Gordon Ramsey's 'Kitchen Nightmares' filming at a restaurant around the block from me

[sage™]

googled... A gastropub is a British term for a public house ("pub") which specializes in high-quality food a step above the more basic "pub grub

 

[larry_stewart]

I figured it was a British thing thing , Just hope the other people here on LI have a clue what it is as they pass bye and see the sign.

 

[AMANINTHEKITCHEN]

Greetings LArry,
A GastroPub is a term that was coined in England not too long ago.
It means a Public House (or a bar) that specializes in not so bar-like food in a nice relaxed enviornment.
The Handlebar has really turned around.
I have a full review on my website.
I'm from Mt.Sinai as well.
Have you been there yet?(Handlebar, that is?)

 

[mozart]

I don't like or follow basketball at all, but I know who Bobby Knight is! LOL. He is more notorious than famous in my book.
But yea, if he wasn't in my neck of the woods I wouldn't know of him either.

Wife and I watched Kitchen Nightmares a couple of times, and while we liked the show we often wondered the same things.

I was mainly referring to his language, not his fame. However, winning more games than any other basketball coach in college history has to count for something other than notoriety.

 

[Maverick2272]

It was his language that I was thinking of as well, that and the infamous chair LOL.

But yes I will give him that, more wins without a doubt.