I bet Cherokee on Smith would be happy to see you. Went there Tuesday evening with friends and there were only three tables filled and the bar was empty. The waitress brought us a huge comp onion rings platter that sells for $9 on the menu, then she said we could buy a bottle of wine for half price and take home anything left. After she brought our bill she came back and said she wanted to fix something and brought it back and said they gave us the $5 off of our entrees.
I hosted Mags' groom's dinner at Timberlodge. For whatever reason, we went to the one in Bloomington, but I would guess the one on Robert Street has a banquet room too? Everything was very nice, and the staff made sure we had a memorable event. The bill was exactly what they said it would be and very affordable. I did champagne (regular and N/A) for toasting, beverage with the meal, and the rest was cash bar.
I think the catered BBQ sounds great, though. If Drummer does his groom's dinner in MN, we'll have to consider that.
We used the Levee Cafe for our Grooms dinner years ago...I think they have a smaller upstairs dining hall that seats about 100, but can be cut in two. Decent food, but I haven't been there in years...yes there's booze http://leveecafe.com/default.aspx
Just wondering if Me2 is asking "wheres the beef?" or just looking for pork.
now you're making my HUNGRY for both! grrrrrrrr
so wanted to start there...
as you can see...they do use a catering service as well..
His neighbor gets asked to cater picnics all the time - he's got an award winning Barbecue Chicken Recipie.
It may be too cold for a picnic, but if you want to serve a lot of people on the cheap...
I think they're in trouble. :frown:
http://www.khourys.com/
I'm dying to spend an evening at Mancini's on W 7th St.
http://www.mancinis.com/
The Downtowner Woodfire grill has that back room area with a fireplace
I think the catered BBQ sounds great, though. If Drummer does his groom's dinner in MN, we'll have to consider that.
Funny, I would have thought it blew more than it sucked. :eek: :smile:
huh??
they don't have BBQ...
why call there??
Two words: Unisex bathroom. yeesh!
obb's
and have
http://www.pastorhamilton-bbq.com cater 4 you...one of the best in the cities..
Something different: Hastings
The Mississippi Belle in Hastings has a riverboat cafe you can use - under new ownership so you're on your own for food quality...
http://www.mississippibelle.net/banquet.htm
We used the Levee Cafe for our Grooms dinner years ago...I think they have a smaller upstairs dining hall that seats about 100, but can be cut in two. Decent food, but I haven't been there in years...yes there's booze
http://leveecafe.com/default.aspx
bit fancier
http://www.riverheightsyachtcharters.com/
http://www.riverheightsyachtcharters.com/wedding.html
For a super duper, pricey but very good dining experience, there's the Oceanaire.
Cafe Latte on Grand is good too - lots of choices.
with 40 other people???
umm...ok...
hydration. (In other words, are you drinking enough liquids?) If you
are chronically dehydrated, you may have saltier saliva. Take a close
look at what you drink. Some folks drink only caffeinated beverages
and alcoholic beverages. Caffeine is a diuretic -- it makes you
urinate -- so a steady diet of coffee, tea and caffeinated soft drinks
will leach water from your body. Alcohol is even worse in this regard.
The salinity (salt content) of saliva may also change in response to
medications and salivary gland disease. A number of noninfectious and
infectious diseases can afflict the salivary glands; examples of each,
respectively, are Sjogren's disease and bacterial sialadenitis.
2)Postnasal drainage can often have an odor and a taste. Bacterial
sinusitis, for example, can cause bad breath and a foul taste in one's
mouth. I would not be too surprised if a patient reported this taste
as "salty." Postnasal drainage secondary to nasal allergy (allergic
rhinitis) might also be salty. Usually folks with postnasal drainage
are aware of their condition. If you are not "full of mucus," then
this is an unlikely explanation for your problem.
3)Tears are very salty. The tear ducts drain into the nasal cavity;
once tears enter the nasal cavity, they drain down the back of the
throat. (People constantly produce tears, by the way; you don't have
to cry to have tears!) This is really unlikely, but perhaps you are
overproducing tears.
I think I should be my own doctor... google doesn't lie..
:litesmile:
So would playing doctor = masturbation then?
oh wait.....
was for your "friend" .... :wink: