Euphemia Hay, 5540 Gulf of Mexico Dr., Longboat Boat Key Florida, off the coast from Sarasota 941-383-3633
This is an excellent restaurant with a fine ambience. Whenever I am in the area I go there. Not only do they have a mxture of cuisines including Mediterranean, French and Caribbean, there are always original tastes in new combinations. It is owned by Raymond (Ray) Arpke and D'Arcey Arpke. Ray the chef has won competitions in Europe and D'Arcey is a fine hostess. Upstairs they serve quite decadent home made desserts (I personally like there lemon merangue and key lime pies) and there is an excellent bar usually overseen by Eric Bell, a transplanted Canadian. The live music ranges from chanteuse, guitar solos, to small groups. It is always mellow. Expect to pay $100 for two including wine and dessert.
Saturday, January 27, 2007
Monday, January 8, 2007
Xam Yu Seafood Restaurant,
Xam Yu Seafood Restaurant 339 Spadina, Toronto, Ontario 416-340-8603
This is an excellent Chinese restaurant in the heart of Chinatown specializing in fish.
Our party of 6 had five dinners -it was more than enough including sizzling fish which was
excellent. Total price with drinks $70.00 for all six. Most of the clientele are Chinese but the specials are in both Chinese and English.
This is an excellent Chinese restaurant in the heart of Chinatown specializing in fish.
Our party of 6 had five dinners -it was more than enough including sizzling fish which was
excellent. Total price with drinks $70.00 for all six. Most of the clientele are Chinese but the specials are in both Chinese and English.
Saturday, December 30, 2006
Matignon Restaurant, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
This is a good inexpensive French Bistro. It is off the beaten track on a small street downtown. Dinners run from $20-$30. The house wines are fine.
Matignon Restaurant -51 St. Nicholas St. Toronto, ON M4Y 1W6 Tel: (416) 921-9226 Fax: (416) 921-2119 Toll-free: 1 (866) 211-6255
Matignon Restaurant -51 St. Nicholas St. Toronto, ON M4Y 1W6 Tel: (416) 921-9226 Fax: (416) 921-2119 Toll-free: 1 (866) 211-6255
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
Le Metro Bakery and Cafe, Williamsville, NY
Le Metro Bakery & Cafe - Williamsville, NY
is located at 5110 Main St Williamsville, NY. One frequently needs reservations. It is a good place for a business lunch or a relaxed dinner. It has nouveaux cuisine. Lunchs about $7-$10. Dinners about $15-$25.
is located at 5110 Main St Williamsville, NY. One frequently needs reservations. It is a good place for a business lunch or a relaxed dinner. It has nouveaux cuisine. Lunchs about $7-$10. Dinners about $15-$25.
Le Paradis, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Th;is is a reasonably priced, excellent French Bistro. You will need reservations. Dinners about $15-20. Good inexpensive wines. 186 Bedford 416-921-0995
Introduction
Readers and contributors:
Anthropologists find themselves all over the world. In the term anthropologists I include social and cultural anthropologists, applied anthropologists, biological anthropologists, linguistic anthropologists, and archaeologists. They spend days, weeks, months doing fieldwork and as a result eat in restaurants in the major and minor cities of various countries and in the rural areas. They collect a great deal of gastronomic knowledge. The purpose of this blog is recommend restaurants for your anthropological colleagues and the general public. In order, to keep some semblance of order would you please label your recommendations by name of restaurant, city (or area), province or state, and country.
Thanks
EZ
Anthropologists find themselves all over the world. In the term anthropologists I include social and cultural anthropologists, applied anthropologists, biological anthropologists, linguistic anthropologists, and archaeologists. They spend days, weeks, months doing fieldwork and as a result eat in restaurants in the major and minor cities of various countries and in the rural areas. They collect a great deal of gastronomic knowledge. The purpose of this blog is recommend restaurants for your anthropological colleagues and the general public. In order, to keep some semblance of order would you please label your recommendations by name of restaurant, city (or area), province or state, and country.
Thanks
EZ
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