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Old Posted Dec 21, 2006, 7:59 AM
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je suis allé aujourd'hui, attente de 40 min pour le service a l'auto

bonne chose j'avais mon laptop et avancé dans un travail durant l'Attente

et le cheezy gordita crunch etait pas mal bon
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Jesus. It's like Krispy Kreme at Marché Centrale all over again.
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Just out of curiousity, how many people have really eaten food in Mexico, to be able to judge what is authentic or not? Seriously, Taco Bell is no worse than a billion fast food places existing in Montreal. "La Belle Province" chain
isn't exactly a genuine diner, but it is still very popular. I think TB will do very well in Montreal.
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tant qu'à y aller dans les chaînes US, j'aimerais mieux un Dennis ou un Friendly's .. franchement, allez aux métros Beaubien et Jean-Talon et vous trouverez des bouibouis mexicains ou chiliens ou salvadoriens tellement meilleurs que ce genre de McGringos.
Tellement ! De la vrai cuisine sud americaine beaucoup plus authentique. Pas de la crap cheap americaniser a l'os pour le ti-clin moyen et sa tite famille qui pense se tapper un souper "exotique" Ca, c'est a peu pres comme ceux qui pense qu'ils mangent italien quand ils vont chez Giorgio...
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Ca, c'est a peu pres comme ceux qui pense qu'ils mangent italien quand ils vont chez Giorgio...
Noooo! tu veux dire Pacini.. with their authentic hot grill and all you can eat toast... with tub after tub of exotic margarines (and fruit flies). it's awesome when there's a ton of little bastards hogging the tongs and patiently burning their bread on the grill.. meanwhile you're standing there waiting for an opening, finally you get one but the little f*cks are still playing with the tongs while you wait, their greasy, margarine soaked hands contaminating everything.. Eventually in the end you have to flip the bread with your fingers and curse as you burn your fingerprints off.... sometimes I want to press a kid's face into the grill and just..

sorry. j'ai eu une mauvaise expérience.
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Old Posted Dec 21, 2006, 6:33 PM
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[­­­...]sometimes I want to press a kid's face into the grill and just..[...]
Pourquoi retenir tes pulsions? Si leurs parents ne veulent pas les éduquer, aussi bien prendre cette tâche en main!
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Tellement ! De la vrai cuisine sud americaine beaucoup plus authentique. Pas de la crap cheap americaniser a l'os pour le ti-clin moyen et sa tite famille qui pense se tapper un souper "exotique" Ca, c'est a peu pres comme ceux qui pense qu'ils mangent italien quand ils vont chez Giorgio...

Hahahaha, des fois nos opinions divergent,mais celle la est très drole!
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Bien dit, elsonic! c'est exactement ça.
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Well, i for one will NOT be eating any Taco bell shit! I can't stand that food, i'd much prefer make it myself, or buy something in a REAl mexican restaurant.

By the way, if any of you are looking for a really good Italian restaurant, go to a little place Called Primi Piatti. Its in old St-Lambert. Fro 25$(Cash and no tax) they serve you a bowl of pasta and then they bring out huge bowls of Sausages, Porc and Meatballs.

Best shit in the world!
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"chez Giorgio"

Pizzaghetti!
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...if any of you are looking for a really good Italian restaurant, go to a little place Called Primi Piatti. Its in old St-Lambert. Fro 25$(Cash and no tax) they serve you a bowl of pasta and then they bring out huge bowls of Sausages, Porc and Meatballs.

Best shit in the world!
Have any adresse?

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F*ck St-Hubert.

I prefer portuguese chicken.
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F*ck St-Hubert.

I prefer portuguese chicken.
Definitely... Braseiro in Villeray makes some of the best Portuguese chicken in town.
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Yum, Portuguese chicken is awesome. I wish there were more of the Nando's chain in Canada.
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