I use a rule of thumb in Australia when visiting country towns or
resorts and it hasn't failed me. I look for the Rotary Club plaque -
there may be a half-dozen pubs or restaurants but Rotary almost
always meets in the one with the best food at a fair price.
Andrew Fildes
afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 20/12/2007, at 11:19 PM, Bob Whitmire wrote:
> Aye, there's the rub. In cities, even large towns, such guides are
> helpful. Or for tourists too shy to conduct impromptu surveys among
> locals. Where I live is remote enough that the number of restaurants
> (non-fast food) within a 20-mile radius can be counted on fingers and
> toes. Word gets around about taste and value. Not to mention that
> during the summer season, we've got one of the best restaurants on
> the coast a mere 1.5 miles from our door. It's a bit pricey at
> dinner, but lunch there is delish and reasonably priced. (They also
> sell my pictures off the wall, which gives them a special place in my
> heart. <g>)
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