Showing posts with label restaurants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label restaurants. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 30, 2018

"New York ain’t New York anymore"

A knish is just a knish,
A blintz is just a blintz.
Of that you can't deny...

Well, apparently not anymore!!

One man recently related:

"13th Avenue used to be fantastic. Carini's for pastries. Scotto's for "Brooklyn bread" and salviatas and other cookies. Long gone. [Yes, Scotto's is still there, but under "new" management.] And it's not just the paisans who are gone. Not that long ago, lady friend and I visited the old neighborhood, and she wanted a knish, like she used to buy for her mother on the avenue. We drove all the way from 38th Street to the New Utrecht Avenue el, not one Jewish deli with a lousy knish."

And a former New Yorker friend's recent experience:

"Speaking of knishes, we went to Yonah Schimmel’s, the most famous place in the world for knishes and they were awful.

Apparently, it’s now a mostly Internet mail order business so they are kept frozen and if you come in person (as we did) they microwave them. Ugh.

Yet another great New York institution down the drain."

My friend also mentioned that all her favorite restaurants were gone too!!

Saturday, May 25, 2013

Tuesday, April 09, 2013

Just spotted in a pricey D.C. restaurant

As much as Debbie "Sequester" Wasserman Schultz agonizes about Congressional staffers' ability to afford the food in D.C. restaurants, we see it hasn't stopped her from dining at the almost-$40-per-serving-of-halibut (a la carte) Oceanaire Seafood Restaurant in Washington D.C. tonight (about 7:45 pm).

Nice to know that the Democrat elites are keeping their strength up to fight that "good fight" as the rest of their ever-hopeful constituents are clanging around on the long subway ride home from those D.C. "cubes."

Tuesday, August 07, 2012

“Better health care. Pricier pizza."

“I have two options, I can stop offering coverage and pay the $2,000 fine, or I could keep my number of staff under 50 so the mandate doesn't apply,” she told Legal Newsline. Nichols added that the law may cost her between $20,000 to $30,000 extra in taxes. “Obamacare is making me think about cutting jobs instead," she said.
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Wednesday, August 01, 2012

Chick-fil-A LA (San Fernando Valley) and around the USA! - UPDATES

This is "my" Chick-fil-A where I spent several hours in terrible (but dry) heat today--wouldn't have survived it without the company providing ice-cold water in plastic cups from big jugs set up on a table outside. Don't be deceived: the line went for a LONG way behind what you see in this picture (Northridge, California) provided by a friend, Ari David and his wife:

Gwilym and Ari David sent this from Los Angeles to
Jim Hoft at Gateway Pundit


Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day – as it is being called was the idea of former Arkansas governor and Fox News contributor Mike Huckabee. But as protests against Chick-fil-A swelled across the country, dozens of groups and prominent individuals joined in support of the company.


From
GatewayPundit

MASSIVE LINES at Chick-fil-A on “National Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day” (Updated)

Wendy’s Restaurants in North Carolina Stand With Chick-fil-A

From
PowerLine

Chick-fil-A, live from Peabody (and Minneapolis)

Will post more links as I find them!

A great day in America!!!

From
KHOU-TV Channel 11
HOUSTON, TEXAS

Big crowds gather at local restaurants for ‘Chick-fil-A appreciation day’

From
Republicans for Black Empowerment
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA

Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day 036

From
DAILY MAIL ONLINE
UNITED KINGDOM

Chick-fil-A fans fight back: Thousands swarm drive-through lanes to support fast food chain at center of gay marriage firestorm

LOTS OF PHOTOS!

Here’s a map of the Chick-fil-A visits Legal Insurrectionists have sent photos or videos from thus far:

Legal Insurrection readers’ Chick-fil-A photos


POSTSCRIPT:

Cruz-ing to a Bruising, Catered by Chick-fil-A

Chick-fil-A 'Set a World Record'

Chick-fil-A confirms 'record-setting day' on 'Appreciation Day'


Saturday, December 03, 2011

Carl's Jr: why there'll be fewer restaurants and fewer jobs

Washington Post:
CKE, with more than 3,200 restaurants (Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s), has created 70,000 jobs, 21,000 directly and 49,000 with franchisees. The growth of those numbers will be inhibited by — among many government measures — Obamacare. . .


Puzder [CEO] laughs about the liberal theory that businesses are not investing because they want to “punish Obama.” Rising health-care costs are, he says, just one uncertainty inhibiting expansion. Others are government policies raising fuel costs, which infect everything from air conditioning to the cost (including deliveries) of supplies, and the threat that the National Labor Relations Board will use regulations to impose something like “card check” in place of secret-ballot unionization elections. . .

Time was, American businesses could surmount such regulatory officiousness. But government’s metabolic urge to boss people around has grown exponentially and today CKE’s California restaurants are governed by 57 categories of regulations. One compels employees and even managers to take breaks during the busiest hours, lest one of California’s 200,000 lawyers comes trolling for business at the expense of business.
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I always wondered why the statists try to kill their golden geese....but it just now hit me: they know that THEY will always get theirs--the rest of us, not so much. Their genius is the ability to keep on convincing everybody that things will get better if they keep putting them in office, even though things keep getting worse whenever that happens!

Sunday, October 31, 2010

Safest restaurant on earth

YOU BETCHA!


Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Mmmm...the Carbon Emission Diet!

GIVE up lamb roasts and save the planet. Government advisers are developing menus to combat climate change by cutting out “high carbon” food such as meat from sheep, whose burping poses a serious threat to the environment.

Out will go kebabs, greenhouse tomatoes and alcohol. Instead, diners will be encouraged to consume more potatoes and seasonal vegetables, as well as pork and chicken, which generate fewer carbon emissions.

“Changing our lifestyles, including our diets, is going to be one of the crucial elements in cutting carbon emissions,” said David Kennedy, chief executive of the Committee on Climate Change.

Kennedy has stopped eating his favourite doner kebabs because they contain lamb.
Burping of the lambs blows roast off menu