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Searching for Remarkable Greenwood Restaurants. Do they exist?
If I were a Food Network TV host visitng G-town, where would you send me and why?
Thank you very much!
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Permalink Reply by Faith Wesstrom on -
Definitely Kabuto and Thai Spice
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Permalink Reply by Troy Austin on -
I also have to agree with Dick, "Shallo's is a traditional favorite." I can't get enough of their homemade potato chips. I used to get down to the south side quite often, but not much anymore.
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Permalink Reply by Dick Davis on -
I went their with my wife and ordered a burger just to see. Not a great burger, but it is a great place. Some people tell me my burger standards are too high. Let's say I'm discriminating when it comes to burgers. The full review is on the Burger Quest page.
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Permalink Reply by David Mark on -
I have HIGH standards on burgers too. Why settle. I have no problem spending more to get a remarkable patty.
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Anderson-Henry on -
Fireside Brewhouse, Shallo's, Vito Provolone's, Thai Spice, Hal's Fabulous Las Vegas, Stone Creek Dining Co.
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Permalink Reply by David Mark on
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Thanks Jennifer - The list is getting a little better. ;)
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Permalink Reply by Noah Coffey on -
Shallo's is my personal south side favorite: shallos.net
Especially if you enjoy beer: over 500 different beers! :)
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy King on -
Arnie's is really good and so is Thai Spice.
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Permalink Reply by Julie Vidaurrazaga on -
Bean Cup and Shallo's. Although The Bean Cup is a coffee shop, Chris is so nice and makes great food. Their quiche in the mornings is fabulous and the homemade hummus is great in the afternoon. They also have great salads and sandwiches for lunch; my fiance LOVES their iced chai tea w/ soy milk, too.
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