EPTOn November 18 2011 11:07 Jnai wrote:
TLO is awesome =)
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TLO is awesome =)
that beard....is fucking terrible XD. Sorry TLO <3
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Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
that beard....is fucking terrible XD. Sorry TLO <3 | ||
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battyone
United States180 Posts
On November 18 2011 16:27 RiceAgainst wrote: Quick question about the schedule: is it in PST? I'm pretty sure it is but I just want to make sure. Probably EST since the event is on the east coast...which reminds me. Train to catch!!!! :D :D :D See ya'll in provi! | ||
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TigerGosu1
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hi19hi19
United States163 Posts
#1 recommendation I can make is to check out Cuban Revolution Restaurant & Bar. They have *awesome* sandwiches and are only about a 5 minute walk from the Convention Center. A great place to go for a tasty and relatively affordable lunch or dinner. On November 17 2011 07:59 warbaby wrote: I went to the Cheesecake Factory at the Mall once. The food was badly prepared and ridiculously overpriced (considering that it was in fact, not very good food) Listen to this man. The Cheesecake Factory is terrible, do not go there lmao On November 17 2011 07:59 warbaby wrote: Byblos Hookah Bar is a must visit if you like middle eastern food and/or smoking hookah. Byblos no longer has the restaurant downstairs (R.I.P. Byblos Burger) It is now a full time hookah bar. Their website is out-of-date. Go somewhere else on Thayer Street for food, smoke at Byblos after if you want. Also, not sure if anyone mentioned it yet, but Pastiche, a tiny hole-in-the-wall pastry shop, on Federal Hill is worth going to if you have someone in tow that you are... in a relationship with. Prepare to wait 30 minutes or so to get seated, but it's THE BEST dessert you can have in the entire state bar none and the atmosphere is appropriately cozy. If you are not used to chilly New England weather, bring a coat. If you're some sort of crazy Canadian mountain man you'll probably feel right at home though- it's a little colder than the forecasts predicted. | ||
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ggofthejungle
Romania392 Posts
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StalinRusH
United States734 Posts
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Wroshe
Netherlands1051 Posts
On November 19 2011 21:59 ggofthejungle wrote: How about some grocery stores/supermarkets walking distance from the venue? There is a 7Eleven at the south west end of Kennedy Plaza on Dorrance Street. Don't know what food they stock but they do have enough (soft) drinks. Now where on this anyway: anyone know a place on walking distance (if possible heading south from the convention center) where you can take out some basic food that is open late night and decent? | ||
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