[internetworkers] Thanks to Mike C. and Next Gathering Planni ng

Austin, Roger D. rda at rti.org
Tue Sep 10 07:56:22 EDT 2002


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michael D. Thomas [mailto:mdthomas at mindspring.com]
> Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 10:36 AM
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> Subject: [internetworkers] Thanks to Mike C. and Next 
> Gathering Planning

 Two places that could be venues are "O'Malley's Pub" on 
Glenwood across from Pleasant Valley and "Foster's Grill" 
in Cameron Village on the back side of Harris-Teeter.
 I've been to both when there were groups or mixers. Foster's 
has an outdoor patio and several larger meeting rooms. It is 
somewhat fancy with the crowds tending to office dress. 
Expect tattooed wait staff and blue collar patrons at 
O'Malleys which is not fancy, but very friendly. O'Malley's 
has a bar and sit down area with tables and booths in one 
room and a large pool room in the other side.
 Both places could house 20-25 people with minimal trouble. 
Wait staffs at both places are very friendly and could take 
care of most sized crowds.
 Both places have good food. $1 PBRs at O'Malley's every day, 
Guiness on tap. They have lots of bar fare, plus some Irish 
stuff. Nileen likes the cheese/spinich dip stuff especially 
if they will substitute little bread rounds rather than 
the chips. Most of the entrees are $8-12. I have had most 
everything on the menu and all have been tasty. Soups in 
bread bowls are a favorite of Nileen. The cook is very good 
and you can special order changes without much trouble. Stay 
away from the sausage dishes if dieting.
 Foster's has most beers plus mixed drinks. Food is more 
expensive. Asiago pasta is great. Nileen got that the first 
ten times we went there. Most of the other entrees are quite 
good. Entrees go from $10-16. Shrimp and Grits are not 
as good as I have had at other places (like Ottis's in 
Morehead City.) Steak Fosters or the pork chop for those 
who need a slab-o-cow(pig) are good.
 Roger (in RTP)
> I'd love to hear your suggestions for Raleigh venues either 
> on-list or off.
 



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