A Kiss On The Hand

[shugenja]

I'm a lower class kinda gal. I admit it. I grew up in a house where ramen and minute steaks were staples. Even these days, when we no longer have to rely on such things, a celebratory night out for us might normally include Outback Steakhouse or On the Border, where we wince a little when the bill hits $100. So I'm not really cut out for the

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[whitecrow0]

I'm glad you had a delectable time.

[salleesuewho]

I've heard nothing but good things about that place. Well all good except for the price!!!

My mother-in-law worked for a doctor that would take his office staff and significant others out to eat there. She went on and on about how wonderful and delicious it was.

I don't know if I would even know how to act in such a place. But melty steak sounds wonderful. And Chocolate Sin Cake? Mmmmmm.

I'm glad y'all had a wonderful dinner!

[shugenja]

We didn't know how to act at first. We were extremely uncomfortable for fifteen minutes or so. But once we started chatting, it got better. And the waiter was pretty awesome: quietly friendly with a touch of sarcasm. He helped to put us at ease.

The cake... did you ever try Chantico at Starbucks? It was like that, only in cake form with a sliced fresh strawberry. Very rich, practically pudding instead of cake. It was holycraptasty.

I have a feeling we'll be celebrating our tenth anniversary there as well.