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11-25-2006, 04:02 PM #1Senior Member
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I ate brunch there a couple years ago.
Originally Posted by JLStorm
I love that hotel
Great robes hehe
Definately something different.
Terry
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11-26-2006, 05:47 AM #2Senior Member
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Well, I have eaten there, but I'm nowhere near a regular, lol. Ritzy isn't my thing... I'd rather suck down a few beers and a burger at a good cowboy bar in the desert, to be honest. Greasewood Flats was a good place a while back... used to hang there some. But the tourists ruined it.... Originally Posted by wvbias
In its earlier days, Greasewood Flats was known only to the lucky few who discovered the tiny place hidden off of a dirt road in the middle of nowhere, including Glen Campbell, John Denver, and Tennessee Ernie Ford, who would do impromptu performances. Today, the circa-1883 former stagecoach bunkhouse is widely known and wildly popular, with its rustic bar and dozens of picnic tables under a rolling canopy of trees. Folks flock to Greasewood for a cold beer, a grilled-to-order hamburger, live music, and stunning sunset views over the mountaintops to the west.
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11-26-2006, 09:18 PM #3Face nicker
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Originally Posted by steve
I hate you!!!!! I am having leftover turkey for dinner after drooling over their web site.....
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11-27-2006, 02:54 AM #4Senior Member
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Just pretend your eating turkey mignon Originally Posted by RichZ
I hate you!!!!! I am having leftover turkey for dinner after drooling over their web site.....
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11-27-2006, 03:40 PM #5Senior Member
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11-27-2006, 03:42 PM
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Well, if you don't mind spending a small fortune on steaks, you can order dry aged from Peter Luger's (www.peterluger.com). They were voted NY's best steakhouse something like 20 years in a row.
Though I think you really need to just go there for dinner one night and have the whole experience.
11-28-2006, 11:02 PM
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The best steaks in the world are mine
We have a small farm and raise cattle, hereford x santa gertrudis and we butcher a steer once a year. Nothin tastes better
11-29-2006, 03:28 AM
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I have only been to the one in Brooklyn. It is an experience and boy do their steaks rock..Well, if you don't mind spending a small fortune on steaks, you can order dry aged from Peter Luger's (www.peterluger.com). They were voted NY's best steakhouse something like 20 years in a row.
Though I think you really need to just go there for dinner one night and have the whole experience.
12-01-2006, 03:35 PM
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My wife wanted to take me there tonight, but apparently they only accept their own Peter Luger credit cards, and I need to use my corporate amex!Well, if you don't mind spending a small fortune on steaks, you can order dry aged from Peter Luger's (www.peterluger.com). They were voted NY's best steakhouse something like 20 years in a row.
Though I think you really need to just go there for dinner one night and have the whole experience.
