VolNExile
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Turkey Creek. It was pretty good. We got a Grandma's Custom pizza, Greek salad, garlic knots, and cannolis. HBPW picked it up on the way back from COSTCO. I'd like to go and eat in, but HBPW doesn't feel comfortable around groups of people that are not masked so we are in to-go mode only.@malinoisvol, what did you and HBPW think of Gavinos. Did you go to the small place in Beardan or the one in Turkey Creek and what did you order. One of the best Caesar salads I’ve ever had.
Do you both like Caesar salad? I’ll always pick that when it’s in a Italian restaurant. My friend and I stopped by at the first location on Bearden after a UT ballgame. The owner overheard me talking about Caesar salad and how much I wanted a true one. It was late so there wasn’t many in there, he made me one and sent one home with me free. Let me put it this way, they have a chicken dish that I’ll even eat.Turkey Creek. It was pretty good. We got a Grandma's Custom pizza, Greek salad, garlic knots, and cannolis. HBPW picked it up on the way back from COSTCO. I'd like to go and eat in, but HBPW doesn't feel comfortable around groups of people that are not masked so we are in to-go mode only.
In my haste I forgot to ask..."Go" where?
I can’t disagree with the aspect of posting it online as an “advertisement“, they probably should’ve let a patron post it if they so desired like you said.I don't see the "heartfelt display" part that way. If you as a patron had visited the bar and taken the picture then tweeted it out I'd see it differently. But for the company to do it, just comes across as an advertisement using the soldiers death for monetary gains.
I get it. I have this HUGE flaw tho... I think good of people until they prove their not worthy of it.I don't see the "heartfelt display" part that way. If you as a patron had visited the bar and taken the picture then tweeted it out I'd see it differently. But for the company to do it, just comes across as an advertisement using the soldiers death for monetary gains.