This place dilapidated place
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worth a read:
http://www.arktimes.com/EatArkansas/archives/2011/07/10/burger-joint-of-the-week-hermans-ribhouse
American Food
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worth a read:
http://www.arktimes.com/EatArkansas/archives/2011/07/10/burger-joint-of-the-week-hermans-ribhouse
Sorry. Still prefer Herman's, over Doe's but then when I was eating there, it was still THE Herman at the grill.
Hellerad
j'accuse!
While on the topic of Fayetteville dining: I love Taste of Thai. Last time I was in town for a conference, I ordered $50 worth of food and beer.
gianthogweed
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This is America
Is it a newish place? I don't recall it, but it's been 6 years since I spent much time on the Hill. Can't remember the name, but the Thai place I liked was in Springdale.
I'm old school Fayetteville. LOVE Hugo's
Hellerad
j'accuse!
It's downtown. It's been in Fayetteville since at least 2004.
My wife grew up on campus in Fayetteville, so its home for her too.
I miss the tiny Thai place near my old house more than anything. Ate there once a week for lunch... for about 6 years.
Up and down the menu. Whenever the Mrs left for a "Girls Weekend" or to visit her folks, same old - I'd go, order about appetizers and at least two full dinners (to go), run to the supermarket while they cooked it, and pick up 4-5 sixers of beer. They'd always dice up a bunch of extra chilis for me.
The old woman who used to cook six days a week, used to come out and give me a hug from time to time.
Not American food, but since the subject was broached, couldn't pass it up. On my list of food I miss, along with so many other feasts posted above.
johnnydawg68
Chairperson, People's Front of Saint Domingo
If you're ever in Vegas, stop by the Carnegie Deli at the Mirage. They have this little thing to tide you over if you're feeling peckish.
Turns out cupcakes are American
If you're ever in Vegas, stop by the Carnegie Deli at the Mirage. They have this little thing to tide you over if you're feeling peckish.
I was in the Mirage earlier this year, knocking back a couple at the cool beer bar they have. Truthfully, a lot of that day is a blur, as it was one after another from 10am until about 2am... but I don't recall the casino being large enough to house that sammich.
That thing must have its own zip code ffs.
Since they're talking about Thai food and you're talking Vegas - when you're in Vegas you have to go to Lotus Of Siam, one of the great restaurants in America.If you're ever in Vegas, stop by the Carnegie Deli at the Mirage. They have this little thing to tide you over if you're feeling peckish.
Check out this deluxe exterior:
yep, that's all you get. It's next to an Indian joint, and there are several other shops/restaurants in the strip mall, which is a bit down Sahara off the strip. Just go. It's all good. Best collection of German wines in the western US to boot, BTW. Goes great with Thai. Who knew.
If you love Thai food, you will thank me for this.
http://www.seriouseats.com/2012/06/...lotus-of-siam-thai-restaurants-slideshow.html
What's the bubble gum flavored one from the South? Well..I think it's from there...only place I remember seeing it.