Dining changes in the last 6 years

<Places that I've thought about but might need more convincing:
Yachtsman Steakhouse -- If we weren't doing Shula's, perhaps
California Grill -- I need to be convinced on this one
Flying Fish or Cape May -- We live in New England and eat fish quite a
bit
Fulton Crab house -- Ditto, wish the Empresses Lily was still there
House of Blues -- we won't be there on a Sunday for the gospel brunch
Akerhus -- My wife loved it pre-princess, however I can't eat most
food there
San Angel -- I recall the mole there was great >

Of all those places (and I have tried all but one), far and away the
best tasting food was at Fulton's. The setting is beautiful, the fish
was the freshest I've had inland. They ask about shellfish allergies,
and like all Disney restaurants cater to your specific needs.

California Grill is always good.......Flying Fish can be excellent or
not.......the mole at San Angel remains authentic and good. You
mentioned Artists Pointe. They offer a wonderful fixed price dinner
with wine pairings. I have always thought it to be a quiet place to
eat, especially later in the evening, also relatively easy to get a
seating anytime.

I am south of Worcester, just 30-40 down 395 in CT.


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> Yep, know Ayer! I grew up just up the road on Rt 2 in Lunenburg.
> Holden (closer to Worcester) for my husband. We met while both working
> at Martin-Brower in Ayer. Too funny.
>
> Have a good trip.
>
> Diane
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On May 28, 6:45 pm, "JB" <mrbouc...@snet.net> wrote:
> I am south of Worcester, just 30-40 down 395 in CT.
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> > Yep, know Ayer! I grew up just up the road on Rt 2 in Lunenburg.
> > Holden (closer to Worcester) for my husband. We met while both working
> > at Martin-Brower in Ayer. Too funny.
>
> > Have a good trip.
>
> > Diane- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -

Yep, it's a small world. (hehe. sorry. couldn't resist.)

<johnson917@cheshire.net> wrote in message
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> On May 28, 6:45 pm, "JB" <mrbouc...@snet.net> wrote:
>> I am south of Worcester, just 30-40 down 395 in CT.
>>
>> > Yep, know Ayer! I grew up just up the road on Rt 2 in Lunenburg.
>> > Holden (closer to Worcester) for my husband. We met while both working
>> > at Martin-Brower in Ayer. Too funny.
>>
>> > Have a good trip.
>>
>> > Diane- Hide quoted text -
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>
> Yep, it's a small world. (hehe. sorry. couldn't resist.)
>

And I'll throw in that I'm *in* Worcester, right off of Route 146.... :-)
Grew up in Hudson, four towns east of here.

-Rob

"Rob Steere" <steerr@charter.net> wrote in
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> <johnson917@cheshire.net> wrote in message
> news:1180409723.210854.177610@q75g2000hsh. o...
>> On May 28, 6:45 pm, "JB" <mrbouc...@snet.net> wrote:
>>> I am south of Worcester, just 30-40 down 395 in CT.
>>>
>>> > Yep, know Ayer! I grew up just up the road on Rt 2 in Lunenburg.
>>> > Holden (closer to Worcester) for my husband. We met while both
>>> > working at Martin-Brower in Ayer. Too funny.
>>>
>>> > Have a good trip.
>>>
>>> > Diane-
>>
>> Yep, it's a small world. (hehe. sorry. couldn't resist.)
>>
>
> And I'll throw in that I'm *in* Worcester, right off of Route 146....
> :-) Grew up in Hudson, four towns east of here.
>
> -Rob

I guess I have to admit spending my first 10 years in Fitchburg.

And my first fun park (not quite a theme park) was in Lunenburg....

--
Paul in NH (PSS)
-- looking forward to September 8-15 -- BWV
p s s a w y e r at c o m c a s t dot n e t

Wow...we should have a caravan to DW!!!


>>> I am south of Worcester, just 30-40 down 395 in CT.
>>>
>>> > Yep, know Ayer! I grew up just up the road on Rt 2 in Lunenburg.
>>> > Holden (closer to Worcester) for my husband. We met while both working
>>> > at Martin-Brower in Ayer. Too funny.
>>>
>>> > Have a good trip.
>>>
>>> > Diane- Hide quoted text -
>>>
>>> - Show quoted text -
>>
>> Yep, it's a small world. (hehe. sorry. couldn't resist.)
>>
>
> And I'll throw in that I'm *in* Worcester, right off of Route 146.... :-)
> Grew up in Hudson, four towns east of here.
>
> -Rob
>
>