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the french laundry is not in San Francisco... it is in Napa...
speaking of... Morimoto is opening a new restaurant in Napa ...and his restaurant Morimoto in NYC should be on this list... oh well.
Speaking of NYC, you left of Momofuku ... at #26.
Haven't been to any of those, I have been to Charlie Trotters (Chicago) though which used to always be on the list, as well as Commander's Palace (New Orleans) when it used to be on the list.
I've been to the Bouchon Bakery though... (keller owns it) and it is pretty damn good... can't really afford the rest.
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Yes, and it's amazing.
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Still a great restaurant though. The overall list is pretty much solid.
Hmm, putting the name aside, I suppose it's worth a try! I mean I am a food fanatic, I can't judge a place off of it's name. But that's still the WEIRDEST name for a restaurant. Makes it seem like it's some laundromat in some French dominated neighborhood of San Francisco.
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Yeah, you get super long armpit hairs in both the mens and womens shirts.
Ewwwww, that's gross man. Lol "Oh waiter there appears to be a armpit hair in my soup!". Can you imagine that?
the french laundry is not in San Francisco... it is in Napa...
speaking of... Morimoto is opening a new restaurant in Napa ...and his restaurant Morimoto in NYC should be on this list... oh well.
Speaking of NYC, you left of Momofuku ... at #26.
Haven't been to any of those, I have been to Charlie Trotters (Chicago) though which used to always be on the list, as well as Commander's Palace (New Orleans) when it used to be on the list.
I've been to the Bouchon Bakery though... (keller owns it) and it is pretty damn good... can't really afford the rest.
The French Laundry is a name for an upscale restaurant? Eww.
The food is heaven on earth-I mean really the best. If your ever in the Napa Valley, its a must.
After his world famous success at The French Laundry, Chef Thomas Keller returned to New York and opened Per Se, which is among the best of the best in NYC, and that is no small fete.
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The food is heaven on earth-I mean really the best. If your ever in the Napa Valley, its a must.
After his world famous success at The French Laundry, Chef Thomas Keller returned to New York and opened Per Se, which is among the best of the best in NYC, and that is no small fete.
It's definitely something that I'm looking forward to trying out.
Hmm, putting the name aside, I suppose it's worth a try! I mean I am a food fanatic, I can't judge a place off of it's name. But that's still the WEIRDEST name for a restaurant. Makes it seem like it's some laundromat in some French dominated neighborhood of San Francisco.
Ewwwww, that's gross man. Lol "Oh waiter there appears to be a armpit hair in my soup!". Can you imagine that?
well it did used to be a french laundry cleaner, that is why they named it that....
most girls, well, all girls i met in france shaved their pits..
if you want to see girls who don't shave their pits, look no further than northern california, dont' need to go to france for that.
No food is good enough for me to pay $100 a plate.
You haven't been to Peter Luger obviously...
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