We had dinner there Friday -- the Restaurant Week menu RhetoricGuy described. Great food, good service, the view was amazing. We liked the vibe. It really wasn't whitebread. And the duck confit salad app -- oh my!

Wow, Tamara, you've gotten around! So far, I've had the fish taco lunch at 301, which was **fabulous,** though not your typical fish tacos. I've also gone to JJ Astor for dinner: duck confit salad to begin, followed by the pressed chicken. Both were absolutely delicious. Mr. Claire had the walleye, he said it was excellent. A friend and I tried to get into Zeitgeist for lunch earlier this week, but the wait was 30 mins, so we went to Jacqui's Deli and had sandwiches there instead.

My daughter and I went to Fitgers, but their $10 lunch was way too much fried food, as the burger or wild rice burger came with both onion rings and fries, so we had other delicacies there.

I'll have to hit some more places this week too!

I did Zeitgeists' lunch last week and was sorely disappointed. Service was long as they only had 1 cook on despite it being the noon hour. Soup of the day was chicken corn chowder -- fairly tasty, but heavy on the pepper. Main course was the macaroni and cheese which arrived with a foul odor (I assume it was the nutmeg) and was extremely dry (lots of breadcrumbs). For dessert I chose the flourless chocolate cake, and, well, it's hard to go wrong w/ chocolate.

I also hit up Pizza Luce for its $20-for-two meal. While not anything special, a great deal! For $20 we each got a side salad of choice, any 12" speciality pizza on the menu, and to split any dessert. We went for the towering 6-inch piece of chocolate cake. Very satisfying.

Jacqui's Deli was pretty good for what it was: an inexpensive place for a quick bite. A real old-fashioned vibe, and there are only about a half dozen tables. Our sandwiches were delicious -- there's a long list of meats, cheeses, vegetables and condiments to choose from, with some interesting sauces. I loved my Swedish rye bread and everything seemed very fresh. Nothing exotic on the menu, but it was very good. Two of us ate our fill, sandwiches, shared some chips, water for me, juice for her, for $10 or so total.

The crowd seemed to be mostly people from Greysolon, though my fabulous accountant, Tom Curran, steered us there. During our meal, an elderly woman started screaming, either to herself or on a cell phone, and that was odd. Otherwise, I'd go back there again if I wanted a sandwich made with quality ingredients by someone who must have thanked us three times for coming in.

Wheres the deli Claire?