The restaurant dates back to the 1890s and the owner is more of an historian than a chef.
Anonymous, Brooklyn Not to go all Suze Orman on you, but why are you proposing restaurant dates if you're unemployed?
Mr. Gregory, the proprietor of the restaurant dates the decline of West Eighth St .from the time of the abandonment of the Whitney house as a museum.
The Bootlegger Bistro (7700 Las Vegas Boulevard South, 702-736-4939), an old-fashioned Italian restaurant, dates to 1949, making it practically prehistoric in Las Vegas years.
The restaurant dates from the 16th century, but the look is contemporary, with undressed oak tables, bare floorboards and high-backed leather chairs.
A letter from the restaurant dated Aug. 15 points out that it has 15 waiters; 55 is the total number of employees.
Renowned for its oxtail stew and pickled tongue (and if you're a really loyal customer, blood sausage), the restaurant dates to a time when Basque shepherds would make the journey from Spain and France to tend sheep in odd pockets of the American Southwest.
Though the restaurant dates only from the late 1970's, the setting in two adjoining historic homes near the river in the historic district "gives you a flavor of what Fort Myers used to be" when the likes of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford wintered there, he said.
All over Paris, couples must be parting forever, leaving like debris along the curbs the shreds of cancelled restaurant dates, useless ballet tickets, hopeless explanations, and scraps of pride; and toward each of these disasters a taxi was pulling in, the only taxi for miles, the light on its roof already dimmed in anticipation to the twin dots that in Paris means "occupied".
