.

Good work and keep on writing those restaurant reviews. Please stop by my site when you get a chance to relax and read. Just scroll til something catches your attention. Cheers! "Sleeping Kitten - Dancing Dog!"

Posted: August 2nd, 2007 | More Reviews From Theresa111 | Report This Comment

djwebby2002gr

5 stars George

Hi Foodette!

I really apreciate your comment. And it is true! Alton Brown has been very insperetional to me. He made me look at food in a different way.

I am reading your blog currently. Too bad I am not in LA and I cannot visit the restaurants that you suggested. But I think that the soy paper is a good ingredient with plenty of apps.

See you soon in a gastronomic quest!

G.

Posted: May 30th, 2007 | More Reviews From djwebby2002gr | Report This Comment

FoodAndCity

5 stars Fat Cat

Hi!

It's me again :-) Great blog Foodette.

Posted: May 29th, 2007 | More Reviews From FoodAndCity | Report This Comment

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