pub grub
Topic 50 · 10 responses · archived october 2000
~terry
Sat, Feb 1, 1997 (15:14)
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The best pub grub.
~KitchenManager
Thu, Nov 13, 1997 (12:34)
#1
Chronicle readers say:
Dog & Duck Pub
Runners-up:
Fadò, Crown & Anchor Pub
Honorable Mentions:
Waterloo Brewing Company, The Tavern,
Casino El Camino
~KitchenManager
Thu, Nov 13, 1997 (12:35)
#2
Chronicle readers say:
Dog & Duck Pub
Runners-up:
Fadò, Crown & Anchor Pub
Honorable Mentions:
Waterloo Brewing Company, The Tavern,
Casino El Camino
~stacey
Thu, Nov 13, 1997 (13:13)
#3
Mmmm, we'll definitely have to do the Dog & Duck thing!
~bally
Mon, Sep 7, 1998 (11:55)
#4
Wow, Stacey talking Dog and Duck last November!
Fados is my fave. Their fish and chips are great.
~KitchenManager
Mon, Sep 7, 1998 (12:24)
#5
haven't eaten there myself,
just drank and socialized with Terry and Stacey...
~riette
Tue, Sep 8, 1998 (01:05)
#6
English pubs are great. Five years ago when I was there for the first time, the food in pubs were horrendous. Nowadays you buy your best english meals in pubs. And I still maintain that English chips is the best in the world. All that oil and salt and vinegar - yum!!!
~osceola
Wed, Sep 9, 1998 (13:30)
#7
Used to go to Crown and Anchor a lot when I was on UT campus more than I am now. I recommend it, especially Sundays when all imported pints are $2.30. Waterloo Brew Pub has good burgers and onion rings. Check out Shoal Creek Saloon on Lamar & 9th -- excellent lunch menu of Louisiana cooking.
~KitchenManager
Wed, Sep 9, 1998 (13:39)
#8
thanks for the input, George
~terry
Wed, Sep 9, 1998 (16:23)
#9
That Shoal Creek Saloon's a new one on me, what's the decore there?
~osceola
Wed, Sep 9, 1998 (17:10)
#10
It's just a beer joint with a good kitchen and a nice patio in the back. Lots of New Orleans Saints crap on the walls, more than you'll ever see anywhere else (including New Orleans).