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Hi, thanks for brunch recs, but I'm not looking for places to brunch. I'm looking for other foodies who want to get together for brunch. I thought the post was clear, but maybe not.

ricotta salata

The safe answer--coming from a lawyer--is, it depends. I did not, as some others did, find Maialino to be worth it. Nobu was good. I liked Firebird Russian. I'm going to more this week and next week, as I think it's a fun excuse to try many new restaurants. I did it this past winter and last winter and summer. It's hit or miss, really.

Thanks for sharing. I hadn't heard of semla before. I'd love to try one!

I wrote about the opening of Eataly on my blog. It doesn't make me happy, as I see it taking business away from the mom-and-pop Italian businesses for which New York is known. These privately-owned businesses close every year and with them, so does a culture and way of life.

I've lived in Raleigh and the place to get BBQ here is Cooper's downtown. Personally, I'm a fan of Ole Time Barbecue. Both are experiences and great roadfood stops.

i eat whatever i want on dates, and men seem to like it! and if they don't, buh-bye...

I agree I wanted to like these but every state I have a connection to I either couldn't tell what it was or it had nothing to do with the state. What are NJ and TN? And salad for NY? Cherry pie for NC? Hmm...