Kyle L wrote:I find it disappointing people view restaurants in negative contexts without setting foot into the place.
Kyle L wrote:I find it disappointing people view restaurants in negative contexts without setting foot into the place.
Heather L wrote:Kyle L wrote:I find it disappointing people view restaurants in negative contexts without setting foot into the place.
For me, it's not viewing them in a negative context. It's having no context in which to view them.
For me, it's not viewing them in a negative context. It's having no context in which to view them.
Adam C
Foodie
761
Fri Jun 20, 2008 9:43 pm
Camp Taylor aka Louisville's food desert
Kim H wrote:I have to comment on this topic, because it is a pet peave of mine. I believe that a website (or at the least, take-out menus!) is a MUST for a restaurant.
Shawn Vest
Foodie
966
Sun Jul 15, 2007 9:10 pm
850 main street, charlestown, indiana
Joe C wrote:If I really need to find out something about the menu, I check out http://menusoflouisville.com
They will publish menus for restaurants without websites for free.
Joe C wrote:What did we do before the web?
We took a chance. Sometimes it paid off, other times it didn't. Sometimes the interesting part is not knowing what to expect.
I do check websites but I don't penalize someone for not having the time or know-how to publish one.
If I really need to find out something about the menu, I check out http://menusoflouisville.com
They will publish menus for restaurants without websites for free.
Lois Mauk
Foodie
707
Sat Mar 03, 2007 11:08 pm
Jeffersonville, Indiana
Joe C wrote:http://menusoflouisville.com
They will publish menus for restaurants without websites for free.
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