Anonymous
02/18/2025 17:50
Subject: Fancy restaurant for picky eater
Bonaroti in Vienna for Italian
Anonymous
02/18/2025 17:41
Subject: Re:Fancy restaurant for picky eater
Anonymous wrote:Clyde’s — or another restaurant in the Clyde’s group.
Tower Oaks Lodge was a big hit with a 15 year old that I know. Maybe there’s something similar that’s convenient for you.
With all the sparkly lights, Tower Oaks has always seemed very celebratory to us. We’ve spent numerous big occasions there.
Anonymous
02/18/2025 17:39
Subject: Fancy restaurant for picky eater
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Founding Farmers
Disgusting.
Agree. It stands out as THE worst restaurant I have ever been to - in the world!
Anonymous
02/18/2025 17:36
Subject: Fancy restaurant for picky eater
Eddie v’s
J Gilbert’s
J Gilbert’s
Anonymous
02/18/2025 17:32
Subject: Fancy restaurant for picky eater
My picky teen loves the filet mignon steak frites at City Perch in Pike & Rose. We joke that she’a not picky, just has expensive taste.
Anonymous
02/18/2025 05:56
Subject: Fancy restaurant for picky eater
Anonymous wrote:That does not sound picky at all to me. How about medium rare? Or any steakhouse like capital Grille.
That's not picky.
2nd Medium Rare and they have a good vegetarian option.
My teen loves Carso's Grocery for pasta.
Or, maybe Lia's?
Anonymous
02/18/2025 02:41
Subject: Re:Fancy restaurant for picky eater
Clyde’s — or another restaurant in the Clyde’s group.
Tower Oaks Lodge was a big hit with a 15 year old that I know. Maybe there’s something similar that’s convenient for you.
Tower Oaks Lodge was a big hit with a 15 year old that I know. Maybe there’s something similar that’s convenient for you.
Anonymous
02/18/2025 02:33
Subject: Fancy restaurant for picky eater
Pretty much any French place should have steak fries, so that should be easy. Are there any concerns about sauces?