Criteria to qualify for favorite restaurant status is good food, service, and atmosphere (hopefully, no smoking) . All with casual attire. Cost is not important if all else is satisfactory. We like to have wine at dinner so most of the restaurants we frequent have same! All of these restaurants rate a return visit if possible. **Are special
We find some good experiences in national chains. We usually enjoy the Outback, Macaroni Grill, Spaghetti Warehouse, and Applebee's.
Sad experiences at the end, :-(
United States of America
Greeley
Taqueria Rancho Alegre
Greeley, Garden City, Colorado - 2523 8th Avenue, (970) 346-8622. Small restaurant with authentic Mexican food. Gene says, "Absolutely the best Mexican restaurant in the world. Real Mexican food. Not glamorous but good." Home made food. Beer. Restaurant is in a new location but we are assured it is still very good. We expect to try it out in March 2000 will let you know. Inexpensive.
Reviewed February 99
Ft. Lauderdale
**Aruba Beach Cafe
At the end of the main drag in Lauderdale by the Sea. Large and a little noisy. Smoking and non-smoking separated with an imaginary line. The window was open and we were not bothered by smoke. Food was outstanding, the best on the last trip. We had the mixed seafood with pasta, sea bass, and catch of the day. Yummmm. Plenty of wine and coffee. Moderate.
Reviewed February 2000.Miami
Bruschetta & Co.
Miami, Florida near the MIA Airport, 10650 NW 41 St., (305)470-8003. Large Italian Restaurant with no smoking section. Our waitress was from Spain and described everything as "Awesome". We had various entrees, four of us, with 2 appetizers that were sort of grilled cheese sandwiches with marinara sauce. All was very good with a pleasant atmosphere. Expensive. February 2000
Tallahassee
Buckhead Brewery
Tallahassee, Florida - 3436 Cherokee Ridge. Near I-10 but not sure which exit. Mini Brewery. Offered a beer that left an aftertaste of chocolate with caramel .. so Jo had to try it. I rarely drink beer. It was quite smooth, so had a glass with dinner. Menu had game and variety of steaks. Tried the grilled alligator for an appetizer it was good. We had eaten alligator at the Old Alligator Grill in Austin, Texas, and that was better. We had steak, fish and chicken entrees. Quite good. Toward expensive. $100 for three with wine and beer, no desserts. Would certainly stop in again.
Reviewed February 2000.
New Baden
Outside Inn
New Baden, Illinois - 423 W. Hanover, north of I-64 Exit 27 about 1/2 mile. Clever decor. Has cedar siding on the inside walls, shingles on the ceiling, plank flooring. The roof and building are copper covered outside! Therefore, Outside Inn! Food is good, service nice. Smoking and non-smoking defined only by fence rail. Buffet at lunch if desired. Bar. We have eaten sandwiches and fresh salad bar. Two visits a year apart, still the same! Good coffee. Inexpensive.
Reviewed February 2000.
Marshalltown
Stone's Restaurant
Marshalltown, Iowa, - 507 S. 3rd. Ave. Note from Randy Stone, "Jo, Enjoyed your website. If your travels ever bring you to central Iowa, check us out. I believe we would meet most of your criteria for 'Favorite Restaurants'. We've been continuously family owned and operated since 1887 and still in the same building. We're famous for mile-high Lemon chiffon pie.", regards, Randy Stone. How fun! Can't wait to get to Iowa! .. Jo
**Note Jo received that note in about 2005. On January 26, 2007, she received this note:
"Dear Jo,
When searching our family restaurant online I came across your website that my father-in-law had contacted you. Our family restaurant has been closed since Aug. 06 but will be reopening in Feb. 07 under the management of my Husband and I who are 5th generation and our son Dalton and his new baby brother or sister! I hope you would like to come visit us sometime!
Thank you,
Sarah Stone"So now we really have to go there, maybe this summer, 2007! ....Jo
I couldn't find a web page for this, but here is a review. :)
New Orleans
Gumbo Shop
Downtown, in second block from Bourbon Street - 630 St. Peter Street (504)525-1486. Small quiet restaurant. Great assortment of menu choices. We had etoufee and gumbo. Very good. Nice wine selection. Medium price. No Smoking.
Bethesda
Tastee Diner
Bethesda, Maryland - 773 Woodmont Avenue (301) 652-3970 Small diner with typical diner atmosphere and food. We had breakfast. All good. Biscuits were sad, but OK. Good coffee and service.Crowded. No smoking. Inexpensive.
Reviewed February 2000
Saugatuck
Saugatuck, Michigan - 269-857-4248 ,147 Water St., Saugatuck, MI 49453. Open April to October. Go early and week nights for quiet excellent dining. It is a club on the weekend with a very long wait. William McIntyre , chef, excellent. Well worth the wait. Outstanding food. One of the best meals we have ever had, June 2007.
Albuquerque
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Restaurant
Albuquerque, New Mexico, 2401 12th. Street N.W., (505)843-7270 or 800 766-4405. In the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, open for lunch and other times when they are having special events. Excellent Pueblo Indian Food with New Mexico chili. Posole (a spicy pork-hominy soup)was excellent this last visit.Inexpensive. Delicious.
Reviewed March 2000, May 2002Mac's Drive In
Albuquerque, New Mexico, 325 Louisiana Blvd.S. E.; 4515 Menaul Blvd. N.E. (505)888-3661; 4200 San Mateo Blvd. N.E. Open in Albuquerque at least since 1965. Specialties are Steak in the Rough and Green Chile Burgers. Established, dependable fast food. Satisfies the 'old fashioned' burger craving in you. :) Always good.
Reviewed 1999Mary's and Tito's Cafe
Albuquerque, New Mexico, 2711 4th. Street N.W., (505)344-6266. Inexpensive, home cooking. New Mexico chili and style. Very good. Open for lunch. Call to see if they are open in the evenings.
Reviewed April 2000, December 2007Sadie's Dining Room
Albuquerque, New Mexico, 6230 4th. Street N.W. Absolutely the best hot sauce served with chips in the State. Hot and tasty. New Mexico style Mexican Food with the State's Official Question, "Red or Green?" The answer is "Christmas" (both). All dishes we have tried are very good. They have blue corn tortillas and serve sopaipillas with meals unless you ask for tortillas. Inexpensive. You will have to wait for 20-30 minutes at most times, but well worth the wait. You usually have lunch or breakfast for the next day to take home. Large groups easily accommodated.
Reviewed 4/19/00, July 2000, January 2002, May 2003, January 2005, December 2007**Town House Lounge and Restaurant
Albuquerque, New Mexico, 3911 Central Ave. N. E., (505)255-0057. We first visited in 1964 or 1965. Outstanding hamburgers and steaks. Greek food. Friendly, moderately expensive. Always the same, which is great! We try to get there every year.
Reviewed probably in 1998 or 1999, May 2003, January 2007Farmington
Beijing Restaurant
Farmington, New Mexico, 3024 E. Main Street, corner of 20th, (505) 326-2129. Visited July, 2004. Small restaurant in a shopping center. Very good combination noodle soup, egg rolls, Beijing beef and vegetables. Friendly service. Wine. We will happily return when we get a chance. We stop in Farmington to golf at Piñon Hills, so it was nice to find a good Chinese restaurant. Visited July 2004
Hillsboro
Hillsboro General Store & Country Cafe
Hillsboro, New Mexico, HWY 152, Center of Town, 505 895-5306, A small out of the way town and cafe. Hillsboro is between Truth or Consequences and Silver City as you enter the Black Range from T or C. Pretty setting, far from the maddening crowds. We enjoyed breakfast, almost as good as Gene's Mom fixes. Flour tortillas, enchiladas, sausage, hash browns from scratch and more. Just great! We will stop again. July 2006.
Magdalena
**Magdalena Cafe
Magdalena, New Mexico ( Jo's hometown!), Hwy 60, (505) 854-2696 at the west end of town. If you like good home cooked food (including biscuits and desserts) and lots of it .. this is the place. A Magdalena Burger is a meal for two! They are open for breakfast and lunch daily. Outstanding and economical.
Reviewed 3/2000, 7/2000, 10/2000, 4/2001, ...... 2004, 2006, 2007(new location now on Main Street)Silver City
Socorro
**The Val Verde Steak House Closed, so sad. :(
Socorro, New Mexico. In the old Val Verde Hotel. . Steaks and good food with New Mexico chili including green chili egg rolls. Yum. Quiet and upscale for a small town. Great place with full bar in separate room. Take a look here at their home page. Reviewed May 2003 See Jo's painting of the patio here and in the sale gallery.
Arlington
Restaurant Y Panaderia Los Pastores
Arlington, Texas - 704 E. Pioneer Pkwy., (817) 274-6525 Small local 'old Mexico style' restaurant. Fresh tortillas and good food. We had breakfast one day and lunch the other. Inexpensive. No Smoking. Reviewed May 2002.
Austin
Austin Land & Cattle Co
Austin, Texas - 1205 N. Lamar, (512) 472-1813. Their yellow page ad says, "Sophisticated Steaks, Poultry and Seafood". We found this to be true! Good service and good food. Full bar. Toward expensive. No smoking. Reviewed September 99
Hoover's Cooking
Austin, Texas - UT District, 2002 Manor Dr., (512)479-5006 Burgers, catfish, barbecue,salads, cajun. Wine and beer. Good place for before or after games at UT. Friendly, good food. Non-smoking. Wine and beer.(May 2006) (January 2008)
**Hunan Chinese Restaurant
Austin, Texas - South Austin, 1940 W. William Cannon Dr., (near Manchaca) (512) 443-8848. A very welcoming atmosphere. They have a Chinese menu in Chinese characters which includes Stir Fried Tripe (Chinese Menudo!). The regular items are very good and generous servings. They will make any dish the way you like it. The service is outstanding. Wine and beer available. Take out available. All no smoking. Moderate prices.
Reviewed January 2000, February 2000 ....... September 2000 , July 2001, March 2005, and on and on.... monthly at least! November 2006, January 2008North Austin, 9306 N. Lamar, (512) 837-2700. This other location is good as well. We frequent the William Cannon location for convenience and pampering as regular customers. May 2003
Lone Star Cafe
Austin, Texas - Two or three locations, one in Round Rock, Texas, one in San Marcos, Texas and maybe one in Hillsboro, Texas. Texas cooking, large number of selections on the menu. Chicken Fried Steak is probably the best item. They have barbecue, Tex-Mex choices, home made soups, fresh bread, burgers, salads, and more. Full bar. Top quality food and service is great. They are consistent in all locations. Very busy, but rarely a wait. No smoking in restaurants. Moderate prices.
Reviewed December 99, February 2000 ... September 2000 .. July 2001 about every other month. Haven't been in a year or so (April 2005) Most locations seem closed, only San Marcos is open. January 2008Bastrop
Baxter's on Main
Bastrop, Texas - 919 Main Street, Downtown Historic Bastrop. 512 321-3577 Excellent cuisine with the great Messina Hof wines from College Station, Texas. Very nice atmosphere and food. Check it out. First reviewed July 2003. They have a catering service as well, "Basters on the Run" Terri Knop June 2006
The Grace Miller
Bastrop, Texas - 706 Pine, Downtown Historic Bastrop. 512 332-2991 Excellent. Lunch and Dinner. Brenda Bush is doing a great job with good tasting food and friendly service. No smoking inside. Music on Friday nights outside, weather permitting. Serves wine. November 2006, January 2008
Cedar's Mediterranean Grill
Bastrop, Texas - 904 College Street, 512 321-7808 Excellent. Khalil Younes (Mama Mias) and Raymond Keyrouz (Daddy's Grille) combined their restaurants to keep costs down and still give Bastrop some great food. Nice atmosphere and good service. Opened February 6, 2008. We have been eating at Daddy's for years. We will miss the chicken fried steak and hamburgers. He said they may start the hamburgers again. Non Smoking. Wine. Reviewed February, 2008. Here is the link.
Daddy's Grille (Closed January 2008 .. reopening with new name around February 6, 2008 - Opened as Cedar's Mediterranean Grill)
Lubbock
China Town
Lubbock, Texas - 5217 82nd. Street, Suite 114, Rockridge Plaza. 82nd and Slide Road. Nice small restaurant. Wine :)
We had two dishes - a seafood mixture spicy and a combination lo mein. Very good. Pleasant atmosphere. Moderate price. We would go back. Reviewed May 15, 2003. Open 7 days a week.McAllen
Don Juan's Restaurant
McAllen, Texas, 3412 N. 23rd. Street (we went to this one) 1610 N. 23rd. Street, 78501, (956)631-9409. Bar and seafood, Mexican, and American dishes. Very casual and good. The Mexican plate, seafood soup, carne adovada, fried pork and everything ordered were good. Served with either flour or corn tortillas. Pitchers of tea. Full bar. Inexpensive.
Reviewed April 2000The Blue Shell Seafood Restaurant
McAllen, Texas, 4009 N. 23rd. St. 78504, (956)618-2244. Very good, small restaurant. Seafood with a Mexican flavor. Cebiche was delicious. Mixed seafood soup was great as well. Everything ordered was good. Friendly and inexpensive. Beer, wine and margaritas.
Reviewed April 2000Tico's Mexican Cafe
McAllen, Texas, 502 S. Main, 956 631-3226. Two other locations, but tried this one. Great inexpensive lunch in downtown McAllen. Friendly, sparkling clean. Serves breakfast all day. Advertise as "The Taste of Valley Cooking.
Reviewed April 2000
Rockwall
Luigi's
Rockwall, Texas - 2002 South Goliad, one block off Interstate 30. Metro telephone (972)772-3522. Italian Cafe owned by Mario and Dino. An open pleasant setting. Open kitchen. The food and service were great. We had Veal Parmesan, fried calamari, penne with tomatoes and basil. Chianti. ...and coffee. No room to try dessert. Inexpensive. There was a flyer offering Defensive Driving Classes with a free dinner included! (1-888-411-5142) Reviewed 10/10/99
Smithville
The Smithville Cafe Closed, so sad. :(
Smithville, Texas - 111 N.W. 1st Street, (512)237-4663, a nice quiet homey restaurant. Friendly with good food. And wine, of course. Outside patio and entertainment. We have been there when there was no entertainment. All restaurants in small towns seem to have high school students for wait staff, but all in all a good experience. We don't do buffets, which they have and they seem popular. See their page for more information. Lynn and Mark Lamprecht
Winchester
Murphy's General Store
Winchester, Texas - 22 miles northeast of Bastrop, Texas. A little off the beaten path, but if you are close -- worth the effort. Family owned and operated. It is the Store, Post Office and Restaurant. Specializing in Steaks and Hamburgers. Dinner comes with salad bar and home cooked beans. The first time we were there we had a Boiky Burger (double meat special), a Jalepeño Burger, Fries, 2 Beers and a Wine Cooler. The bill was $11 and some change. We asked if there was an error in the bill -- Oh, did we charge you too much? When we go for steaks we take our own wine. For a taste of the 'good old days' you can't beat Murphy's! Smoking, but hey, it's a huge, open old time store. Decorations ... no tables or chairs match. Antiques all over and a few hunting trophies! Reviewed about once a month.
**Just visited on June 22, 2002, new owners. Changed to processed hamburger patties and no antiques. So not quite the same food and ambiance. OK, but service is slow. Not the 'good old days' anymore.
Daleville
Pizza Hut #405
Daleville, Virginia - 250 Roanoke Rd. N. When one restaurant from a chain is good and a little above the norm with service and taste I like to note it. This was one.
Reviewed February 2000
Buffalo**Winchester Steak House
Buffalo, Wyoming - 117 Hwy 16 East, (307)684-8636. Gene says, "Absolutely the best prime rib he has ever eaten." Great menu with daily specials. Good service. We plan our trips to spend the night in Buffalo just to eat there. We stay at the Z-Bar Motel. Individual cabins, clean, modern, mid-price range. We golf at the community course, nine holes but fun before we continue our trip. A great place to stop. Stopped in July 2002
Canada
Castlegar
Gabriel's
Castlegar, BC, Canada - 1432 Columbia Ave. 365-6028, Gabriel (Gabe) M. Ferreux, Chef - Owner. Great Greek place. Tables on patio entrance. Ate dinner once and had wine and snacks another day. Nice. August 2002
Cranbrook
Bamboo Garden
Cranbrook, BC, Canada - 20 8th Avenue South, (604)426-6512. Inexpensive, nice owner, Eunice. Family run. Chinese Cantonese. Wine. It was good food, not excellent but the atmosphere was fun. Local clients. Visited August 2002
Fernie
The Old Elevator
Fernie, BC, Canada - 291 - 1st. Ave., (250)423-7115, As you might expect it is an old grain elevator. Huge, but cozy areas make it inviting. Food was very good and served in style. We will go back. Quiet and feels exclusive.
Golden
Eagle's Eye Restaurant
Golden, BC, Canada - 1500 Kicking Horse Trail, (250)439-5413 Reservations, 1-866-SKI-KICK, www.kickinghorseresort.com What a 'kick'! You ride a gondola up to the top of the mountain, a pure rock glacier mountain. The restaurant is perched on the peak with a 360 degree view. Unbelievable. The restaurant is first class with an interesting menu. We had bison and caribou. Well worth the ride. Probably our most expensive dinner in Canada, but included the gondola cost and view..... Wow. About $100 for two with a bottle of wine and coffee. Visited August 2002
Kaslo
**Coral's Reef
Between Kaslo and Nelson, close to Woodbury. Right on the highway. The best wraps, Reefers, around. Fresh made as you order. Breakfast, lunch, snacks. Fruit smoothies, sandwiches, ice cream, etc. Very friendly and full of local information. A great way to start the day. Visited in 2002 and 2004. Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
**Rainbow Room, Bay Resort
Kaslo, BC, Canada - At the Beachcomber Motel & Marina, 551 Rainbow Drive. (250)353-7777, 1 888 300 2225. Dockside. Small, fine dining. The calimari is the best we have had anywhere. It is sauteed in a spicey sauce with cumin (comino) as a main ingredient. Yummm. Menu runs from pizza to lobster. A very popular restaurant so reservations recommended. Medium price range. Chef is Hahne (Dietmar), excellent. They have a pub type restaurant also with outside deck. Sandwiches, fish and chips, etc. Visited August 2004.
Nelson
All Seasons Cafe
Nelson, BC, Canada - 620 Heritage Lane, (250)352-0101, www.allseasonscafe.com Again, outstanding. Feel like you are in a garden in the middle of the city. Old house with patio for summer. Food and service were great. They were having the Art Walk in Nelson and we purchased a painting by Rachel Yoder. Fun.
Revelstoke
Luna's Taverna
Revelstoke, BC, Canada - 109 2nd St. East, (250)837-2499, Card says 'Authentic Greek Cuisine'. It was great and huge servings. The service was outstanding and the food .. yum. Ordered grilled halibut with rice, no trimmings and it came with 6 huge grilled prawns on top -- the chef couldn't stand to see it so plain. Free dessert. Ate there two times. Just superb. 2002 Returned in 2004, not quite as good.
Slocan
**Lemon Creek Lodge
Slocan, BC, Canada - P.O. Box 8, 1-877-970-8090, www.lemoncreeklodge.com What a neat place. Between Winlaw and Slocan. A lodge with several cabins. Dinner reservations required even if you are staying there, it is so popular. Only a few tables. Owners are the wait staff. A true favorite. We ate there several times in our stay in the summer of 2002. Check it out for sure. Easy to find but off the main highway. Repeated in 2004 still great.
In Canada, fully licensed restaurants serve liquor.
Smitty's, a chain throughout the area, similar in looks to a Shoney's in the States, serves breakfast all day and is fully licensed. Pretty good.
Local wine, Jost, served in most restaurants as house wine. Great.
Updade received by e-mail, January 2008 I think it's great that you are providing recommendations for restaurants based on your experiences. I find those kinds of recommendations helpful whenever I come across them and I am particularly pleased to see recommendations for Nova Scotia - we need all the free advertising we can get!
I wanted to point out a couple things in the interests of accuracy, however, both FYI and so that perhaps you could correct them on your website:
Cheticamp is in Cape Breton, not Great Breton.
Rocco's Italian Restaurant in Dartmouth has now moved, it's a 313 Prince Albert Road, no longer overlooking Lake Banook, sadly, but still the same food. Marlo has moved on to work at the Inn on the Lake in Fall River. (Our gain, since we live in Fall River!)
The Vines still exists but under new management. The original owners now operate Vinnie's on Inglis St. in Halifax - excellent pastas, try it if you are ever back this way again.
And it's Salty's on the Water, not the Wharf .
Enough of my nit-picking. Love your artwork, particularly the wildflowers and your Canadian pieces.
Regards,
Leanne
Fall River, NSThanks to Leanne, below are the corrected versions....... :)
Cheticamp, Cape Breton
**Harbour
Cheticamp, Cape Breton, NS, Canada , 15299 Cabot Trail - Located on the waterfront with a four star B & B. Visited three times in August 2003. Waitress, Amy, was the greatest. Seafood the specialty and all was wonderful. Quiet, view, atmosphere. A favorite. Will gladly go again if we could. Fully licensed.
Dartmouth, NS
Boomerang's Steakhouse
Dartmouth, NS, Canada - 590 Portland Street - 902 457-8325 - Located in a shopping center with a rather strip mall look. The Australian name pulled us in and it was great. We had a rib eye and a seafood pasta that were outstanding. The service was great, too. They offer a free main entree on you birthday, so we may go again for that. We will go again at any rate. There is another in Moncton, NS. A feel of Outback with the large silver ware, Aussie names, etc. It was a good evening. Fully licensed. Reviewed August 2003.
John's Lunch
'John', Gene & Jo Dartmouth, NS, Canada - 352 Pleasant Street B2Y3S5 - 902 469-3074. Almost at the edge of downtown Dartmouth on the shore road. Recommended by the Fishermen's Cove Gallery it was a great lunch. On the style of a 'Diner' with the cooking right behind the counter and a few booths. Fried seafood, burgers and sandwiches. Huge portions. John and staff extremely friendly and helpful (and busy). Excellent. Return visit mandetory! Visit their web page here. Reviewed August 2003. Rocco's Italian Restaurant
Dartmouth, NS, Canada - 300 Prince Albert Road. Great atmosphere overlooking a lake. Quiet, nice decor. We had Calamari Friti, Veal Parmesan, Greek Salad and the desserts were home made and outstanding. Tiramisu and Creme Brule .. so special. Liter of wine and coffee for a total of Canadian $76 including tip for waitress, Marlo. All restaurants are non-smoking in NS. Visited August 2003. Fully licensed.
**Vines Pasta Grill
Dartmouth, NS, Canada B2W 3M7- 4 Panavista Drive, 902 434-4114, 902 434-9226 fax, owner, Lisa Croft. On a hill, small deck, nice Mediterranean decor. Quiet and comfortable. Reasonably priced. Tried the Cajun Fetucini, Shrimp in white wine sauce. Excellent and great service. They had home made desserts, but the portions were too large to try them. Coffee in big mugs, house wine was Concho y Toro from Chile. Who could ask for more? Price comparable to Rocco's. Fully licensed. Visited August 2003.
Halifax, NS
**Great Wall
Halifax, NS, Canada - on Bedford Row at the corner of Sackville Ave. just up from the Marine Museum. Family run for about 18 years. Owners knew and talked to everyone. Some people brought their fresh catch of the day and the restaurant prepared it for them. :) Large take out business. Very attentive to us and on the second visit prepared a special noodle soup that was not on the menu. We will go again during our visit. Fully licensed. Reviewed August 2003.
Salty's on the Water
Halifax, NS, Canada - Typical dock side seafood. Nicely done with patio and upstairs fine dining. We ate on the patio, good with reasonable prices. Good service. Visited August 2003. Fully licensed.
Sydney, NS
Huang Family Restaurant
Sydney, NS, Canada, 460 Grand Lake Road - Good Chinese food and service. Large but still attentive service. Moderate prices. Visited July 2003. Fully licensed.
Mexico City
Rincon Argentino Restaurante
Mexico City, Mexico - Presidente Masarik 177, Col. Polanco, Mexico. Telephone 5254-8775
Outstanding! The food was great, service absolutely first rate and remember you will need a big "to go" box. Typical Argentine style. Summer 2001
Reata
Downtown Ft. Worth, Texas. Highly rated and visited with great expectations. A "landmark" with Southwest Cuisine. The food was average, service average, and $130 for 3 with one bottle of wine and one dessert, no extras (appetizers, coffee). Over rated and a big disappointment. September 4, 2000.
Cracker Barrel
All locations. We have just never had a great meal or great service. Too bad, they are convenient and everywhere! Gene does like the pot roast!
I-Hop
All locations. Slow, always a wait ... not worth the effort.
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