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I went to a "Legal Sea Food" place in Boston a few years back. Their slogan was," If it ain't fresh it ain't legal" Got to say it was a darn good meal. I ordered the Lobster. A treat for us Cali boys.
 
Having spent a few years on the east coast I got used to real seafood .Once you acquire the taste everything else pales by comparrison .

You can't find good seafood in the middle of a midwestern corn field for sure ,pretty good beef though .;)
 
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desired item: The Mess

THE MESS

This world famous, local tradition is a tasty blend of chopped ham, onion, and bell pepper grilled with
hash browns and eggs. Topped with melted Cheddar cheese. Served with sourdough toast.
Please no changes to "The Mess."
Full 9.25 Half 7.75
Toppers: Chili 1.75 -- Avocado 1.75 -- Sour Cream .85
 
Piazza - Dahlonega GA - nice quite great local wines and italian food

small pizza's and great chicken dishes. get there after the tourist leave and the locals come out to play
 
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Al Smith said:
Having spent a few years on the east coast I got used to real seafood .Once you acquire the taste everything else pales by comparrison .

You can't find good seafood in the middle of a midwestern corn field for sure ,pretty good beef though .;)
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I can't agree more with ya Al. Lived in MA for 8 years and I got spoiled. When I moved to AZ we used to call fresh seafood desert denial.. LOL
 
For those who can get there try Quaker Steak and Lube in Sharon Pennsylvania. I think there are some other places. I tend to gravitate to the original though. Best wings in the U.S. I have eaten there for years.
 
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For those who can get there try Quaker Steak and Lube in Sharon Pennsylvania. I think there are some other places. I tend to gravitate to the original though. Best wings in the U.S. I have eaten there for years.
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Quaker Steak is good, but I still prefer eating from a more local chain, when I'm in Oh. I prefer going to the Winking Lizard(Canton). I love their Spicy Garlic, or if adventerous, the 911.

http://www.winkinglizard.com/data/content/

I love a good meal of wings, and Abita's Purple Haze or Great Lakes Brewing CO's Dortmunder Gold, followed by ample amounts of the beer special of the day.

http://www.abita.com/brew/purplehaze.html

http://www.greatlakesbrewing.com/beerProfile.php?beer_id=00000001
 
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