🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <RANDY.11.0@stx.com> RANDY@stx.com (Randy Barth) writes:

>   In article <1993Jan29.091418.252@nhqvax.hq.nasa.gov> Liem Vu <l_vu@oaetqm.hq.nasa.gov> writes:
>   >...I would like to hear
>   >suggestions for where
>   >some people would go for dinner on Valentine's Day.  I am pretty much
>   >open to 
>   >anything so let's hear it!
>
>   On the recommendation of someone else here, I went recently to Two Quail.  
>   It took two tries, since the poster had said it was at 320 Mass NW and it 
>   was 320 Mass NE.  But it was very nice and romantic.  In an old row house 
>   with antiques.  Great dinner and fairly reasonably priced, I thought.
>
>
>   Sundays they open at 5:30, so if you're looking for Sunday noonish, it's 
>   out.
>
>
Ugh.  I went there on Valentine's Day a couple of years ago.  Ugh.
Never again.

They were MUCH more interested in making a buck.  The waiters couldn't move
between the tables without hitting you (I almost ended up with food in my
lap a number of times).  The tables were so close it was impossible to have
an intimite conversation of ANY kind, etc.

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