What would you choose?

medtran49 said:
Divieto Ristorante / Italian Restaurant
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Oh WOWOWOWOW!!!
Right up my street.
I'd have to starve for 3 days before going there, but I'd gofor the Antipasto Misto, Wild mushroom Capellini and the Branzino.
It's fiercely expensive, mind you! $20+ for a pizza, $20+ for pastas, wow - or is that typical Miami prices?
 
karadekoolaid said:
Oh WOWOWOWOW!!!
Right up my street.
I'd have to starve for 3 days before going there, but I'd gofor the Antipasto Misto, Wild mushroom Capellini and the Branzino.
It's fiercely expensive, mind you! $20+ for a pizza, $20+ for pastas, wow - or is that typical Miami prices?
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It's more Fort Lauderdale, Miami is to the south, but yes, that's typical prices. When we go to the wood fired oven pizza place, it's over $50 for 2 large pizzas, that are more like Papa John's medium size wise, a Margharita for me and generally a sausage, onions and green pepper for Craig, so nothing special as far as toppings.

Anybody check out the Tomahawk price? WOWZA!!
 
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Another close restaurant I've been wanting to try for years. It's been around since mid 1980s and reservations can be impossible to get at times. I always wait until too late when we have a birthday or anniversary and we end up going elsewhere. Maybe for our anniversary this year in a little over a month. Will have to write myself a note.

Runyon's of Coral Springs
 
karadekoolaid said:
is derived from the Romani word "mush" which means "man" or "mate
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That's interesting! Mush, is the first syllable of mushkarats ( we spell it muškarac), which is the high/literature word for a man in Croatian. Then, muzh (zh in like zhuzhing up), is a more informal word for Husband.
Muzh is the formal word for Man in Bulgarian, but can also be used for Husband.

I'll look into the etymology, I had no idea it was in Romani, too, but it makes sense, as they root in Latin, Masculinum...
 
karadekoolaid said:
Oh WOWOWOWOW!!!
Right up my street.
I'd have to starve for 3 days before going there, but I'd gofor the Antipasto Misto, Wild mushroom Capellini and the Branzino.
It's fiercely expensive, mind you! $20+ for a pizza, $20+ for pastas, wow - or is that typical Miami prices?
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I thought that you had posted a crazy price to order Domino's pizza for carryout where you live? I think it was $40 for 2 pizzas? For really, really great pizza I don't think the prices are that bad, especially for a fine dining experience. But pretty sure that's the last thing you would order if you went there...
 
JAS_OH1 said:
But pretty sure that's the last thing you would order if you went there...
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In a good Italian restaurant, I would never order pizza.
All those wonderful antipasto, insalata, pastas, fish, seafood, vitello... why on earth would I order a pizza when I can get one from Pizza Hut?
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(And I still have not eaten a pizza since coming back from Cinci - 39 days and counting)
 
karadekoolaid said:
In a good Italian restaurant, I would never order pizza.
All those wonderful antipasto, insalata, pastas, fish, seafood, vitello... why on earth would I order a pizza when I can get one from Pizza Hut?
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
(And I still have not eaten a pizza since coming back from Cinci - 39 days and counting)
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If I had more money than I knew what to do with, I might eat at restaurants all the time and try everything on the menu (that appealed to me) and a great pizza would be on that list!
 
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