Williamsburg Members
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True, makes those Ferraris look like a bunch of hackneyed heaps. I wonder if my professor will be there...if anybody goes and see a green Triumph TR5 (or maybe its a TR6, I forget) and the owner has red hair and a beard, as him if he teaches contracts at W&M and if he does tell him Richard says hi lol.
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Well I am going to cruise up the parkway and hit up that shopping ctr near Peniman to the ABC store. Will do this at around 8, so if anyone is up there and wants to meet up. We should. It should be fairly obvious if I see a group of cats over by food lion.
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Williamsburg Cheese Shop sucks.
New China (and probably all the local Chinese places) has a good lunch special - $4.50 gets you meal + fried rice + soup (and I routinely substitute in white rice and shrimp egg roll for the fried rice and soup, they don't mind)
The Short Stop in New Town - I haven't been there in a while, but it has good sandwiches. Only thing is, I seem to recall sandwich + drink + chips got you up to $10.
Five Forks Cafe
Belissimo's on Mooretown
NY Deli on Richmond Rd
There's a sandwich shop on Prince George Street that I can't remember the name of. Also Retro's is next to it.
Williamsburg, or what people refer to as Williamsburg anyways, is pretty big actually. What part specifically are you interested in?
Also, if you have the time for a sit down meal, there are some places that are a little pricey for dinner but pretty affordable at lunch.
New China (and probably all the local Chinese places) has a good lunch special - $4.50 gets you meal + fried rice + soup (and I routinely substitute in white rice and shrimp egg roll for the fried rice and soup, they don't mind)
The Short Stop in New Town - I haven't been there in a while, but it has good sandwiches. Only thing is, I seem to recall sandwich + drink + chips got you up to $10.
Five Forks Cafe
Belissimo's on Mooretown
NY Deli on Richmond Rd
There's a sandwich shop on Prince George Street that I can't remember the name of. Also Retro's is next to it.
Williamsburg, or what people refer to as Williamsburg anyways, is pretty big actually. What part specifically are you interested in?
Also, if you have the time for a sit down meal, there are some places that are a little pricey for dinner but pretty affordable at lunch.
Last edited by marlinspike; May 5, 2010 at 02:49 PM.
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Re: Williamsburg Members
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Paul's Deli
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Re: Williamsburg Members
Williamsburg Cheese Shop sucks.
New China (and probably all the local Chinese places) has a good lunch special - $4.50 gets you meal + fried rice + soup (and I routinely substitute in white rice and shrimp egg roll for the fried rice and soup, they don't mind)
The Short Stop in New Town - I haven't been there in a while, but it has good sandwiches. Only thing is, I seem to recall sandwich + drink + chips got you up to $10.
Five Forks Cafe
Belissimo's on Mooretown
NY Deli on Richmond Rd
There's a sandwich shop on Prince George Street that I can't remember the name of. Also Retro's is next to it.
Williamsburg, or what people refer to as Williamsburg anyways, is pretty big actually. What part specifically are you interested in?
Also, if you have the time for a sit down meal, there are some places that are a little pricey for dinner but pretty affordable at lunch.
New China (and probably all the local Chinese places) has a good lunch special - $4.50 gets you meal + fried rice + soup (and I routinely substitute in white rice and shrimp egg roll for the fried rice and soup, they don't mind)
The Short Stop in New Town - I haven't been there in a while, but it has good sandwiches. Only thing is, I seem to recall sandwich + drink + chips got you up to $10.
Five Forks Cafe
Belissimo's on Mooretown
NY Deli on Richmond Rd
There's a sandwich shop on Prince George Street that I can't remember the name of. Also Retro's is next to it.
Williamsburg, or what people refer to as Williamsburg anyways, is pretty big actually. What part specifically are you interested in?
Also, if you have the time for a sit down meal, there are some places that are a little pricey for dinner but pretty affordable at lunch.
Cool stuff, I see you driving all the time. Are you friends with Alex? (has the 900 that he is swapping?)
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