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BrannyMuffin May 2, 2007 4:46 AM

Favourite Regina Restaurant?
 
The news of a Portuguese restaurant in the Leader Building development made me think...what's everyone's favourite restaurant? A couple of my friends and I had a plan to try out a new restaurant once a month. Any suggestions?

Not my favourite, but one that I love is Selam. It's an Ethiopian restaurant on Broad. Good, filling food...and awesome service! My friend and I went there for lunch our server asked if it was our first time and when we said yes, she explained everything to us.

newflyer May 2, 2007 5:40 AM

Lakeside Restaurant has to be one of my favorites.

MadMax May 2, 2007 5:47 AM

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Originally Posted by newflyer (Post 2809046)
Lakeside Restaurant has to be one of my favorites.

Lakeside??? Do you maybe mean Lakeshore? Definitely one of my favorites.

newflyer May 2, 2007 5:57 AM

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Originally Posted by MadMax (Post 2809054)
Lakeside??? Do you maybe mean Lakeshore? Definitely one of my favorites.

yes .. the Lakeshore.. sorry its been a while.

CCF May 2, 2007 6:29 AM

Never been to the Lakeshore.

I've always liked the atmosphere of the downtown Alfredos.

governorgeneral May 2, 2007 7:35 AM

From what I remember:

Thai/Vietnamese: the one on Albert St just north of College Av, in what used to be the Brass Lantern. I forget what it's called. The one on Albert St at 13 Av is good too. In fact I think those two have some rivalry going on between chefs.

Chinese: the one in the strip mall on the north-west corner of Victoria Av and Fleet St. I also forget what that one's called ("Regency" something?) Newtown on 12 Av and ?Smith St, when was still on Broad St in the Travellers' Bldg, was a big part of my growing up for the usual "Chinese-Canadian" comfort food. That and the OB Kitchen and Tim's Kitchen in the east end.

Japanese: the one in the strip mall on Quance St just west of University Pk Dr. Yes, I too forget what it's called. Not as fancy as the three other Japanese ones closer downtown ("Michi", "Neo Japonica" and "Teppanyaki"?), but the price is right (ie cheap).

Coffee: the Atlantis Cafe on Victoria Av and ?Hamilton St, and the Roca Jack on Scarth St and 12 Av for ambience, though I do like the actual coffee at Starbucks at Chapters better. Why isn't there a Starbucks downtown?

Coffee plus a meal: the Abstractions Cafe on ?Rose St and 14Av (they even had zatar pita!), the 13 Av Coffee House in front of the Cathedral, the Stone's Throw on Kramer Blvd and Wascana Pkwy near the University. I owe them all my medical licence.

Pizza: Houston on Park St and Victoria Av, and the one in that little mall on ?Grant Rd near the Readers Book Shop. People rave about Copper Kettle, but the one time I had one from there (feta and spinach) it was a leftover and tasted accordingly. Which was still good, but I'd like to try it fresh some day.

Also, the RGH Cafeteria has a really good and cheap salad bar, and big and cheap stir fries (in those little Chinese food takeaway boxes!) at lunchtime. One of the best hospital cafeterias in Canada hands-down, though the early '80s decor and dead, lifeless courtyard could do with some sprucing up. The Robins in there is also pretty entertaining, what with patients rolling in with IV poles and catheters coming in for their fix - "just hook it to my vein!"

Places I wanted to try but haven't yet: Simply Delicious on Victoria Av near the Milky Way has fine desserts and such I hear; that Irish pub on Scarth St looks fun from the outside; that vegetarian place in the "Transition Area"; Novia Cafe (is it still open?).

Is the cafeteria on the roof of SaskPower still open? I haven't been there since I was 12, but I'm sure it's still the tallest place you can go in Regina to get a bite.

governorgeneral May 2, 2007 7:56 AM

Forgot - Alfredo's on Scarth St, haven't tried that one yet either.

Migs May 2, 2007 11:37 AM

Teppanyaki for Asian food and Copper Kettle for pretty much everything else.

Oh I forgot about Steaks...........definately 'Golfs' for steakhouses.:tup:

Mayor Quimby May 2, 2007 2:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Migs (Post 2809238)
Teppanyaki for Asian food and Copper Kettle for pretty much everything else.

Oh I forgot about Steaks...........definately 'Golfs' for steakhouses.:tup:

I got the impression, you were more of a Burger King guy.

PS- Try a dictionary or spell check,maybe.

Migs May 2, 2007 3:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Mayor Quimby (Post 2809457)
I got the impression, you were more of a Burger King guy.

PS- Try a dictionary or spell check,maybe.

Spellcheck for what?? Because maybe I misspelled an asian word??? Guess for someone like yourself you truly do have to find whatever you can to whine about.......pretty much par for the course.

Mayor Quimby May 2, 2007 3:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Migs (Post 2809238)
Teppanyaki for Asian food and Copper Kettle for pretty much everything else.

Oh I forgot about Steaks...........definately 'Golfs' for steakhouses.:tup:

No you misspelled an English word, so maybe BK is too classy for you.

Migs May 2, 2007 3:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Mayor Quimby (Post 2809512)
No you misspelled an English word, so maybe BK is too classy for you.

OH my good lord what a joke you truly are. That is one of the most common misspelled words in the english language and I am so priviledged that you took the time to correct me. I guess you truly do serve a purpose. Now can you please quit your trolling and get back to the topic at hand?????

yeeg May 2, 2007 3:33 PM

Chimney house is one of my faves in Regina...Too bad there is nothing for authentic chinese though...The Viet food there is good for the dry noodle (bun) dish...For the soup (pho), its absolutely brutal...Japanese places in Regina are lacking...

The italian place on north albert (cant remember the name) is pretty good as well...Luiggi's was it?

Calgary has the best Pho and Sushi...

Mayor Quimby May 2, 2007 3:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Migs (Post 2809535)
OH my good lord what a joke you truly are. That is one of the most common misspelled words in the english language and I am so priviledged that you took the time to correct me. I guess you truly do serve a purpose. Now can you please quit your trolling and get back to the topic at hand?????

Some of us aspire to more then common

brannelford May 2, 2007 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Mayor Quimby (Post 2809575)
Some of us aspire to more then common

... Should be " Some of us aspire to more than common "

newflyer May 2, 2007 11:26 PM

Food Fight!!! :D


As far as pizza goes.. I think Triffons is a fantasic local restaurant.

Mayor Quimby May 2, 2007 11:36 PM

Best Pizza outside of Italy is in the Vag.

BrannyMuffin May 3, 2007 12:08 AM

It's hard to get people to understand the pizza here...I think you just have to experience it. Those Greeks know an awful lot about good pizza!! I stumbled across a Vancouver message board one day and someone wanted to know if they could get "Regina-style" pizza in Vancouver and these people insisted there was no such thing! I think it's funny that so few people believe you when you talk about the pizza in this city!

Mayor Quimby May 3, 2007 12:20 AM

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Originally Posted by BrannyMuffin (Post 2810764)
It's hard to get people to understand the pizza here...I think you just have to experience it. Those Greeks know an awful lot about good pizza!! I stumbled across a Vancouver message board one day and someone wanted to know if they could get "Regina-style" pizza in Vancouver and these people insisted there was no such thing! I think it's funny that so few people believe you when you talk about the pizza in this city!

Isn't it ironic that it is the Greeks that have taken an Italian dish and made in better in Regina, Sask.

Jokes aside, I've always like Luigi's

babo May 3, 2007 1:14 AM

Pedeli* in the Golden Mile. A hamburger foil bag of shoestring french fries seasoned with stuff that tasted like Hys but could never be replicated at home. Awesome.

*I think I have name spelled correctly. It's easily been 15 years.


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