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["K. Jo Garner" <kelly AT metalab.unc.edu>]

On 16 Jan 2003, Tanner Lovelace wrote:
->Actually, I've noticed that the individual Neo-Chinas vary quite a lot.
->I haven't been to the Raleigh one, but the Durham one is quite good
->while the Cary one (IMO) isn't very good at all.

I have heard much the same... some coworkers of mine went to the Neo in 
Cary shortly after it opened and complained of feeling "funny" for the 
rest of the afternoon when they got back. 

As for other questions:

Roger Austin asked:
>> Went to Abbey Road in Cary a few weeks back on recommendation of a 
>> co-worker, and -- OHMIGOD - those burgers are to die for. 

>What is the general area where this is located? Large monster burgers 
>are right down my alley.

It's at the intersection of Old Apex Rd. and West Chatham St in Cary, and 
is a Beatles/60s-themed joint. First time I went there I had a John burger 
(you can also get these as chicken sammiches), 3 kinds of cheese and a 
side of fries. Here, onion rings also qualify as a side, without extra 
charge, and they are GOOD. Yesterday I went there and had a Paul burger, 
bleu cheese in grand quantity on top. Opted for the pasta salad this time 
but it wasn't really to my taste. The burger lasted me (fill-wise) through 
9PM. 

>> Haven't been to Uncle Frenche's lately. Perhaps it's time for a revisit. 
>  Never heard of this one. Where and what is it?

Uncle Frenche's is the next shopping center over from Jamaica Jamaica but 
has actual Jamaicans (Rastafarians, even) cooking the food. Low-key, 
plastic utensil/plate type joint, at which you can spend $5 total for 
lunch and be full. I got 2 filled patties (tofu I believe) which were 
incredible and I think all of $2 or $3 total, and I couldn't believe I 
ordered more food. 

I'm an avid reader of triangle.dining and have gotten some great 
restaurant recommendations from there. I would like to try out Shabashabu 
(behind the Melting Pot in Raleigh, on Wake Forest Rd) sometime soon. Go 
to groups.google.com and do a search for triangle.dining - you can see 
some of the recent threads there. 

Good stuff, 

Cheers
KJ