Originally Posted by Patty55 (Post 762020)

I just looked at the menu and am shockingly impressed.

I heard a while back that the owners are CIA trained, I think I had their food at an appliance store demonstration in upstate NY. Also heard they were the chefs at Glen Sanders Mansion. Can't wait.

Originally Posted by Easyrider (Post 762021)

huh?

Originally Posted by Patty55 (Post 762022)

What do you NOT GET, PUMP-KIN?

Originally Posted by Patty55 (Post 761982)

huh?

Originally Posted by Patty55 (Post 761973)

Y'know, when I see an excessive amount of exclamation points I sometimes think the poster could use a little something to take the edge off. How does your shrink feel about this?

Originally Posted by Skybo (Post 757216)

.... in all the time I've lived here I've never see multiple dogs on patios and I've never witnessed a dog fight on the street, square, etc. I'm sure it's happened on a rare occasion, but the majority of dog owners I see have good control of their dogs and know how to avoid potential problems.

My main point is that there are all kinds of allowable activities around here that some folks don't like. Whether it be dogs in public, unruly kids, line dancers, drinking in the square, bicycle riders, joggers, etc., etc. But if it's allowed, it's allowed...and if someone doesn't like it, they can leave. There's always going to be someone who doesn't like something. If we outlawed all the activities that people complain about, we might as well just sit on the porch in a rocking chair and knit booties and carve wood. I think folks need to lighten up and not sweat the petty stuff (or pet the sweaty stuff). :)

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 762056)

I love dogs. Don't have any but love them.

I like it when they lick my face.

I don't like bullies, I won't let them hug me or kiss me.

You never know where they've had their mouths.

Originally Posted by jrandall (Post 756707)

Hats off to Red Sauce. We moved here from Miami. Many of the restaurants in South Beach permit dogs to accompany their owner where the dog can stay on on the ground next to the table in the outside eating areas. We were able to bring our little Carly tonight to the Red Sauce patio location. We had a good dinner and it was nice to bring our dog with us. She had been crated all day while we were in a Orlando. Being able to take her with us to our dinner location prevented me from feeling guilty for leaving her in the crate for a couple more hours. Thank you Red Sauce!
:clap2: :ho:

Originally Posted by skip0358 (Post 762110)

i like dogs. We lost our dog before moving down to florida. I've seen the dogs at red sauce and other eateries. If they're going to be there then the restaurant owners should comply with the county rules for the animal to be there period. That being said i won't stop going to a restaurant just because there's an animal there. the animal bothers me a lot less then the person at the bar smoking a damn rotten smelling cigar. My last post on this subject.