Showing posts with label restaurant reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label restaurant reviews. Show all posts

Friday, September 5, 2008

Dig into Belle‘View’ and its Eclectic Food

Bellevue- sounds quite like Belle View, which means ‘a beautiful view’. Does it really signify that? We wouldn’t know, and even if it doesn’t, it’s utterly apt for the pretty city. Cocooned in the suburb of Seattle, Bellevue has some delightful eateries to hop into for a sizzling grub, especially during freezing winters.

Sushi/ Japanese seem to be the city’s favorite, since popular Sushi spots grab the limelight in some of the finest Bellevue restaurants. I Love Sushi and Sushi Land Marinepolis are couple of them. You’ll get some piping hot curries and herbed bread at exotic looking Indian restaurants like Mayuri Indian Cuisine, Moghul Palace India Cuisine and Chutneys.

It’s Dixie’s BBQ that’s however been rated as the best restaurant in Bellevue. No guesses about what it specializes in. It appears to be unsurpassed in its league really. You don’t spot another barbecue joint among the top ranking restaurants. Bellevue chefs also appear to entice people with seafood. It’s obvious that the locals love the seafood here. Tap House Grill and Seastar Restaurant and Raw Bar are must for seafood lovers.

A patriot can head towards all-American joints like Joey’s Restaurant, Cheesecake Factory the, and Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse. Nothing like a steak to give you the sense of fulfillment; is there? As for Bellevue breakfast, it must be had at Chace’s Pancake Corral. Those warm pancakes with maple syrup just melt in your mouth. If you don’t fancy a sweet breakfast, taste the omelets at Denny’s. It is complete protein-filled breakfast for you, with as many variations as you can conceive of.

You say too many places to try out? But really, no one wants to rush out of Bellevue, especially during the annual crafts exhibition, and more so, with pleading kids asking to go to the humongous doll showroom.

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

The Experience of Dining at Santa Clara Restaurants

If you have already planned a visit to California’s Great America Green Park, Central Park and Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara, then revisit your plan and also include some of the best Santa Clara restaurants where you can eat well and make your visit more fun.

Dining is a wonderful experience, especially in Birk’s Restaurant, Tarragon Restaurant, Kobe Japanese Restaurant, Dishdash Restaurant, Pedro’s Restaurant and Cantina, Parcel 104, Fiorillo’s Restaurant, La Paloma Mexican Restaurant, Bombay Garden and Vesuvio Restaurant.

The Santa Clara restaurants mentioned above are a few restaurants catering to a variety of tastes from American to Asian, so go ahead and have a bite and enjoy!

Monday, September 1, 2008

Pamper Your Appetite, Wherever You Are!

Apart from exploring new destinations, what is it about traveling that you enjoy? Trying different kinds of food? If eating out is something you’re fond of, here’s a bit of info for you. Wherever you go, an online restaurant guide is an easy way to find local restaurants that have a promising menu to offer.

Well, then how would you know if the restaurant you’ve chosen has good quality food, serves affably and offers a pleasing ambience? Local restaurant reviews can tell you that as well. They can be found in almost every restaurant guide on the internet. So, the next time you travel, remember, a restaurants directory on the internet can help you choose the best one in town, to pamper your appetite!

Sunday, August 24, 2008

The World’s Cuisine within Brooklyn

Want to go round the globe to explore different cultures? Then pack up to tour the world at Brooklyn! Don’t be surprised. For that’s how much this borough of NY has got to offer. Not only in terms of its diverse cultures, but also in the choice of food, Brooklyn has a rich variety to explore. Almost every international tourist will find a taste of home in the restaurants in Brooklyn.

While enjoying the art, music and languages of different countries within the borough, you can also treat your appetite with Asian, South and Central American, Pakistani, Indian, European, Middle Eastern or Caribbean food. When it comes to restaurants, Brooklyn NY can never let you down. ‘There’s so much to see and so much to taste, there’s hardly any time, for you to waste’. Come, experience the world in Brooklyn!

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Where to dine in Tacoma

Tacoma, Washington what we all know is a big city but one fact we are unaware of is that Tacoma is the third biggest city in the state of Washington and it is also known as the City of Destiny. A visit to Tacoma city is a great experience and Tacoma restaurants are just another treat you cannot miss out on.

When in Tacoma do not forget to check out the great Sea- food available at Southern Kitchen, Archie’s at Browns Point and Bur’s Restaurant.

If you are in the mood for Chinese food then just head out for Ching Ha and Golden Oven and if you are eager to taste something Japanese then go to Sushi Revolution, Sakura Japanese Steak House or Bonsai Teriyaki.

If you simply cannot do without good Indian food then all you have to do is go to restaurants like Bombay Bistro, Tandoor Cuisine of India, India Mahal Restaurant or Gateway to India.

If Pizza or pasta is your choice or you just feel like having a simple sandwich at the moment then go them at New England Pasta and Pizza or Olive Garden or Pudget Sound Pizza or Abella Pizzeria or Upper Crust Pizza and Eatery.

Celebration or no celebration restaurants in Tacoma, WA is a good option and all you have to do is say Hello to good food memories.

Friday, August 1, 2008

Santa Monica Dining- For a Great Dining Memory

Santa Monica, the name stands for a place synonymous with beaches and an ultra modern culture. Santa Monica dining is one thing to look out for when surrounded by the golden beaches all around.

Santa Monica offers great food with its fresh produce and finest cuisines done up by California’s best chefs using the best quality seasonal and local ingredients.

Santa Monica Restaurants are famous for their high quality delicious seafood and apart from this they also offer traditional French Cuisine, contemporary American cuisine and various other cuisines. All in all Santa Monica is for anyone who loves food.

Monday, July 28, 2008

Dining Out in Tacoma

Tacoma, Washington is the place to be when in the mood for some relaxation and when you are totally stressed out and hungry dining out in Tacoma Restaurants seem to be your best bet for the moment.

Tacoma is a mid- sized modern city and is the sixth largest container port of North America and it should be real difficult to find a good place for dining out in Tacoma city but here are a few popular restaurants that can help you in finding out the almost perfect place for dining out in Tacoma.

  • Southern Kitchen – for sea- food.
  • El- Gaucho Tacoma LLC- for steaks.
  • Mama Betty’s
  • Panda Express 1074
  • Dai Fuku & Sushi
  • Bangkok Tai Restaurant
  • Puget Sound Pizza
  • Cliff House
  • Melting Pot Restaurant
  • IndoChine Asian Dining Lodge
  • Over The Moon Café
  • El Toro- offers Mexican Cuisine.
Now with some clue to Dining Out in Tacoma it should not be difficult to have a great meal when in Tacoma. Enjoy your Meal!

Friday, July 25, 2008

Santa Monica – Search it now

The Internet has for sure broadened the vision of many as it is of great help in searching anything and everything in this big world of ours. Some say that when the place is new it takes a lot of time and effort to search anything there; same is the case when you search Santa Monica Restaurants but without the Internet.

With the many websites at our display it is easy to search Santa Monica Restaurants, all you have to do is type in your choice of food, and it can be anything from Chinese, Indian, and Mexican to Sushi, Italian and Mediterranean.

When you search for Santa Monica Restaurants you also stand a chance of getting exclusive offers for the restaurant and also get to know other interesting aspects of dining there.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Search Restaurants--- Wherever you want!

Whatever the occasion, be it a power lunch, romantic dinner or just eating out; there are innumerable websites that help you to search restaurants. With the world getting smaller, restaurants offer varied cuisines like Mexican, Chinese, Indian, Italian, Japanese Sushi et al.

When you search restaurants online, it’s easy to get all the details like maps, location, addresses, menu, hours of operation, photos of food & restaurant interiors, reviews, recommendations, everything from what’s good and what’s not good about any restaurant. That’s kind of knowing what to expect before even stepping into the restaurant.

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Eating out in Fremont CA

Fremont is one of the most populous cities in the San Francisco Bay Area. With a large number of refugee immigration from Afghanistan, which is due to the Soviet Invasion, Afghan Civil War, and later during the Taliban rule; Fremont has the largest Afghan population in the United States. This city also houses many other Asian ethnic groups, including Indians and Chinese concentrated mostly in the Mission San Jose district.

So obviously, the best foods to try here apart from American would be Asian. Fremont Restaurants like Salang Pass and Taste of India are hot favorites serving some amazing Afghan and Indian cuisine. Local food reviews would be a good way to source out restaurants that serve different cuisines. Restaurant search engines offer varied views of restaurant goers with good results.

Fremont has a large number of restaurants with varied cuisines and restaurant reviews will be very helpful in sourcing out the right restaurant.

Monday, July 14, 2008

Brooklyn’s Food and Wine

“Perch over the East River and enjoy the borough’s skyline; Walk the Brooklyn Bridge and relish the food and wine!”- Brooklyn brings to mind its elegant architecture, diverse environs and distinctive ethnic pockets, which make it a pleasure destination. These apart, Brooklyn restaurants are also delightful reminders of the many things that this beautiful borough has to offer.

With their delectable and mouth-watering menus, there’s a long list of Brooklyn restaurants out there, with their authentic cuisines, waiting for the locals and the tourists to step-in and enjoy the flavor and taste that’s sure to linger for days.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Here is a Method that makes Restaurant Search Easy

You are a connoisseur or have a special occasion that you want to celebrate but in a fix as to which restaurant to choose? Well, don’t get despondent because there is an easy method by which you can select a restaurant that matches your taste.

Before selecting a restaurant we either google for information from various review sites or depend on newspapers or recommendations from family and friends. But to no avail as all these provide only partial information or sometimes unfair and biased opinions. Don’t be glum as there are several vertical or topical search engines available that can help you out. Generic search engines like Yahoo and Google bring you just web pages and websites; but ‘vortals’ with its Natural Language Processing Technology fetch you relevant and essential content without using complex keyword combinations. These specialty search engines focus on specific businesses thus making your job easy.

BooRah is a vertical search engine that simplifies your search for restaurants, contains reviews, restaurant ratings on food service and ambience, timings, addresses, phone numbers, maps, menus, discount restaurant gift certificates and coupons, online restaurant reservations, home delivery services for all local restaurants and more. It even carries pictures of the restaurants so that you can see for yourself what’s the atmosphere is like. It also allows users to search by name, cuisine, occasion or location.

Want to spend a special day with your loved ones? No need to step out of the house; plan everything within the comforts of your home. Wherever you are, whatever the time is; the ultimate restaurant guide gets you the best dining experience.

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Where to find Mexican food for little money?


Mexican Food or Tex-Mex whatever it is that your hungry taste buds & stomach crave for is available in several good Mexican restaurants around United States with intense and varied flavors, colorful decoration, and variety of spices. The colorful chili peppers, green peppers, chilies, broccoli, cauliflower, and radishes along with the Mexican-style soft farmer's cheese make the hunt for Mexican restaurants guide irresistible.

Great food, that’s not all, one needs good service and comfortable ambiance too. Of course, something that suits your wallet size. Get amazing salsa and that too sold by the jar in Papalote Mexican Grill, if you’re looking for San Francisco restaurants. La Taqueria has some delicious double tortilla taco action- one crispy, one soft, melted cheese in between (Yummy).

Irrespective of whether you’re looking for Mexican restaurants in Chicago with great burritos, margaritas, guacamole, salsa, crunchy tortilla chips; or in Las Vegas hunting down for crispy Tacos – find it all in the ultimate restaurant guide. As for the money aspect, check out the online menus with price tags attached, or get to know from restaurant reviews before you make your next dining decision.

Monday, June 2, 2008

Are you in the Mood for Italian Food?


Italian cuisine with potatoes, tomatoes, bell pepper and maize; or the role of cheese and wine – whatever it is that makes you crave for Italian Risottos, Pizzas, Pastas – you often find a way to satisfy your appetite. But how do you go about – the usual search engines or review guides?

Checkout the better ways to find Italian restaurants in San Francisco that offer the authentic taste in the perfect Italian ambiance (though not exactly in Italy). Here’s some mouth-watering great places for tasty Minestrone, fresh toasted pita and spaghettis, pastas, pizzas with Italian wines like Piedmont, Tuscany, Veneto and others.

Searches are getting simpler for diners & foodies as they can find out what professionals & other users are saying about a restaurant before they choose to eat there. The growing search engine technology is also helping local business owners track their reviews reputation online, along with giving consumers the ideal food zones.

With unlimited choices of Italian Restaurants, Chinese Restaurants, Pizza Restaurants, Japanese Restaurants dining out is great fun. The ultimate personalized restaurant guide makes it easy to find local restaurants that serve great food and provide excellent service.

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Are you a passionate foodie?

If yes, how do you generally search for your next dining destination? There are several better ways for the ultimate restaurant search than the plain Jane Google or contradicting restaurant reviews.

Searches are getting simpler for diners & foodies as they can find out what professionals & other users are saying about a restaurant before they choose to eat there. The growing search engine technology is also helping local business owners track their reviews reputation online, along with giving consumers the ideal food zones. Residents and visitors in metropolitan areas can easily find great local restaurants through their mobile phones with sites like Boorah that have a tie-up with mobile services.

The ultimate personalized guide for restaurants makes it easy to find great "clam chowder" in Boston, "great seafood" in Seattle, "Italian beef" in Chicago, or "ribs" in Atlanta by capturing community vibe through user generated content and thereby making the search for a fine dining guide far more quick and easy. Users can check the menus online, view the food, discount restaurant gift certificates and coupons; get driving instructions and maps; get home delivery and also get details on online restaurant reservations.

The next your foodie attitude drools for great Dim sum or wants a perfect place for celebration do check out the San Francisco restaurant guide or whatever place you belong to.

Friday, May 30, 2008

Good Restaurants – “A smiling face is half the meal”


Ever been to restaurants that offer great food in a great ambiance, but you didn’t enjoy a bit of it due to sour service? Restaurants are a part of the hospitality industry. Food is no doubt the main reason for a restaurants existence. But there is more to them than food – quick, pleasant service and comfortable and great ambiance. A restaurant might serve great food, but if the service is bad, that would be a competitive disadvantage. To have an increased future patronage, increased customer satisfaction is a necessity.
The first thing you see before you get to eat the dishes you ordered for is the people at your service. “A smiling face is half the meal”. If the waiter or waitress is cool and pleasant enough, you might not give too much of importance to the minor taste differences in what you are eating. And what fun is it, if you get great tasting food but cold due to delayed service.

That’s probably why people got down to writing restaurant reviews. Searches are getting simpler for diners & foodies as they can find out what others are saying about a restaurant before they choose to eat there. With the web full of restaurant recommendations and review based on the diner’s experience – hunting for local restaurant reviews has surely become the first step while choosing a restaurant.

Father’s Day Special- “The way to a man's heart is through his stomach”

Good food in a perfect ambiance is one thing that can set your Father’s Day party right. Partying is an essential ingredient in one’s social life. Every occasion in life calls for a celebration – Birthday, Graduation Day, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day and more. Choosing a good restaurant is very important to enjoy your party to the max.

Get to know your Dad’s preferences and the favorite dishes. Giving an added thought to research the preferences will go a long way towards making it a day. You know it would be a bad idea to treat your Dad to a Mexican delicacy, while it’s the sushi that he drools for. Always choose food that’s easy to eat and avoid struggling with lobsters - never forget you are there to celebrate and not out there to explore delicacies.

You can go through some restaurant guide like BooRah to find a range of restaurant and food services that deliver to your specifications in your preferred location. Best is to look out for San Francisco restaurants for special occasions or whatever place you belong to. So give your dad a day to remember.

The Ultimate San Francisco Dining Guide


San Francisco is famous for its great food and always has something to offer that satisfies everybody’s taste buds. The quality and quantity of the restaurants here make San Francisco an unparalleled food city. If you are on a vacation in SF and don't know which is the place to be to silence your growling tummy. Then just go to a local internet cafe and search on-line in San Francisco restaurant guide for some good restaurants. You'll probably find lots of searchable listings, restaurant reviews and other useful information. Or else buy yourself a guidebook; most guidebooks contain local restaurant reviews and listings organized by price range, neighborhood and type of cuisine.

San Francisco has something to offer even for budget travelers, Chinatown provides a wide variety of dining experiences, including budget choices. You can also try the Haight or the Richmond district for cheap eats or catch a train to West Portal to experience the real flavor of San Francisco with some good cheap meal. You can even try the Mission district for plenty of delicious Mexican dives that serve hearty and filling burritos, tacos and enchiladas at affordable prices.

With its vibrant food culture, San Francisco is also famous for its multicultural restaurants and their exclusive cuisines. Asian fusion has become an important part of the San Francisco restaurant scenario with its influence on most of the San Francisco restaurants. Asia de Cuba in Nob Hill has been a constant favorite for Latin and Asian delights. It has a dance floor, a floating band and a theatrical Tonga Room which delivers Pacific Rim cuisine in a faux Polynesian landscape equipped with a lagoon. Most praised Asian fusion cuisine in SF is Azie in SOMA, it combines industrial-chic décor with French-Asian fare (think lobster, Bok Choy and champagne).

Chinese cuisine has also been a prominent part of the San Francisco restaurant scenario with a long history of Chinese immigration. Chinatown being one of the most popular tourist attractions constituting of Chinese markets is also filled with traditional Chinese restaurants. House of Nanking and Shanghai 1930 are some of the restaurants that offer authentic Chinese cuisine.

Apart from this San Francisco is also known for its continental and seafood dishes. Cliff house and Yabbie's Coastal Kitchen are some of the popular seafood restaurants in San Francisco. Lobster has been an integral part of the continental food style and Rotunda Restaurant, Julius Castle and Piperade are some of the popular continental restaurants for lobster salads and other continental cuisine.

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

"Dine About town” in San Francisco


Dine About Town is an annual food event held in San Francisco where food lovers would get to feast on different types of cuisine. Organized by San Francisco Convention & Visitors Bureau, this has been a popular event from the past few years. It’s also a good platform for passionate foodies to try out many different kinds of cuisine without a hole in their pockets. Some of San Francisco's best restaurants participate in this event and serve up 3-course prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus for a very reasonable price.

‘Dine About Town’ is a city-wide promotional program, where high-end restaurants offer prix-fixe, i.e. three-course meals for either lunch, dinner, or both. Lunch costs around $22, whereas you’d have to pay $10 more, i.e. around $32 for dinner. Even though drinks, tax and tip are not included in this fare, it’s a very reasonable price when compared to the price of the same food on other days. Some people believe that, this is the time of the year when San Francisco's good restaurants offer food at steep discounts to cope with their lagging business due to the slow tourist season.

To make this event more popular, there is even provision to get your table booked. It means many of the participating restaurants accept reservations online via Open Table. San Francisco's Dine About Town 2008 is back after it was held in the month of January and is going to be held from June 1-15. Read some of the participating local restaurant reviews :

Located in the Mission street of San Francisco, Foreign Cinema is a well known restaurant in the neighborhood for its French cuisine. It is also famous for its Californian, Mediterranean cuisine and it also offers brunch. Some of their most liked dishes include Foie Gras Pate, oysters and other French delicacies. Praised for its exquisite food, delicious dessert and outstanding service, it also has a good ambience.

Fringale is another restaurant participating in Dine About Town that is famous for its French cuisine. It offers a wide variety of French dishes like apple tart dessert, duck over smoked lentils, Lobster ravioli, pork tenderloin and even desserts are very much liked by the people. With great service, great food and good ambience, you would definitely love to try this restaurant out.

These were only a few among the lot of famed restaurants present in San Francisco. So, this is a great opportunity for food lovers to taste the best of the city's restaurants. So, go get a table booked at some of the fine dining restaurants in the city at a reasonable price point.

Monday, May 19, 2008

Where to Eat in New Orleans?


New Orleans is much known for its nightlife and parties, but it’s also famous for good food. Dining is considered a passionate art form in New Orleans and it houses some of the finest restaurants and has award winning chefs, who will make your visit to New Orleans a memorable one. Known as the home to gumbo and crawfish, it is also famous for its beignet and Creole dishes. Beignets are a type of deep fried French pastry; they're usually square and covered in powdered sugar.

New Orleans has a strong influence of French cuisine due to the multicultural overlap dating back to 300 years. Creole dishes are one of the specialties of New Orleans’ food scene with gumbo being one of the signature dishes. It’s made with shrimp, crabs, crawdads, or a mix of meat and sausage, and then the stock is thickened with Native American file spice, okra and tomato. Creole dishes are a cosmopolitan blend from Africa, Europe and the Caribbean. Other specialties include New Orleans version of Spain's paella and Sauce Piquant.

Some of the top rated restaurants in New Orleans that offer great food are:

Located in the French quarter at Conti street, The Bombay Club is a well known restaurant decorated with a plush British theme. Its menu features a rich variety of Creole dishes and French dishes. Some of the specialties of the Bombay Club include Bar B Q Shrimp, Duck Duet, and Bombay Filet Mignon. Their bar is famous for the best (125) martinis, single malt scotches, ports, reserved bourbons, and premium cigars.

BACCO is known for its exclusive gulf seafood cuisine with a great service and ambience. Its specialties include delicious pastas and fresh regional seafood which are artfully prepared with fresh home grown ingredients and presented with a touch of the robust flavors of Italy. Some of the exquisite delicacies of BACCO are Bacco’s Lobster & Shrimp Ravioli, Grilled Tuna topped with seasonal seafood salsa and the decadent “Mr. Ralph’s” Ice Cream Sandwich.

Commander's Palace Restaurant, Palace Cafe and Mother's Restaurant are some of the other popular restaurants found in New Orleans. Voted as “Best Restaurant of USA” in 1996, Commander's Palace restaurant offers great food with excellent service in a pleasant atmosphere. Situated in the lower garden district of New Orleans, Palace Cafe is famous for its seafood delicacies like Pecan Crusted Catfish, Crabmeat Cheesecake and their famous White Chocolate Bread Pudding.

These were some among the most popular restaurants present in New Orleans and there’s much to be hungry for in The Big Easy.