Damn you! I've always wanted to post a review on roadfood. In fact, I even wrote one out once, during a very long and tiresome lecture. But then I misplaced it. I'll have to rewrite it, I know. But it was so good.
As it is, I used chowhound more than roadfood now. The wisdom of the masses!
I wrote a review of that torta place I discovered in south west Chicago. You know, the place attached to the bakery. Those tortas are delish!
As for Chowhound, you've just got to use the search function to find a discussion of the restaurant you're looking for. So far, in looking at DC Metro area, NYC metro area, LA metro area, and Philly, I've found that someone has already commented on whatever it is I'm wondering about. It's much more comprehensive than roadfood.
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Damn you! I've always wanted to post a review on roadfood. In fact, I even wrote one out once, during a very long and tiresome lecture. But then I misplaced it. I'll have to rewrite it, I know. But it was so good.
As it is, I used chowhound more than roadfood now. The wisdom of the masses!
"use" not "used"! What's wrong with me? I haven't even started drinking yet tonight.
Well, you're the reason I read Roadfood in the first place.
There are a few other places that clearly deserve Roadfood entries, but don't have them. I'm working on one for Ribs and Bibs.
What were you doing a review of?
I also signed up to Chowhound, which I've looked at a little bit. I even wrote a response to a request about food in Oxford and reported on where to get the best coffee in Hyde Park.
Is there a way to get reviews for specific restaurants on Chowhound?
I wrote a review of that torta place I discovered in south west Chicago. You know, the place attached to the bakery. Those tortas are delish!
As for Chowhound, you've just got to use the search function to find a discussion of the restaurant you're looking for. So far, in looking at DC Metro area, NYC metro area, LA metro area, and Philly, I've found that someone has already commented on whatever it is I'm wondering about. It's much more comprehensive than roadfood.
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