Word: restaurante
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Yet he can be an inscrutable star, friendly and freewheeling when he chats about, say, a favorite restaurant (Jezebel's, a New York City soul-food place), but guarded when queries are made about his personal life and professional motives. Talking about himself, he gives a well-calibrated performance--though...
"It's with me 24 hours a day, I go out to a restaurant, it's with me, I go out to a bar and it's with me," he said.
"I think the Harvard population could, in a two week period, convince every local restaurant to donate its leftovers to Rosie's [a local soup kitchen]," Siegel said after the speech.
Galluccio said he has been contacted by those living in apartments along Mass. Ave who fear that patrons from the Hong Kong restaurant and the Bow and Arrow Pub will congregate in the park after the taverns close.
Cybercafes (which typically charge $5 to $10 an hour to log on, though many provide discounted or free access with the purchase of food and drink) offer other high-tech icebreakers as well, such as CD-ROMs and new videogames. In Los Angeles, Cyber Java draws crowds with its videophone...