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by SignMan » Sun Jan 20, 2019 12:30 am
^Excellent!!!
I was just a couple of miles from there about then and thought about getting take-out there but could not reach Mrs. SM.
Ended up getting pizza to go @ another Rt 2A fave of ours, the Bull Run Restaurant, in Shirley.
We ate there Friday night, in the Taproom, splitting a maple glazed chicken dinner and Caesar salad.
The food there just keeps getting better all the time...
Owners George and Alison have done a fantastic job there since acquiring it from Alison's family about 10 yrs ago.
George does the gigs there and Alison pretty much turned the once average food into a great place to eat.
We met the chef's wife Friday nice. She was in the Taproom with the owners. Said her husband first chef'd @ the Concord Inn.
First time you go, if you go just for the food (vs. a live music gig with dinner), I recommend you reserve a table in the Taproom or sit @ the bar in that room, the original part of the building.
I'm sure you appreciated Filho's excellent service, as well as the great food, @ Filho's. Do you know who waited on you?
Did you meet the manager, Rick?
Next time there, bring home...($9.95 ea)
a quart of marinara sauce
a quart of meatballs in marinara sauce
a quart of chicken marinara soup
a quart of whatever other homemade soup they have that day (usually two or three soups including the chicken marinara, which is fab).
Rick often takes home a quart of it a few times/week.
You can make a meal of the soup with bread.
For first-timers @ Filho's, this is Filho's Great Road, Rt. 2A, Acton, near Concord.
Filho's Cucina, Ozzie Filho's original location, is in Groton. It is a different style restaurant, with partial waitstaff service and BYOB, with a nice wine and beer store, owned by others, attached.
Also, re: eating out, SM "picked" well this weekend, coming up with what appears to be an original wood sign, with a metal Americana eagle across the top, from a Pewter Pot. With a partial menu on it, It must have hung either outside, at the entrance to one of them, or inside as you entered one.
I remember going to the one on Squire Rd., Revere, going back to around 1960, with older friends who drove before I did.
The angle of incidence = the angle of reflection: REBOUND!