While I was living in Temperance, MI, I drove by Mancy's almost everyday to and from work but never tried it. I'll have to one of these times I head up there for something else though.Belly35;1713914 wrote:i did this was for bigkahuna ...
bigkahuna;1714115 wrote:While I was living in Temperance, MI, I drove by Mancy's almost everyday to and from work but never tried it. I'll have to one of these times I head up there for something else though.
Also, in Perrysburg I really like Biaggi's for a more upscale Italian place.
The question was finest dining, not which piece of oversized dough will be stuck in your gut for 48 hours. Myles is the worst.bigkahuna;1713850 wrote: Miles Pizza
I perfer Mancy's Italian on the northwest side of town on Monroe.Belly35;1713866 wrote:what happen to Mancy's when I live in Perrysburg that was a standard once a month dining pleasure. Escargot was alway perfect...
I like Lockview a lot, but I would not consider it finest dining.Pick6;1713967 wrote:The Lockview
No no mofoernest_t_bass;1714137 wrote:Belly, I was in Canton last night. Weren't we supposed to meet up? I waited for over an hour at McKinley.
Canton is a dump.
Well if we are being picky, then you have to exclude Mr. Zubs most definitely. I think you could make an argument though for Lockview maybe. The total selection and quality of beer, wine, and whisky is would beat most places. Atmposhere is nice. I guess the food is kind of odd considering everything else, but still good even if not "fine'.Sonofanump;1714138 wrote:I like Lockview a lot, but I would not consider it finest dining.
Just blowing you smoke. I had a 3.5 hour drive home, so I got the 'F' out of there as quick as I could!Belly35;1714144 wrote:No no mofo
You never told me PM me of the day, time or place and the event If you would have I would've been there.
If you would have informed me we could of had dinner last night... at John's Bar..
Next time let me know
a you ask why you have no friends ...ernest_t_bass;1714159 wrote:Just blowing you smoke. I had a 3.5 hour drive home, so I got the 'F' out of there as quick as I could!
No Metropole?Terry_Tate;1713849 wrote:I can't just limit this to 1 so I'm going with 3
Cincinnati
The Eagle - Best fried chicken I've ever had and the cornbread is amazing. My favorite restaurant to go to.
Nada - Guacamole and Queso are delicious, and the main meals are very good
Arthur's - Zip's and Terry's Turf Club are usually the top listed burger places in Cincinnati, but Arthur's is my favorite.
Good call on Ken Stewart's...forgot to mention that myself.BRF;1714183 wrote:In Akron, I like Ken Stewart's.
Never been there, but saw that. Hopefully Steve had insurance.Zoltan;1714185 wrote:Steve's lunch burned down in Cleveland yesterday. An old, 24/7 greasy spoon that always had cops, third shift workers, a drunk 20 somethings at all hours of the day. That sucks.
From article I read they did not. The building was built in 1860, and no insurance company would touch it.Pick6;1714200 wrote:Never been there, but saw that. Hopefully Steve had insurance.
Too bad the person starting this thread did not clarify by putting "finest" in the thread title.thavoice;1714202 wrote:I just took this as the best local places, not necessarily FINEST.
HitsRus;1714190 wrote:Good call on Ken Stewart's...forgot to mention that myself.
As did I. I figured since one thread stated the worst local eateries, this would be the finest/best; not fanciest.thavoice;1714202 wrote:I just took this as the best local places, not necessarily FINEST.
I agree it's heavy, however, 1 pizza would last me a few days in college. I remember we had a banquet and had like 6 extra pizzas. My 2 roomates and I ate off of that for almost 2 weeks.Sonofanump;1714134 wrote:The question was finest dining, not which piece of oversized dough will be stuck in your gut for 48 hours. Myles is the worst.
