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Old 09-24-2019, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Chatbrat View Post
I know The Villages is a totally diverse community, made up of people from various locations & backgrounds.

I would give more credence to restaurant review , if a poster would mention their age and what states they lived in

Kansan"s & Texans know steaks . NYC, Boston & NJ know Italian

Maine residents know lobster

This is not elitism-- its more of a guide to help us &others avoid dining mistakes
I was raised in Ohio which is quite the place for food of every kind. Cincinnati used to own three of the five star restaurants out of 12 in this country. (Pigals, Maisonette and Gourmet Room.)

Many good and long lasting food chains began in Ohio. It also grew wonderful vegetables fruits and meats. The famous cookbook was written in Cincinnati that was the bible for cuisine for many years; The Joy of Cooking, by the Rombauers.

The Ten Cookbooks Every Cook Should Own |
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Cincinnati formal restaurants - Cincinnati Forum - TripAdvisor

The Maisonette - Wikipedia

Room With a View - Cincinnati Magazine
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