Food Review

[Made in the USA]

Tried the new Dodge House the other day. I think it is called Longhorn Steakhouse now. The remodel is pretty nice. However, the food is still crummy, and kinda pricey. At least that is my first opinion.

[SGT T.]

Just so you know, the Germans put lemons in the crystal-witzen. Thats why if its Deutche, I'll have the Heffe. In all other countries, its Guinness.

[Made in the USA]

Heffeweisen-------------mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm--------dark---
------------mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Good stuff!!

[grlddg]

Originally Posted by JayhawkMom

Best tacos in Dodge by far is Kate's...........tacos and a red scooner.....yummy!

That sounds delish!!!!

[Tee]

Originally Posted by Monster

Put $8 in $1 bills on the table at the start, and tell the server that that is their tip, and that you will be taking a dollar away for every time you finish a drink that doesn't get refilled within 5 minutes, or every time you are left for more than 10 minutes without food and without an explanation.

Maybe you are that brave. I'd be a little fearful of getting a little something extra in my food....a tip from the waiter, so to speak.

[Bubba]

Originally Posted by Monster

Here's what you have got to do when eating.

First estimate how much you are going to spend, and how much tip you will leave. So, let's say you are going to spend $40 and plan to leave a 20% tip, which (if my somewhat limited math serves me right) is $8.

Put $8 in $1 bills on the table at the start, and tell the server that that is their tip, and that you will be taking a dollar away for every time you finish a drink that doesn't get refilled within 5 minutes, or every time you are left for more than 10 minutes without food and without an explanation.

Whatever is left at the end is what they get for their tip. Trust me when I say this really helps to focus their mind!

As for the Central Station, I have not had chance to visit yet. I'm kind of biased because I know the owners, but from what I've been hearing around town it is a great place to hang out and drink, but only an average restaurant.

Funny you should say something like that. From what I understand, tip, actually stands for "To Insure Promptness." It was given at the beginning of the meal in it's early days. At least that is what I have heard, if it isn't true, it sure makes a good story.

[Highwayman]

Originally Posted by Bubba

Funny you should say something like that. From what I understand, tip, actually stands for "To Insure Promptness." It was given at the beginning of the meal in it's early days. At least that is what I have heard, if it isn't true, it sure makes a good story.

In the version that I heard the TIP box was near the front enterance and was used to bribe your way to the head of the line to get seated.

[Army_of_One]

Originally Posted by Monster

but from what I've been hearing around town it is a great place to hang out and drink, but only an average restaurant.

It looks like a good place to watch Monday night football this winter....

[notyoubob]

Originally Posted by Tee

Maybe you are that brave. I'd be a little fearful of getting a little something extra in my food....a tip from the waiter, so to speak.

Here's your "cocktail" sir. And it's been stirred, not shaken.