Heading to Taos in late June in tow with my wife and three kids ranging between 5-10.

I'm looking for can't miss spots for meals -- preferably a place I can grab a cocktail. The kids will all get adventurous with food for the most part so we are good in that regard. We are staying near the square but are happy to venture out if it's worth it.

Any feedback is appreciated.

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Heading to Asheville in a few weeks for three days -- I have three kids but they aren't afraid of interesting food. What are some good kid (at least kind of) friendly restaurants.

I'll be staying in the downtown area. Walking would preferred since I would like to have a few drinks wherever we go.

Any input is appreciated.

Heading to Sylva for two days after so if anyone has any insight there that would be great.

My wife and I have a sitter for our kids for one night and are trying to figure out what restaurant to go to. We've narrowed it down to the following:

The Compound

Coyote Cafe

Restaurant Martin

Eloisa

La Boca

Geronimo

Also, would any of these be kid appropriate for lunch?

I'm looking for a good lunch spot near the City Museum. I'll be with three kids who are all pretty good eaters -- I'd like to go somewhere I could grab a beer or a glass of wine but if there is something outstanding that doesn't that I'll opt for food...

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I'm taking a family weekend with wife and kids and looking for a great meal but I do have three kids. They're usually well behaved and such but I also understand that they can be loud and don't want to feel like I'm bothering everyone.

We are pretty open to cuisine style -- good food is the most important thing.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I'm sure this is a question y'all are tired of answering

but I'm coming in with a group in March -- we had some of our friends that were going to set up a crawfish boil for us but plans changed and they can no longer do it.

What's a good spot for crawfish boils in season? Does yo mama's still do them?

We are wide open -- could be fine dining or casual we just want something good.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Is there anywhere on 30A that does Cobia? I'm sure there are but just can't think of anywhere -- Smiling Fish used to offer it in season and it was excellent but they closed down.

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Any good recommendations for somewhere I could "take-out" food from for a bridesmaid luncheon?

The bride doesn't want to have it at a restaurant and wants to do it at the hotel everyone is staying at (Renaissance downtown).

Not sure what we are thinking -- maybe chicken salad, fruit, etc... nothing too heavy and it won't be for a big crowd.

Any recommendations are appreciated.

I'm going for a wedding in a few months and need some food suggestions. Staying at the Renaissance downtown so walking or short cab would be preferred but willing to travel if the food is worth it.

I'm not looking for anything in particular I just want to the food to be good and would prefer alcohol

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Going with a group of 4. We will probably be boozing pretty heavily -- I only say that because a louder place would probably be a good thing but food is the most important factor.

Also, are all these places pretty casual as far as attire is concerned?

Peche

SoBou

Sylvain

Thanks for any input

Going to be in Dallas for a wedding next week and needed a recommendation for a fine dining restaurant in the Park Cities area.

Thursday is our only free day and will be going with my 22 year old cousin so I'm not sure how adventerous she is. Price isn't an object -- just want it to be excellent.

Any input would be greatly appreciated.