Thanks, probably won't eat at Poubelle anytime soon! Prizzi's is good, though. It is pretty disapointing to live near all these places, but to not want to eat at them!!

Always get the double dip. Did they ever serve au jus with their sandwiches? I don't remember seeing that before. Also, get the baked apple when it's in season.

The patio is great (I'm a smoker). It is very dark and romantic. The drinks are more memorable than the food. Plan on it being a looong night--the last time I was there they made us wait an entire hour AFTER our reservation time. (And there were only two of us!) The service is so-so, the food is so-so, my "dinner" was a three hour tour...but nonetheless, I really like it there. You really do feel like you're in an intimate Parisan bistro.

Lucy's 51 is a pretty good happy hour.

It's not a very large restaurant, so it's not hard to notice that the owners attitude toward her staff and clientele is, like their food, inconsistant and all over the place.

I don't know, Dusty's is pretty lame. Overpriced, inconsistent, and the owner is nuts. Millie's is good, but VERY casual. If Cliff's Edge does a brunch, I'd go there.

Ha ha!!

House of Blues in Downtown Disney. Very corporate and homogonized, but whatever. Pretty good.

And, although I agree that the bread at Osteria Mozza is incredibly good, I feel like it's a bit dense and heavy to have before a meal. Especially that meal. I want to scrape my plate, and still be able to get the olive oil gellato and rosemary cakes for dessert!!

Definitely Cobras and Matadors...Thin, crispy, super salty with great dipping sauces. They're perfect!

There's that Brazillian place on La Cienega, Fogo De Chao, and they have these super light, airy little cheese popovers. Yummy. Also.....The hot sourdough loaf with garlic butter at The Old Spaghetti Factory is delish. But it closed down.

Yeah, I went there.