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NKY/Cincy Hidden Gem Restaurants

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    Nick and Tom's Restaurant   5774 Bridgetown Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45248   Very good dinner selection. Brussel sprouts recipe is delicious. Definitely worth checking out if you are on that side of t

  • The Raven
    The Raven

    Don't know if it's been mentioned and I'm not reading 73 pages to find out, but I have always loved Andy's Mediterranean Grille on Nassau St.   I always hit that place up when I go to the Art Museum.

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    Been by that place a lot, but always at the wrong time because they always seem closed.  Usually we're later in the day, either getting a burger at Bard's, or donuts at Moonrise.

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Chicken Meatball Slider with Buffalo Sauce.....Very good.

 

Pork Meatball Slider with Parmesan Cream Sauce.....Very solid meatball, sauce not the best though.

 

Beef Meatball Slider with Parmesan Cream Sauce....Again good meatball, made the wrong sauce choice.

"Do we have to go there AAAAAAAAAGAIN?

"I want to go somewhere nice for a change!"

"It's too ______________ there." (insert "dark", "cold", "empty", "packed", "expensive", "cheap", "close", "far", etc.)

 

:lol2: :lol2:

 

The thing that drives me absolutely nuts with my wife, is when we're heading out and I ask her (genuinely caring about her response) where she'd like to eat...she'll reply "Doesn't matter." So, just to be sure, I'll inquire again "Anywhere?" And she'll come back with "Yeah, you pick."

 

So, then I'll say "How about (insert ANY restaurant here)?" And then she'll sort of squint, wrinkle up her nose, shaker her head, and say "Nah...I really don't feel like (insert style of above mentioned restaurant) tonight." Which draws the reply from me of "So, where DO you want to go, then?" (now in a more frustrated, and less caring mood) Her response then is "Like I said...I really don't care. I just don't want to go to (previously mentioned restaurant)."

 

Rinse. Repeat.

 

Drives me batty! :rage:

 

And after 20 years of dating/marriage, I've learned the best way is to offer up just 2 or 3 choices and tell her to pick one from those. And if she can't do that, then I'll say we'll just pull through White Castle and pick up a bag of sliders. It usually does the trick. :lol2:

:lol2: :lol2:

 

The thing that drives me absolutely nuts with my wife, is when we're heading out and I ask her (genuinely caring about her response) where she'd like to eat...she'll reply "Doesn't matter." So, just to be sure, I'll inquire again "Anywhere?" And she'll come back with "Yeah, you pick."

 

So, then I'll say "How about (insert ANY restaurant here)?" And then she'll sort of squint, wrinkle up her nose, shaker her head, and say "Nah...I really don't feel like (insert style of above mentioned restaurant) tonight." Which draws the reply from me of "So, where DO you want to go, then?" (now in a more frustrated, and less caring mood) Her response then is "Like I said...I really don't care. I just don't want to go to (previously mentioned restaurant)."

 

Rinse. Repeat.

 

Drives me batty! :rage:

 

And after 20 years of dating/marriage, I've learned the best way is to offer up just 2 or 3 choices and tell her to pick one from those. And if she can't do that, then I'll say we'll just pull through White Castle and pick up a bag of sliders. It usually does the trick. :lol2:

 

One of these days I'm going to open a restaurant named I Don't Care to solve the above problem.

 

"Where do you want to eat?"

"I don't care."

"Perfect. Love that place!"

One of these days I'm going to open a restaurant named I Don't Care to solve the above problem.

 

"Where do you want to eat?"

"I don't care."

"Perfect. Love that place!"

 

I heard the Whatever is really good there!

One of these days I'm going to open a restaurant named I Don't Care to solve the above problem.

 

"Where do you want to eat?"

"I don't care."

"Perfect. Love that place!"

 

Would be a genius move!

I heard the Whatever is really good there!

 

So it would be like getting the Joe Walter, the Tommy, or the Andy Furman at Izzy's.

 

You could have sandwiches called "The Whatever", the "I Don't Know", the "I Can't Make Up My Mind", or the "I Don't Want Anything With Onions In It".

So it would be like getting the Joe Walter, the Tommy, or the Andy Furman at Izzy's.

 

You could have sandwiches called "The Whatever", the "I Don't Know", the "I Can't Make Up My Mind", or the "I Don't Want Anything With Onions In It".

 

Don't forget the "So, what are you getting"

And, of course, the "Double Portion" for the, "I'll just eat some of yours."

And, of course, the "Double Portion" for the, "I'll just eat some of yours."

 

Is that different from the, "You want to split something?"?

Is that different from the, "You want to split something?"?

 

Same irritating category with similar ticked off results.

The "No, you can't." The menu says it's a 12oz steak but, in reality, it's an 8oz steak because you can't eat that much.

The "Leftover" is the same item but is actually 12oz.

The man gets to decide which one you are getting.

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