For some reason, I never remember the name... I think it is "Fishermans Market" or something... or maybe that is the other fish place. It is local so you won't find it anywhere else. If you are ever in Eugene stop by 16th and Willamette.
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: datalink7
Oh, and Fish & Chips are one of my favorite meals. It is kind of interesting... the best Fish & Chips I have ever had is in my home town of Eugene, OR (pop 120,000). This includes the Fish & Chips that I have had in San Fransisco.
what restaurant?
i make it a point to eat fish and chips whenever possible in order to find the best ones. i think the best i ever had were the english fish and chips that skippers once served... but i'm not sure if they were really good or i just thought they were because i was little. other than that, i have to say that the best fish and chips i've had are at ray's boathouse in seattle.
Originally posted by: datalink7
Originally posted by: gopunk
I've been to Germany, where Italy is much closer (duh). The point is, they have some pretty Authentic restauraunts there, at least when compared to the US. I tried the Italian pizza... it was quite a bit different. For one, no cheese on the one I got. But it was very good and I would enjoy having it again.
no cheese? damn... that might take a while to get used to. how different is the other food? like pasta, etc.
I got off the Airplane in Frankfurt, and was met by my Godfather. He inquired if I was hungry, and I said I was. So we stopped at this little place in the airport. I was thinking "probably not that great... it is in the airport after all..." BEST spaghetti I had ever had. No joke, and I have had a lot of spaghetti because it is my favorite meal.
I had some more at an actual restauraunt, and it was even better. The authentic stuff is WAY better than anything we get in the US.
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For some reason, I never remember the name... I think it is "Fishermans Market" or something... or maybe that is the other fish place. It is local so you won't find it anywhere else. If you are ever in Eugene stop by 16th and Willamette.
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Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: datalink7
Originally posted by: gopunk
I've been to Germany, where Italy is much closer (duh). The point is, they have some pretty Authentic restauraunts there, at least when compared to the US. I tried the Italian pizza... it was quite a bit different. For one, no cheese on the one I got. But it was very good and I would enjoy having it again.
no cheese? damn... that might take a while to get used to. how different is the other food? like pasta, etc.
I got off the Airplane in Frankfurt, and was met by my Godfather. He inquired if I was hungry, and I said I was. So we stopped at this little place in the airport. I was thinking "probably not that great... it is in the airport after all..." BEST spaghetti I had ever had. No joke, and I have had a lot of spaghetti because it is my favorite meal.
I had some more at an actual restauraunt, and it was even better. The authentic stuff is WAY better than anything we get in the US.
damn you, you're making me hungry. ugh. i imagine such a trip would be pretty expensive... especially if i was just going there for the food
Originally posted by: gopunk
For some reason, I never remember the name... I think it is "Fishermans Market" or something... or maybe that is the other fish place. It is local so you won't find it anywhere else. If you are ever in Eugene stop by 16th and Willamette.
sounds good.... is that where you live, or is that where the restaurant is?
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Anyone know of any good delivery Chinese places in the U-District?
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Yes, it would be a bit expensive for a weekend trip. I was lucky when I went over there because my Godfather is German so I stayed with him, cutting down on living expenses.
Oh, and the German food was fantastic. You have to try some real Bratwurst if you are ever over there. And the trick is to find a little stall in a market or something, not a sit down place or chain. The individual stalls and cooks sell amazing brat and bochwurst. I ate one and had to have a second, even though I was stuffed by the first.
Originally posted by: Zakath15
Anyone know of any good delivery Chinese places in the U-District?
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: Zakath15
Anyone know of any good delivery Chinese places in the U-District?
sorry... i don't really like any of that stuff. the teriyaki places are quite good imo, but i wonder if japanese people feel the same way about those restaurants like i do about most chinese restaurants.
Originally posted by: gopunk
what's german food like? i went to this place called leavenworth or something one time... the whole town is like german or something.
Originally posted by: gopunk
Yes, it would be a bit expensive for a weekend trip. I was lucky when I went over there because my Godfather is German so I stayed with him, cutting down on living expenses.
Oh, and the German food was fantastic. You have to try some real Bratwurst if you are ever over there. And the trick is to find a little stall in a market or something, not a sit down place or chain. The individual stalls and cooks sell amazing brat and bochwurst. I ate one and had to have a second, even though I was stuffed by the first.
yea, no european relatives here...
what's german food like? i went to this place called leavenworth or something one time... the whole town is like german or something. anyways, the food was alright... lots of meat and sausage it seems. then pickeled vegetables or something. does that seem accurate?
Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Originally posted by: gopunk
what's german food like? i went to this place called leavenworth or something one time... the whole town is like german or something.
What state were you in?
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Thanks for sharing......
Do you make house calls too?
Yah, a lot of meat... particularly sausage (bratwurst). I suppose if you don't like hotdog/sausage type of food, you wouldn't like bratwurst but I sure do!
Also, if you stay with a family over there, fresh bread and rolls are popular for breakfast. My Godfather always got up early to get fresh rolls from the market.
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Originally posted by: gopunk
what's german food like? i went to this place called leavenworth or something one time... the whole town is like german or something.
What state were you in?
wurshington
http://www.leavenworth.org/
Originally posted by: gopunk
Yah, a lot of meat... particularly sausage (bratwurst). I suppose if you don't like hotdog/sausage type of food, you wouldn't like bratwurst but I sure do!
Also, if you stay with a family over there, fresh bread and rolls are popular for breakfast. My Godfather always got up early to get fresh rolls from the market.
i actually really like sausage... i just didnt' like the pickled stuff and this big pig leg or something they had. bread and rolls...yum. hmm, maybe i should make a one day stop by germany then
I really don't remember pickled anything when I went over there... maybe it is only popluar in certain parts of Germany?
Originally posted by: datalink7
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Thanks for sharing......
Do you make house calls too?
Hey Brutuskend... you know of what that place is called on 16th and Willamette (somewhere abouts there) that sells Fish & Chips?