Grand Summit dinning

tyrolean_skier · Post by **tyrolean_skier** » May 7th, '05, 22:05

jenscats5 wrote:I had pizza today with BBQ sauce & chicken on it.....

[sorry Bubba I had to post that just to be contrary.... ]

Sorry Jenscats5 but that sounds as bad as putting ketchup on pasta. My favorite pizza is called Nonna's pizza and it is shaped like a Sicilian pizza but it has a very thin crust with lots of fresh tomato sauce and fresh basil with just a hint of cheese on it. mmm ...... good

jenscats5 · Post by **jenscats5** » May 7th, '05, 22:08

tyrolean_skier wrote:
jenscats5 wrote:I had pizza today with BBQ sauce & chicken on it.....

[sorry Bubba I had to post that just to be contrary.... ]
Sorry Jenscats5 but that sounds as bad as putting ketchup on pasta. My favorite pizza is called Nonna's pizza and it is shaped like a Sicilian pizza but it has a very thin crust with lots of fresh tomato sauce and fresh basil with just a hint of cheese on it. mmm ...... good

It's actually very good.....The Outback makes one -- I love it!

But Bubba & I were jokingly arguing about whether pizza can be called pizza with BBQ sauce & chicken....it was funny....so I just had to post it!

Post by **Bubba** » May 7th, '05, 22:19

jenscats5 wrote:I had pizza today with BBQ sauce & chicken on it.....

[sorry Bubba I had to post that just to be contrary.... ]

No...you posted that just to be disgusting.

jenscats5 · Post by **jenscats5** » May 8th, '05, 08:39

Bubba wrote:
jenscats5 wrote:I had pizza today with BBQ sauce & chicken on it.....

[sorry Bubba I had to post that just to be contrary.... ]
No...you posted that just to be disgusting.

I couldn't resist.....

andyzee · Post by **andyzee** » May 8th, '05, 09:04

Garlic and mushrooms, my favorite.

Stormin_Aussie · Post by **Stormin_Aussie** » May 8th, '05, 09:15

Geoff wrote:
Stormin_Aussie wrote: hmmm, Countryman's Pleasure.... Boy, I remember going there with a very nice gentleman a while back... oh... he's an old married man now!

Forgot about the Tapas at The Garlic, yummie!!!!

Stomach growling right now! Hey Geoff, when you leaving for Nawlins? Wish I was going!
Just because I'm married doesn't mean I can't go out to dinner with the Stormin' Aussie.

We're headed out to Nawlins on the Friday morning nonstop. I already made dinner reservations at Bayona on Friday & Peristyle on Saturday. The Omni in the French Quarter upgraded me to a suite. I guess I should take a glance at who is playing at the Jazz clubs.

Have a great time! Glad you told me to join theOmni club last year, still have a free upgrade to use by October... Believe there is a Louis Armstrong festival in August, may try to make it, the heat doesn't scare me away!

Atomic1 · Post by **Atomic1** » May 8th, '05, 10:30

andyzee wrote:Garlic and mushrooms, my favorite.

Garlic and Bacon goes well with a couple drafts after a day on the hill!

andyzee · Post by **andyzee** » May 8th, '05, 10:33

Have you noticed my gut, I'll stick with the mushrooms, thankyou.

Atomic1 · Post by **Atomic1** » May 8th, '05, 10:40

andyzee wrote:Have you noticed my gut, I'll stick with the mushrooms, thankyou.

Hey,it's obvious that poor V would love you no matter! She is a SAINT I tell ya!

andyzee · Post by **andyzee** » May 8th, '05, 10:57

Atomic1 wrote:
andyzee wrote:Have you noticed my gut, I'll stick with the mushrooms, thankyou.
Hey,it's obvious that poor V would love you no matter! She is a SAINT I tell ya!

No argument here

KBL Ed · Post by **KBL Ed** » May 8th, '05, 12:39

Mister Moose wrote:On a 1 to 10 scale, where KBL is 1, Charities is 5 and Choices is 10, I'd give Echo Lake at least an 8, on par with Corner's.

You think Choices is better than Corners? That's crazy talk.

Anyway, I heard excellent things about Cafe Toast, but I could not make it there this year. Surely, at least one of the locals has tried it out by now?

Stormin_Aussie · Post by **Stormin_Aussie** » May 8th, '05, 13:35

KBL Ed wrote:
Mister Moose wrote:On a 1 to 10 scale, where KBL is 1, Charities is 5 and Choices is 10, I'd give Echo Lake at least an 8, on par with Corner's.
You think Choices is better than Corners? That's crazy talk.

Anyway, I heard excellent things about Cafe Toast, but I could not make it there this year. Surely, at least one of the locals has tried it out by now?

Chef Claude use to work at Corners Inn years back... both chef's are very good, they are similiar and different at the same time. Chef Claude puts out a consistently good product to the masses of Killington skiers... Chef Brad gets a different crowd, I believe a crowd that appreciates an even more fine dining experience than what Choices offers. I believe if there was a cook-off, they would do equally well.

As far as Cafe Toast goes, I know the owner is a very good cook, I have had dinner at her home quite a few times. I am not sure that she went to culinary school. Toast was only crowded on weekends when the over flow at Choices didn't feel like waiting any longer. It was Cafe Toast's first year and I heard next year they will put more into their marketing efforts and offer better service. It is closed for the summer.

That's my take on it....
now...
HAVE A GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREAT DAY!

KBL Ed · Post by **KBL Ed** » May 8th, '05, 15:51

Mister Moose · Post by **Mister Moose** » May 8th, '05, 16:47

KBL Ed wrote:
Mister Moose wrote:On a 1 to 10 scale, where KBL is 1, Charities is 5 and Choices is 10, I'd give Echo Lake at least an 8, on par with Corner's.
You think Choices is better than Corners? That's crazy talk.

Anyway, I heard excellent things about Cafe Toast, but I could not make it there this year. Surely, at least one of the locals has tried it out by now?

A lot depends on what night you happen to hit it, and what you order. I've eaten at Choices several times, Corners only once. I'm sure neither place is going to suffer on the basis of what a lowly moose has to say.

skiadikt · Post by **skiadikt** » May 8th, '05, 20:40

if you ever stray to rutvegas, little harry's & three tomatoes are pretty good.