I'll be visiting Des Moines for a week in October and was wondering if
you all had any recomendations for restaurants.

What I'm most interested in are local establishments that reflect
regional tastes.

Tia

Chuck Sigal wrote:
> I'll be visiting Des Moines for a week in October and was wondering if
> you all had any recomendations for restaurants.
>
> What I'm most interested in are local establishments that reflect
> regional tastes.
>
> Tia

I replied in ia.talk.misc, where you posted this the first time...if
you need more info than that, email me.

Ryan

wrote:
> Chuck Sigal wrote:
>> I'll be visiting Des Moines for a week in October and was wondering if
>> you all had any recomendations for restaurants.
>>
>> What I'm most interested in are local establishments that reflect
>> regional tastes.
>>
>> Tia
>
> I replied in ia.talk.misc, where you posted this the first time...if
> you need more info than that, email me.
>
> Ryan
>
This may not be of much help, but we were there in late June. Looking
for a good grass-fed steak and staying in Clyde, we drove over by the
airport to what I recall was Crimmins Cattle Company. It was not a good
experience. Don't need to relate the gory details, but I then heard
that 801 Steak & Chop House
(515) 288-6000 801 Grand Ave # 200
would have been a better choice, but we were traveling extremely casual
... the 801 has a Web site.

Rob Lake

Robin Lake > wrote in
:

> wrote:
> This may not be of much help, but we were there in late June.
> Looking for a good grass-fed steak and staying in Clyde, we drove
> over by the airport to what I recall was Crimmins Cattle Company.
> It was not a good experience. Don't need to relate the gory
> details, but I then heard that 801 Steak & Chop House
> (515) 288-6000 801 Grand Ave # 200
> would have been a better choice, but we were traveling extremely
> casual .. the 801 has a Web site.
>
> Rob Lake
>

Not much help? What to avoid is every bit as important as what not to
miss. :-)

Thanks,