If you were given unlimited credit at ONE restaurant the rest of your life...

http://www.nelorechurrascaria.com/

Great Brazilian steakhouse that will also bring out shrimp.

 

I'm not saying those type of places don't have some tasty items. Nobody can argue that Olive Garden's salad is highly addictive. I just think those places for the most part offer fairly low quality food, and it isn't what I would want to eat for the rest of my life if I had to choose a single restaurant.

 

You guys are crazy. If you really had this option, why choose a place that only serves dinner and or lunch.

Give me a place that serves breakfast and LATE Night breakfast along with lunch and dinner.

And I'd make sure I can eat there anywhere in the United States.

DENNY'S!!!!!!!!!!

 

GROSSSSSSS, at least choose IHOP, I could live with that even though everything except their breakfast sucks, the breakfast is that amazing

 

El Buli or The French Laundry.
Fogo, seriously?

 

In the Houston area, Brother's Pizzeria.

 

seoul garden
oishii close 2nd

 

I like the cheese biscuits at Red Lobster, but the rest of the stuff on their menus are basically "5 cups of butter, 2 cups of salt, and some random pasta or seafood... charge double what it should actualy cost". These are two restaurants that basically cater to the belief that "if you put enough salt and butter into a dish, people will flock to it". Well, that's my opinion, anyway. A lot of big steakhouses also have this belief.

 

"Mmmmm... I'm hungry. I think I'll drive to El Bulli." lol.

 

Casa Ole if I was still living in Houston. Where I am now, Chipotle.

 

Ever tried http://www.flyingsaucerpieshop.com/ ?

 

Lol, you should not be able to receive unlimited credit to Pappasito's if you can't even spell the restaurants name correctly haha.

Mine would def be any place that serves filet mignon.
Fine dining restaurants only of course.

 

So if you could choose a free groceries or free meals at a restaurant every day, which would you choose?

Cooking whatever you want (healthy), snacks whenever vs. never having to cook.