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Quoted: Hah! Its Italian! Whats the cheapest food one can get? Pizzas, hotpockets, SPA-ghhhhhhhhheeeeeetttiii? Its really hard to fuck up Italian imo. The majority of it is cheap decent food! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Well now I know you’re not Italian. Hah! Its Italian! Whats the cheapest food one can get? Pizzas, hotpockets, SPA-ghhhhhhhhheeeeeetttiii? Its really hard to fuck up Italian imo. The majority of it is cheap decent food! hotpockets eh? developed in the bowels of the Coliseum? |
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Quoted: Olive Garden sucks. I fly to Italy when I want Italian food. That, or I send one of my servants there to pick it up and bring it back. I would even accept you flying in a chef from Italy to prepare it in your home, but Olive Garden? Come on, OP. View Quote Funny you say that. Not all "real Italian" restaurants in Italy are good. I went to the restaurant just outside the Vatican (on the left next to the taxi stand - yes, people who have been there will know) and it was terrible. I had spaghetti. If only they had opened a can of SpaghettiOs, it would have been far better. I stayed at a bed and breakfast near the Vatican on the same trip. I almost vomited when I took a bite of sausage - spoiled beyond belief. Yeah, real Italian food ain't what I expected. |
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Quoted: Funny you say that. Not all "real Italian" restaurants in Italy are good. I went to the restaurant just outside the Vatican (on the left next to the taxi stand - yes, people who have been there will know) and it was terrible. I had spaghetti. If only they had opened a can of SpaghettiOs, it would have been far better. I stayed at a bed and breakfast near the Vatican on the same trip. I almost vomited when I took a bite of sausage - spoiled beyond belief. Yeah, real Italian food ain't what I expected. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Olive Garden sucks. I fly to Italy when I want Italian food. That, or I send one of my servants there to pick it up and bring it back. I would even accept you flying in a chef from Italy to prepare it in your home, but Olive Garden? Come on, OP. Funny you say that. Not all "real Italian" restaurants in Italy are good. I went to the restaurant just outside the Vatican (on the left next to the taxi stand - yes, people who have been there will know) and it was terrible. I had spaghetti. If only they had opened a can of SpaghettiOs, it would have been far better. I stayed at a bed and breakfast near the Vatican on the same trip. I almost vomited when I took a bite of sausage - spoiled beyond belief. Yeah, real Italian food ain't what I expected. I know a guy that hated the Italian food he had in Italy... once. The next meal he found a small restaurant that did meat and cheese platters and apparently it was heaven on earth. His new wife agreed so the next 4 days they only ate meat and cheese platters from various places and loved it so much they want to return just to eat meat and cheese platters. I'm not joking |
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Quoted: I know a guy that hated the Italian food he had in Italy... once. The next meal he found a small restaurant that did meat and cheese platters and apparently it was heaven on earth. His new wife agreed so the next 4 days they only ate meat and cheese platters from various places and loved it so much they want to return just to eat meat and cheese platters. I'm not joking View Quote Thanks for the tip. If we go back, we'll try that approach. Here's a tip for anybody visiting the Vatican: That taxi stand I mentioned - make sure you pick a taxi that is legit, marked with a company logo, etc. We fucked up and got into some Mario Andretti wanna-be's personal car and got the craziest ride through Rome ever - I mean like blowing every stop sign, going absolutely berserk. |
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Quoted: I haven’t eaten there in probably 4 years. The times I’ve been there I got exactly what I was expecting to get. Maybe my expectations are low. That being said no one with a room temperature IQ goes there to eat thinking it’s authentic. It’s cheap corporate Italian-American food. I don’t go to Little Caesar’s expecting a wood fired neapolitan pizza either. View Quote Little Ceasars is better than Lombardi's in NYC |
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Quoted: Grandma really out did herself today https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/425212/20211105_120826_copy_3000x2250-2155649.jpg View Quote |
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Quoted: I haven't been in years. Banned from the one nearest me... On a warm day, I forgot my suit jacket when going for a luncheon. I miss the authentic breadsticks and other cuisine, but I'm conflicted since it's nice to know that some restaurants have standards these days! View Quote How did you get banned from olive garden?? |
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If they don’t have the beef tip tortilini back I’m not going.
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Quoted: Thanks for the tip. If we go back, we'll try that approach. Here's a tip for anybody visiting the Vatican: That taxi stand I mentioned - make sure you pick a taxi that is legit, marked with a company logo, etc. We fucked up and got into some Mario Andretti wanna-be's personal car and got the craziest ride through Rome ever - I mean like blowing every stop sign, going absolutely berserk. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I know a guy that hated the Italian food he had in Italy... once. The next meal he found a small restaurant that did meat and cheese platters and apparently it was heaven on earth. His new wife agreed so the next 4 days they only ate meat and cheese platters from various places and loved it so much they want to return just to eat meat and cheese platters. I'm not joking Thanks for the tip. If we go back, we'll try that approach. Here's a tip for anybody visiting the Vatican: That taxi stand I mentioned - make sure you pick a taxi that is legit, marked with a company logo, etc. We fucked up and got into some Mario Andretti wanna-be's personal car and got the craziest ride through Rome ever - I mean like blowing every stop sign, going absolutely berserk. We had the same experience in Milan leaving the train station for the hotel. It was a wild ride! Oh yeah my wife and I did not like most of the Italian food we had in Italy either. But the stuff I had in Paris was fantastic. |
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Quoted: Funny you say that. Not all "real Italian" restaurants in Italy are good. I went to the restaurant just outside the Vatican (on the left next to the taxi stand - yes, people who have been there will know) and it was terrible. I had spaghetti. If only they had opened a can of SpaghettiOs, it would have been far better. I stayed at a bed and breakfast near the Vatican on the same trip. I almost vomited when I took a bite of sausage - spoiled beyond belief. Yeah, real Italian food ain't what I expected. View Quote That explains FJB’s little accident at the Vatican. Too much spoiled real Italian food. Not enough authentic Olive Garden. |
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Never had a bad reaction and I enjoy the food at Olive garden. There, I said it.
For really excellent but pricey Italian food in KC, try Cascone's. It's north of the river. |
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i can't fuck with olive garden anymore because the valet scraped my altima's fender
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Quoted: If Fazoli's only had beer, it would be a far better choice. You just order a sandwich at Fazoli's, and eat a little bit of it while getting as many free breadsticks down as possible, then take the rest of the sandwitch and as many breadsticks as you can home. View Quote Umm... Fazoli's There was one in Columbus, GA that was the bomb!!! Since then I've stopped like twice at one on my way through Tennessee, but meh, not as good as it used to be I think they are opening up one north of me, I might make the drive just to check it out. |
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I can hear the OP's voice. "Dis Eyetalian' food is the best in the county. Oh Lord." JK JK. Olive Garden is alright for what it is. I like the Tour of Italy and their peach ice tea. There isn't any Olive Gardens close by. There is an excellent Italian restaurant 4 mins away from my place. Excellent Veal or chicken parmigiana with ravioli and garlic bread.
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Quoted: Commander of the tender tummy brigade over here View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I drove by an Olive Garden on Monday. The bloody diarrhea just stopped, and I am thankful for a heated bidet. I don’t know how people actually eat there when the smell is enough for intestinal eruptions Commander of the tender tummy brigade over here Came here to post this. Half of Arfcom has the intestinal tract of a preemie baby. |
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OP sucks. It's 130 am, and now I want olive garden salad and bread sticks.
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Quoted: Damn you, OP!!! https://68.media.tumblr.com/541f506dc69eb13aad533f3ac507070f/tumblr_nn8f35EeSd1te1zvoo1_500.gif Now I'm going to have to go for a Tour of Italy and toasted ravioli today. View Quote When you're here you're here |
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Quoted: I have been all over Italy and while we make fun of Olive Garden, I have had better Italian food at Olive Garden than many places in Italy. That being said, like most places I assume, the best places are the ones that are well away from many of tourist areas. I ran across a fantastic restaurant in Rome when I got lost there years ago. There were no tourists at it and no multi-language menu. It was all nicely dressed business people, not a single fat one too. It wasn't expensive. The food was amazing. Additionally, many of the best meals I had anywhere I traveled were the random mom & pop type places just off the road. I had some amazing Italian food in Ireland too. One restaurant was oddly enough run by some American hippies that grew everything they cooked on their farm. They learned their cooking styles in Italy and ended up in Ireland, go figure. Oh man. Now I am hungry. View Quote Copypasta? If not, it should be. |
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Quoted: i can't fuck with olive garden anymore because the valet scraped my altima's fender View Quote Attached File You should switch to Maggiano’s. They even have a revolving door! |
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Tour of Italy and gorging on the salad and bread sticks is my GO-TO.
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Until last week, I'd not had Olive Garden in the last 5 years. I was sick, didnt want ro cook so I ordered chicken alfredo from the OG that opened last year. It was awesome. Probably had something to do with the fact that I was sick and the restaurant it came from is less than a year old and in the nice part of town, but damn if it wasnt exactly what I'd hoped it would be.
I may actually eat there again. |
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View Quote I’d make the baker so happy he’d get me a ring after I was done |
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Conan Takes Jordan Schlansky To His Favorite Italian Restaurant | CONAN on TBS |
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Quoted: I know a guy that hated the Italian food he had in Italy... once. The next meal he found a small restaurant that did meat and cheese platters and apparently it was heaven on earth. His new wife agreed so the next 4 days they only ate meat and cheese platters from various places and loved it so much they want to return just to eat meat and cheese platters. I'm not joking View Quote |
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Quoted: Quoted: Get the Bologna and Hot Dog Alfredo. It's not on the menu, but damn, it is the best thing they make. Ask for it, it is on the "secret menu." https://secretmenus.com/olive-garden/secret-menu/ They do have a secret menu |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Get the Bologna and Hot Dog Alfredo. It's not on the menu, but damn, it is the best thing they make. Ask for it, it is on the "secret menu." https://secretmenus.com/olive-garden/secret-menu/ They do have a secret menu |
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Quoted: Best... doggie bag... ever! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/326076/IMG_2199_JPG-2157060.JPG View Quote Yes |
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Is there anybody that makes a great Fried BEEF ONLY Ravioli? It can have sawseege too
No cheese of any kind, though. (Lactose intolerant) |
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