Advice Needed

[paxamillion]

Ok. I need advice.

I need to find a decent restaurant in the Cap Hill area that does good food devoid of garlic. Or at least has a reasonable number of non-garlic items on the menu.

Thoughts or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you. :)

Comments

[eonen]

"good food devoid of garlic"

No such animal. :P

[gargoylettelc]

Why on earth would anyone want to do that?!

[eonen]

You're asking me? Heh.

I'm mostly Italian; it's as incomprehensible to me as you, I'm sure.

[gargoylettelc]

Yeah, I'm part Italian, and I grew up on lots-o-garlic. I always double whatever a recipe says.

[eonen]

I have found a level of garlic that's actually too much, where it's genuinely painful, but it took about a bulb and a half...

Also, when they said that if you eat enough garlic you start to sweat it, I was like, "Cool! I love the smell of garlic!" But, um...then I discovered that, no, it's bloody RANK! Alas. Heh.

[paxamillion]

Yeah. The taste and smell change a bit after it's been filtered through the epidermous.

:P

Not always bad. But not always good. And you can't just shut it off.

[paxamillion]

Food allergies.

[eonen]

Yeah, I figured as much.

'Course, if I were allergic to garlic...egad. If I were a vampire, I'd sooner stake myself than accept being repulsed by garlic. Meep! The very idea...

[paxamillion]

Yeah. I'm debating bringing some wood and a crucifix. ;)

[sweetsweethoney]

Old wives' tales, I assure you.

[paxamillion]

They may still have their uses. ;)

[a_muse_d]

huh huh you said "wood"...

[paxamillion]

and crucifixion...

[gargoylettelc]

Truly horrific!

[paxamillion]

Eh, not so bad. I think I might be able to get used to it if I have to. I mean, it's not like I couldn't stil have garlic.

But it's also kind of nice to know up front what poisons work well. ;)