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Old 12-02-2005, 10:34 PM
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The beachouse is very good too.
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I always thought the service at the Beach House is slow but the food is good there.....I totally agree.

I am enamored with the new Bananas student menu. 20 ec for hot wings that remind me of the sports bars back home. yum They also got 20 ec angus beef burgers or cheese quesadillas or nachos. And they even started delivering to on campus. heh
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The beachouse is very expensive though.
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Old 12-02-2005, 11:50 PM
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I think big fish has pretty good food that is also cheap food on the island.
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Memories....
Mentioning of the Beach house, jade garden, Boulangeries, etc. brings back a lot of memories. I guess there is so much on the island now that there is no longer a need to make a Big Mac run to Trinidad.
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that will never be the case.....there is always room for a bigmac.
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Blah to bigmac's
I'd rather gorge myself with a cinnabun.
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I would have lived on cinnabuns myself if I had the choice. However, large suburban malls were not present when I was there.
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Mentioning of the Beach house, jade garden, Boulangeries, etc. brings back a lot of memories. I guess there is so much on the island now that there is no longer a need to make a Big Mac run to Trinidad.
Actually you can't go to Trinidad anymore for BigMacs since all the MckyD's over there have closed down. Apparently the menu wasn't spicey enough for Trini palates.
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How times have changed... Now you are goig to tell me that the world is round and Jordan is no long hitting new female students.

Sorry for off the topic. If it stills exists, i give my to the restaurant at La Source (a must day or two before leaving the island).
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