Foster Grille, Pine Island, Cape Coral, FL., Here is my 2 cents on the food and chit chat.
The food. I order a 1/2 pound burger, medium rare, with grilled onions,pickles, tomatoes and a few others items. Plus a side of fries. 9 bucks or so...To Go.... It takes me 7 minutes to drive home. How can you ruin a burger/fries!! They did. The fries were cold and hard. If they had been fresh...they would have been hot and soggy from the ride home.. This cook ... it must have been the first day on a job. The burger, medium well! yecccchhhh. Plus instead of putting my condiment ON TOP of the meat.He placed it on the bottom of the bun. ( look at pic ). When I went to grab it it just fell apart.
This is literally the worst burger order I have ever had. ( that includes eating a Mc *ee place). I have eaten here before... it was good. This meal was just plain horrible.
The bad part I was in 2 days of anticipation for this burgers.
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Thursday, December 22, 2016
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
Phil's 41
Phil's 41, Tamiami Trail, Punta Gorda, FL., Here is my 2 cents on the food and some chit chat. The food. BUT... Well folks some crazy old white witch change lanes,( without looking of course) and almost ran me off the road.... Which brings me to my drink. 2 for 1 at happy time. I was lucky this place actually had brandy...Brandy seems to be oblivious in the redneck state of Florida.. Only in the more refine eateries have I come across this beverage of grapes.
I bring all this up because I ask for my 2 drinks in one tall glass.... How am I served my brandy and cola?? In a well marked beer glass... ahhhh... I guess this is as close as being sophisticated as I will find.
My meal... I was presented with fresh out of the oven bread, crusty on outside hot and fluffy inside mmmmm good. And real butter. This is a fading thing in most restaurants. I order P.E.I. mussels and spaghetti. What is P.E.I.??? It means the mussels are larger and come from a place called Prince Edward Island.
I do not care... this dish was fabulous. Though a bit hard maybe to open a mussel or so it tasted fresh and good.Kudo's to the cook, season just right.
Since I survived that white crazy redneck witch. I treated myself to dessert. I am sorry I forget the name of this cake, but if you look at the pic , it is more pie looking. It has whipped cream and made of wonderful chocolate. So gooood!!!!
Service was great folks all were nice.
I bring all this up because I ask for my 2 drinks in one tall glass.... How am I served my brandy and cola?? In a well marked beer glass... ahhhh... I guess this is as close as being sophisticated as I will find.
My meal... I was presented with fresh out of the oven bread, crusty on outside hot and fluffy inside mmmmm good. And real butter. This is a fading thing in most restaurants. I order P.E.I. mussels and spaghetti. What is P.E.I.??? It means the mussels are larger and come from a place called Prince Edward Island.
I do not care... this dish was fabulous. Though a bit hard maybe to open a mussel or so it tasted fresh and good.Kudo's to the cook, season just right.
Since I survived that white crazy redneck witch. I treated myself to dessert. I am sorry I forget the name of this cake, but if you look at the pic , it is more pie looking. It has whipped cream and made of wonderful chocolate. So gooood!!!!
Service was great folks all were nice.
Monday, December 19, 2016
Colleoni Eatery
Colleoni Eatery and Bakery, Mcgregor Blvd., Fort Myers, FL., Here is my 2 cents on the food and chit chat. I had a cuppa coffee, bread and herb butter with a bacon onion and sweet pepper frittata.
Coffee was a ok. Bread and fresh made herb butter was excellent. The frittata, basically the italian version of a omelet. Which means in plain english to properly describe it, it is a scramble like eggs with the ingredients mix up. Plus it is cooked in a oven. It tasted just fine. BUT for the bottom line is just cost more.(see pics) I paid 13 bucks for the above meal...Oh how I suffer for my hobby moneywise. I guess for the extra labor the meal is worth the money.. Its different.
The service was great ambiance was nice and there is a fresh bakery & DRIVE -THRU available.
Coffee was a ok. Bread and fresh made herb butter was excellent. The frittata, basically the italian version of a omelet. Which means in plain english to properly describe it, it is a scramble like eggs with the ingredients mix up. Plus it is cooked in a oven. It tasted just fine. BUT for the bottom line is just cost more.(see pics) I paid 13 bucks for the above meal...Oh how I suffer for my hobby moneywise. I guess for the extra labor the meal is worth the money.. Its different.
The service was great ambiance was nice and there is a fresh bakery & DRIVE -THRU available.
Sunday, December 18, 2016
Ana's Cafe
Ana's Cafe, Widman Way, FT. Myers, FL., A grumbling in my tummy, my 2 cents on the food a bit of chatter. The food. Banh Mi or a wannabe vietnamese sandwich. This is a pork filled with cilantro, carrots, cucumber and onions. On a soft roll. They were missing the very thin sliced hot peppers. The pork was tasty. Over all well balanced for the floridians taste buds. BUT NOT a true vietnamese sandwich. Good if you need something different. Cole slaw as a side was well made.
Over all fresh ingredients and good service.
I would come back and try something else on the menu.
Over all fresh ingredients and good service.
I would come back and try something else on the menu.
Friday, December 9, 2016
McGregor Cafe
McGregor Cafe, Mcgregor Blvd., Ft. Myers, FL. A growling in my tummy, 2 cents on the food and chit chat. The food & chit chat. House made sweet tea in a 32oz. mason jar with refills, pretty good. My salad was house made potatoes salad, creamy mayo, onions and such very good. A sandwich... The Cowboy!!!
On a slight warmed barely toasted roll, with cream cheese, ham, tomato, lettuce and red onion. 10 bucks w/side.
First....why is this called a cowboy? Nothing in it says old west. The ham itself had no flavor + not a lot of ham. Cream cheese was barely a smear, a single piece of lettuce but 2 large slices of tomato and a large slice of onion. (This is what I tasted). Over all this "Cowboy" was terrible. Plus for 10 bucks I really I felt ripped off. My bill over all was 14 bucks. I could have had a 18 inch sub sandwich for 10 dollars in the Cape.
Chit chat. Service was excellent. BUT ...... When I entered I felt it was too cramped... Tables were too close to each other. Sitting outside is prefer..... except today is was very breezy. Lunch is NOT served until 11 AM. And there is NO waffles on the menus.
On a slight warmed barely toasted roll, with cream cheese, ham, tomato, lettuce and red onion. 10 bucks w/side.
First....why is this called a cowboy? Nothing in it says old west. The ham itself had no flavor + not a lot of ham. Cream cheese was barely a smear, a single piece of lettuce but 2 large slices of tomato and a large slice of onion. (This is what I tasted). Over all this "Cowboy" was terrible. Plus for 10 bucks I really I felt ripped off. My bill over all was 14 bucks. I could have had a 18 inch sub sandwich for 10 dollars in the Cape.
Chit chat. Service was excellent. BUT ...... When I entered I felt it was too cramped... Tables were too close to each other. Sitting outside is prefer..... except today is was very breezy. Lunch is NOT served until 11 AM. And there is NO waffles on the menus.
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Salty Papa Shrimp House
Salty Papa's Shrimp House, McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers, FL., A grumbling in tummy, 2 cents on the food and chatter.
I order the FB special . 1/2 lb. shrimp, coleslaw and fries. I got 8 or so count of shrimp about 3 inches in size grilled in garlic. MMMMM. I love the coleslaw very creamy and favorable. Fries crispy galore.
But I must say Salty is more than shrimp. They have fried chicken and waffles, gumbo. po boy and hamburgers etc. The staff is top notched.
Though they are a bit of a drive from the Coma (30 mins. ) well worth the excursion.
Look for the FB special or just go for a excellent meal. It is well worth it.
I order the FB special . 1/2 lb. shrimp, coleslaw and fries. I got 8 or so count of shrimp about 3 inches in size grilled in garlic. MMMMM. I love the coleslaw very creamy and favorable. Fries crispy galore.
But I must say Salty is more than shrimp. They have fried chicken and waffles, gumbo. po boy and hamburgers etc. The staff is top notched.
Though they are a bit of a drive from the Coma (30 mins. ) well worth the excursion.
Look for the FB special or just go for a excellent meal. It is well worth it.
Friday, December 2, 2016
Twisted Lobster
Twisted Lobster, Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL., A grumbling in my tummy, 2 cents on the food and some chit chat. The food. I dived into the fish and chips. 9 bucks. Plus the lobster bisque. I also had their house made sweet tea. Tea was sweet enough. Very good. My side of coleslaw with bits of pine apple, which seems to be the rage now, Was a slightly salty, slightly sweet and none too over done with a mayo. Good stuff. Ahh the lobster bisque was creamy, smooth tasting with chunks of lobster and very filling.
The chips or french fries were coated with a house secret of sorts. It was covered in nice extra tasting. The fish was crispy, cooked properly and a delight on my taste buds. A good version of the england fish & chips.
But my personal like is the bigger steak size fries. This size is a bit hard to find.
Service was outstanding. The owner came by and answer my questions.
It is always a plus when the owner and/or the chef comes to you table for whatever the reason. Nice job!
The chips or french fries were coated with a house secret of sorts. It was covered in nice extra tasting. The fish was crispy, cooked properly and a delight on my taste buds. A good version of the england fish & chips.
But my personal like is the bigger steak size fries. This size is a bit hard to find.
Service was outstanding. The owner came by and answer my questions.
It is always a plus when the owner and/or the chef comes to you table for whatever the reason. Nice job!
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