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ryan112ryan
Jan 15, 2005, 9:49 PM
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who has that one resturant that they go to every time they climb? what kinda food, where is it, etc..?
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8flood8
Jan 15, 2005, 10:07 PM
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randalls...
i go in buy some great organic veggies... and some steak or fish!
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tallnik
Jan 15, 2005, 10:08 PM
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Not exactly food related, but after a day of climbing I'm always uber thirsty for a nice cold one. Location don't really matter, but nothing really beats a cold beer on the summit.
Disclaimer: pack out what you pack in.
For food, I'm pretty easy as to what it is, or where, as long as it's good. Nothing really beats getting home and foods already cooked by roomate, lover, wife, son, husband, whatever.
Cheers,
Nik
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jlembo
Jan 15, 2005, 10:27 PM
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on the way out of the Gunks we always stop at the brewery "gilded otter."
nothing like a big sloppy burger and a brew (whatever the special is usually) after a day climbing :D
(now if only spring would get here!!)
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crackmd
Jan 15, 2005, 10:51 PM
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Royal Siam Thai buffet in Jtree. Seems like climbers keep this awesome place in business.
The Mobil gas station in Lee Vining, California (near Tuolumne)
Yosemite Bug Hostel. The chef apparantly used to work at the Awahnee Hotel. I have never had better food this cheap.
Ponderosa Lodge near the Needles in California. Great steaks and salad bar.
Miguel's Pizza at the Red River Gorge. You can't help but love this place.
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dlintz
Jan 15, 2005, 11:07 PM
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Whatever I can find in Superior Liquors after hitting Eldo.
d.
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aztec6561
Jan 15, 2005, 11:24 PM
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BEER!!! 'Nuff Said
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micronut
Jan 15, 2005, 11:40 PM
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Crossroads Cafe, J-Tree California
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napoleon_in_rags
Jan 15, 2005, 11:54 PM
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"Mexicali Blue" in New Palz after climbing at the Gunks. The best Catfish Taco anywhere.
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andy_reagan
Jan 15, 2005, 11:56 PM
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Thai food rocks my dome. Unfortunately I am usually preparing my own meals after climbing so as to save the all precious dollar which is not in abundance in my reality. :lol:
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canrocker
Jan 16, 2005, 12:12 AM
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I'm sure every climber in BC knows of White Spot and Triple O's. They make super-tasty burgers.
Also, anything cooked over a fire under the stars.
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vegastradguy
Jan 16, 2005, 1:11 AM
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if we get done early enough- The Black Bear- a excellent diner with giant portions of everything, and you get breakfast food at any time.
if we dont? - peanut m&m's and turkey jerky on the trail out....
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bandidopeco
Jan 16, 2005, 1:46 AM
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After a day at Donner Tacos Jalisco is always nice. I think it's tradition to stop for World Famous Fish Tacos if your driving to the east side from Yosemite or Tuolomne.
I haven't really found a place at Bishop that's a must, but the Movie theatre is Cheaper there then anywhere else around Cali that i've seen.
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off_center
Jan 16, 2005, 1:56 AM
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Being in San Luis Obispo, CA, the lads and I tend to go to The Shack for good burgers, fries, and pints. Nothing like a slightly chalky burger and fries washed down with a cold beer after a day of hang doggin'.
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flhoodoo
Jan 16, 2005, 1:56 AM
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Cafe Rio in St. George. This is my favorite, but the other Mexican places are good, too.
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aztec6561
Jan 16, 2005, 2:09 AM
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Both Crossroads Cafe (for their burgers) in Jtree and Mexicali Blue (outstanding Tacos and Burritos) at the Gunks stick out for me as great stops for post climbing dining.
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euroford
Jan 16, 2005, 6:07 AM
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every time i climb at Devils Lake i look forward to stopping at The Old Schoolhouse for a pizza. The best damn pizza i've ever had. unfortunatly i don't think the place gets enough business, it has a forsale sighn on and i doubt it will stay the way i like it!
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thewyseclimber
Jan 16, 2005, 8:08 PM
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One of the best days of climbing I've ever had consisted of Shelf Road and then a trip into Colorado springs, where we hit up Chipotle. I can't say no to a big fat fajita burrito...
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deadlook
Jan 17, 2005, 9:45 AM
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when you in chamonix,Franc poco loco rules after a day climbing!!
K
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din
Jan 17, 2005, 11:33 AM
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In reply to: Cafe Rio in St. George. This is my favorite, but the other Mexican places are good, too.
cafe rio? why not just hit taco bell and save a few bucks, the food's
comparable, i.e. inedible.
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euroford
Jan 17, 2005, 1:17 PM
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In reply to: One of the best days of climbing I've ever had consisted of Shelf Road and then a trip into Colorado springs, where we hit up Chipotle. I can't say no to a big fat fajita burrito...
Chipotle freeken 0wns me man. i love that place. i'm aware of the exact location of all 7 (known) downtown chicago locations and instantly home in on one whenever my internal clock ticks 12:00.
i seriously eat there at least 3 times of week, and have actually gone 9 days straight once.
chickin burrito, black beans, corn salsa, hot salsa, extra sour creme, extra cheese, dorwned in tobasco.
its like sex, but its a burrito.
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crackmd
Jan 17, 2005, 3:51 PM
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In reply to: In reply to: One of the best days of climbing I've ever had consisted of Shelf Road and then a trip into Colorado springs, where we hit up Chipotle. I can't say no to a big fat fajita burrito... Chipotle freeken 0wns me man. i love that place. i'm aware of the exact location of all 7 (known) downtown chicago locations and instantly home in on one whenever my internal clock ticks 12:00. i seriously eat there at least 3 times of week, and have actually gone 9 days straight once. chickin burrito, black beans, corn salsa, hot salsa, extra sour creme, extra cheese, dorwned in tobasco. its like sex, but its a burrito.
I used to live right across the street from a Chipotle. It was a serious exercise in self-control not to eat there every day. Regardless, I probably ate 3 to 4 burritos per week from there for a year. I still love the place. I like the barbacoa with guacamole and hot salsa. Good stuff!
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erisspirit
Jan 18, 2005, 1:14 AM
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In reply to: Royal Siam Thai buffet in Jtree.
yes
In reply to: BEER!!! 'Nuff Said
AND YES!!!
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tattooed_climber
Jan 18, 2005, 1:48 AM
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...take one pocket rocket
...place pot on top
----add 2 cups of water (and keep lots handy)
....add one pack of 5 min rice
...after 5 min, add instant veg soup
.....add a pack of instant mash potatoes
....add a small can of tomato sauce
....add a can of cambells chunky soup
.....add can of beans
.....chop up some sausage and cheese and through it in
....add salsa and hot sauce..
and anything else you can think of, add that too....
feeds 3-4 starving climbers......and after eating it, they will be nackered...
add beer to climbers....
:righton:
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wlderdude
Jan 26, 2005, 6:46 PM
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I just go to the grocery store and pick up some chicken from the Deli.
Usually, I don't have time to sit down and am eating in the car heading home anyways.
Nothing beats a big chunk of meat when you are beat from a day of climbing.
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