I was disappointed when Mike Isabella restaurant G Grab and Go went out of business. However, my sadness turned to joy when the Crazy 4 Falafel sign went up.
I used to work by a falafel restaurant that I really enjoyed eating at. It combined my love of hummus, vegetables and my new found liking of falafel.
I was so excited to eat there when it opened up. It took a while, but I finally made my way there.
It did not live up to the hype. Upon entering, I looked at the menu and chose the Jerusalem. This was a platter comprised of hummus, tabuli, baba ganush and falafel balls. Let me start off by saying I never tried baba ganush and I did not like it, so I can’t judge that part in comparison.
The other three dishes I definitely can. The hummus and tabuli were bland, even when you mix them together. The falafel balls were also pretty bland and felt lukewarm at best, even when put together with the hummus and tabuli. The place by my old job, Uncle Jack’s Good 2 Go, does it a lot better, with more variety and for less money.
Too bad that’s not near my apartment. The location of Crazy 4 Falafel and the culture (mostly Indian) might make it survive longer than G Grab and Go.
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Men’s Wearhouse is one of the most well-known suit stores around. And I hate them. Between their pushy salespeople, their overpriced inventory and lack of selection, they’re only good for getting clip-on bow ties and white gloves for my wrestling hobby. 
The top business card represents what the company’s symbol has been for years: their logo with a big M on top and a smaller W on the bottom with the company name between them.
I needed to get a black suit for my good friend Jerry’s wedding. Yes, the same friend whose bachelor party was at the 
Last weekend, I threw the bachelor party for Jerry, one of my good friends. It was an all-day thing at Six Flags Great Adventure, where we rode on 11 rides since it rained right before we arrived.
I was driving home from an event I was doing out in the middle of nowhere in Pennsylvania when I got hungry and needed a bite to eat. It was 10:45 when I was looking up restaurants & saw that there were a couple of chains open.
This business card blog post was supposed to be published a while ago, but it got delayed between a death in the family & life getting busy with work and wedding stuffed.
Once we saw the menu, there were some key differences between Panera and Corner Bakery Cafe. Firstly, the sides are different. Panera has bread (they’re trying to promote dinner rolls over the French bread now to be cheap), chips or an apple. Corner Bakery also offers chips, but the alternative are baby carrots (that look sad on my plate). They also serve a pickle with every sandwich.
Then, came the wake on Wednesday and the funeral mass & burial on Thursday. Upon arriving at Thomas P. Walsh Funeral Home in Central Islip, I saw that it was a nice size and looked immaculate. The size was especially good for the number of people who came to both viewings and sat down.
This haircut was not the same 
After looking at a hotel for my upcoming wedding two Saturdays ago, Beth and I decided to get some lunch at one of the restaurants on the hotel’s “nearby attractions” list called The Office Beer Bar & Grill, located in Cranford NJ.
I am a big fan of diners. It’s for a combination of reasons including them being independently owned and operated, unlike chain restaurants that feel a little more like a factory and the food doesn’t have the uniqueness that a diner’s does.
It was cool that the car in the photo was also present in the parking lot when I came and ate there. However, a nice car I can look at on the business card won’t make me eat there again.