Is it a bar?

How to tell if you're in a bar or a restaurant A few of my favorites: "If the waiter challenges your choice of wines, it’s a restaurant. If the waiter challenges you to a fist fight over the Miami-Virginia Tech score, it’s a bar. If the waiter recommends a dish made famous in Tuscany, it’s a restaurant. If the waiter recommends a dish made famous in Buffalo, it’s a bar. If the Friday Night Special is advertised as a “pasta toss,” it’s a restaurant. If the Friday Night Special is advertised as a “midget toss,” it’s a bar." [via Fark]
January 12, 2004 01:04 PM
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jenblossom wrote: My favorite, for obvious reasons: "If the menu features the word fromage, it’s a restaurant. If the menu features the words “at your own risk,” it’s a bar. " January 12, 2004 01:17 PM

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