[cardcrimson]

Again, thanks for all the suggestions.

Hit Town and Country for the simplicity, of sorts. Gotts was good, as Mick pointed out, service (if you call counter service, service), fair to partly cloudy. Didn't realize the food was a la carte, wish I had fries to complement the burger--would have thought the help would have pushed sides with the meal. Not too expensive, though, and enjoyable food.

Enjoyed Sushi House for a quick bite before they closed mid afternoon. Reasonable prices, and pretty tasty. Spiciest rolls we've ever had, and my wife craves spicy. Surprised they don't offer wine, just beer and saki. Will probably go back.

The h u g e hit was Howie's pizza. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Daughter had two clinics at Menlo (taught by two Stanford guys with two NC rings each), so we got her a slice to eat between them. She loved it, so we ended up going back and ordering a medium for afterwards. She ate half of it on the way home. She loved it!

[cardcrimson]

Again, thanks for all the suggestions.

Hit Town and Country for the simplicity, of sorts. Gotts was good, as Mick pointed out, service (if you call counter service, service), fair to partly cloudy. Didn't realize the food was a la carte, wish I had fries to complement the burger--would have thought the help would have pushed sides with the meal. Not too expensive, though, and enjoyable food.

Enjoyed Sushi House for a quick bite before they closed mid afternoon. Reasonable prices, and pretty tasty. Spiciest rolls we've ever had, and my wife craves spicy. Surprised they don't offer wine, just beer and saki. Will probably go back.

The h u g e hit was Howie's pizza. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Daughter had two clinics at Menlo (taught by two Stanford guys with two NC rings each), so we got her a slice to eat between them. She loved it, so we ended up going back and ordering a medium for afterwards. She ate half of it on the way home. She loved it!