In order to prevent further cluttering of various other posts with a similar subject (I.E the McDonalds one that Leonias put up) I'm posting this so you can talk about your favorite places to eat, and why you like to go there.

The Pubrestaurant I work in. When the old restaurant we worked in changed hands, over 95% of our customer base followed our food more than 10 miles. Whoop! Also, our lemon souffles are scrummy.

My favorite restaurant is this teriyaki chicken place in the nearby mall. It's called Sarku or something of that nature

The Pickle Barrel is a nice place. It's affordable and the food is good, served in generous portions (ie too much). Though depending on the time of day and how many people you brought with you, the service can take forever. They have really strange birthday songs though. I like the iced coffee mocha. Boston Pizza is also nice.

This Chinese resturant an hour away.. I forget its name, but it's one of those generic chinese resturant names.

Shrimp Chimichangas (don't kill me if I mispelled that) from the Mexican resturant in the little town nearby.. I could live there and just eat those things forever.

Pop eye's chicken is the best too.

I like Govindas, a vegitarian Indian place that has a buffet type thing and it's own cinema you can relax in after you've eaten .

Favorite places to eat? Love Chinese/Japanese/Thai/Korean.
I missed going to Sakkyo's at the Grand Avenue Mall in Milwaukee,WI

such good food.

Other places I like are some of the Jewish kosher foods, like Katz bar and grill.

One of my favourite places to go is Top Teriyaki and Sushi in my town. You get a ton of food for a decent price, and it's not bad either.

Outback Steakhouse Lurve teh cheese fries.

Depends on what I'm aiming for. I work on the road, so I eat a lot of quick meals. Subway's definately my favorite there. Footlong veggie, everything except onions and tomatos. Mmmm. My mouth's watering just thinking of that spicy bread-wrapped joy right now.

For dinners with family and friends, my favorites are a local Greek restaurant called Jim and Jenny's. Best gyros ever. After that, my next choice is Carabbas, an Italian grill. Don't know if that one's a chain or not. I think it is. Try their stuffed chicken breasts. Any of them. They're all good!

For more formal dining, dates, celebrations, things like that, there's this little French bistro called Le Voltaire. It's by far the most reasonably priced French food you can get in the area (costs about as much as an entree at a chain steakhouse) for wonderful food. The waiters are even a little less snooty than the average French restaurant. Yum yum good.

Copper Kettle.
They have the absolute best greek feast. I usually get the Greak Feast for 4.. and sit at the computer munching all night.

Mr. Sub, mm...sub...

Ooh there is a pub near me called The Old Fitzroy that does the BEST pawn laksa for around $8.00. It is so damn nice.

Yup! Me too, that's one of the two reasons I work there.

We have those steakhouses here too and yeah, the chips are about the only thing I'd go back for .

Japanese restaurants:
In Barcelona and in this order It's Shunka (traditional food there is better tahn sushi), Parco (anything but the sushi and the desserts sucks. The sushi and the desserts pay for everything else, they're great), Japones del Tragaluz (lots of variety, you can take any group there and they'll find something they like) and some other minor ones.

Libanese restaurants:
The Ugarit chain is great. All of them.

Fast food:
Sandwich&Friends: Salads and sandwiches, relatively cheap but good quality.

Assorted restaurants:
Cerveceria catalana ("tapas" of the best quality), Trastevere (best italian restaurant in Tarragona), and some others I know where they are but no the name.

I think Sakkio's and Sarku are part of the same chain. was it a teriyaki chicken place?