Philly Area 6Speeders!
#1684
02-11-2009, 08:07 PM
hope you all are enjoying the weather! I might hit up Roy's this fri in cc. Anyone ever check it out?
#1686
02-21-2009, 07:49 PM
anyone here drive a red Gallardo? I went to El Vez on thurs and saw a Gallardo driving around and park in the small lot on Sansom. El Vez is overrated btw, I dunno why I went there again. I would rather have authentic mexican food.
#1687
02-22-2009, 01:50 PM
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), "Damn, that was one hell of a meal. Worth every penny!") Samurai or Kooma has better sushi than Morimoto. The Morimoto "experience and service" is awesome, the exotic **** on the menu is cool, but I get better sushi on the Main Line. Don't get me wrong, Starr's restaurants are fun and a blast with a girl or friends. But I'm going for other reasons than a killer meal.
#1689
02-22-2009, 08:34 PM
The food at Steven Starr's restaurants is over-rated. He's excellent at designing "theme parks" for adults... but the food is usually simply good. I've never woken up the morning after a Starr meal and said to myself (or the lucky chick next to me ), "Damn, that was one hell of a meal. Worth every penny!") Samurai or Kooma has better sushi than Morimoto. The Morimoto "experience and service" is awesome, the exotic **** on the menu is cool, but I get better sushi on the Main Line.
Don't get me wrong, Starr's restaurants are fun and a blast with a girl or friends. But I'm going for other reasons than a killer meal.
), "Damn, that was one hell of a meal. Worth every penny!") Samurai or Kooma has better sushi than Morimoto. The Morimoto "experience and service" is awesome, the exotic **** on the menu is cool, but I get better sushi on the Main Line. Don't get me wrong, Starr's restaurants are fun and a blast with a girl or friends. But I'm going for other reasons than a killer meal.
Francesco, I hope you enjoyed Fogo. I am a big fan of that place, the only prblem is that you have to make sure you get to try every cut of meat which may be hard to do if they are busy.
#1691
02-23-2009, 07:56 AM
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The big resteraunts in general are usually not my fav places to go (unless its with a croud of friends/girls/etc) then they are great for that.
For a GOOD meal ill hit a smaller place or better yet, a nice BYOB! Philly is now on the map for having some of the best BYOBs this side of Manhattan. Thats were the real grub is found IMHO
For a GOOD meal ill hit a smaller place or better yet, a nice BYOB! Philly is now on the map for having some of the best BYOBs this side of Manhattan. Thats were the real grub is found IMHO
#1692
02-23-2009, 07:57 AM
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OK, now that we have covered the food scene in Philly, how about this......
Did anyone go to Cars & Coffee this week? I spotted a Red Stradale ripping up 202 past Otto's saturday morning on my way to the gym....Mmmmmmmmmmm
Did anyone go to Cars & Coffee this week? I spotted a Red Stradale ripping up 202 past Otto's saturday morning on my way to the gym....Mmmmmmmmmmm
#1695
02-23-2009, 01:56 PM
When and where is this c&c event, I would love to stop by and meet some 6speeders.
Was any of you guys at Lowes last weekend in a red and silver Porsche? Beautiful cars except the red P had horrible buffer trails all over the side. I was actually going to stop and offer to fix them after I payed him a compliment on his beautiful car. Even my wife noticed them they were so bad. Offer still stands.
Was any of you guys at Lowes last weekend in a red and silver Porsche? Beautiful cars except the red P had horrible buffer trails all over the side. I was actually going to stop and offer to fix them after I payed him a compliment on his beautiful car. Even my wife noticed them they were so bad. Offer still stands.
Last edited by agentf1; 02-23-2009 at 07:15 PM.