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Tony baloneys is trash imo. One of my favorite burgers is right over the bridge in brigantine richmans
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Going to Vegas Thurs-Sun, strictly for the food.
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This is on my to-do list soon. Haven't really had the chance to solely focus on food when I've been out there.
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For sure, brodie. Once we hop off the bus from Port Authority, Harry's in Bally's our first stop for lunch. Oyster bar with good wraps and wings too. White House is fuego for subs. I like their Italian sandwich and cheesesteaks. Just a heads-up, it's not remotely fancy inside if you eat there. Tony Boloney's is worth trying once in your lifetime. There's actually one right by my old apartment in Hoboken. They made their name off crazy, wild pizza combos. My favorite late-night pizza joint is Tony's Baltimore Grill. Pizza is on point and they do pints for like $4 all night. Just be careful, it's a little bit off the strip and people have been known to get shot there. Carmine's if you want Italian. Same as the locations in NYC. Family-style, family-sized portions. With a group of 10, order like six different dishes to share across the table. Gordon Ramsay opened a steakhouse in Harrah's and has a pub in Caesars, haven't ate at either. McCormick in Harrah's has bangin' mac and cheese. AC Burger Co., used to be called Bill's, open 'til 3 or 4 AM. Decent burgers but extremely overpriced. Like $25-$30 for a burger, fries and beer. There's a Mexican spot in Harrah's too, upstairs on the second floor. Used to be Dos Caminos, think they changed names or the restaurant entirely. Had a solid Happy Hour with small tapas plates and drinks.
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Lotus of Siam is a must
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Revolution Rotisserie
Rotisserie chicken under black beans, tomatoes, pepper jack, cilantro and chipotle ranch.
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That pita bread?
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Yes sir
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So fluffy 
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Any food places u plan on hitting up???
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Steak salad tonight
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Ur tomato’s don’t look fresh
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kumatos, boiii
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You do know.......nvm
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#LowIQ
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Oooh I didn’t know that
Thanks for putting me on
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Isn't that a derogatory word
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I think ur thinking of mullatto
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What? 
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Garlic noodles from a pop up. I’d get it again
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Nice nails. Menus dope tooGarlic noodles from a pop up. I’d get it again
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Talons
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Yeah, that nail is glistening. Peep the likes, too. #NawghtyNailApproved
Pickled red onions are so so good.
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Add Hobak on that list
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My wifed-up brothas know.
