Milani's Acme Packers Game Plan

by RingoCStarrQB Wed Oct 16, 2013 8:54 pm

OK Milani, so what's the game plan for next Sunday? The late start must surely mean that you will be stopping by St Willy's to help celebrate the 150th Anniversary, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ............ and maybe even clean up your act from lately cheers

You really need to get that prancer-lady out of your psyche.........yes you do. study

What do others on this board think Milani's game plan should be? Krolls for chili and Spotted Cow?, Titletown Brewing for microbrew? Stadium Club for Spotted Cow. Curly's Pub for Spotted Cow. Champions for Spotted Cow? Anduzzi's for Spotted Cow? Sidelines for Spotted Cow?

by duck Wed Oct 16, 2013 9:04 pm

What do others on this board think Milani's game plan should be?

Lots of viagra, a few shots of tequila and then some after hours Prancercise with the camel toe lady.

by Guest Wed Oct 16, 2013 9:18 pm

RingoCStarrQB wrote:OK Milani, so what's the game plan for next Sunday? The late start must surely mean that you will be stopping by St Willy's to help celebrate the 150th Anniversary, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ............ and maybe even clean up your act from lately You really need to get that prancer-lady out of your psyche.........yes you do.

What do others on this board think Milani's game plan should be? Krolls for chili and Spotted Cow?, Titletown Brewing for microbrew? Stadium Club for Spotted Cow. Curly's Pub for Spotted Cow. Champions for Spotted Cow? Anduzzi's for Spotted Cow? Sidelines for Spotted Cow?

Ringo--What's the best breakfast/brunch place in/around Green Bay? It doesn't have to be anything fancy--just looking for damn good food and a tasty Bloody preferably off the beaten path. Obviously no chain places... There was a place Ron Wolf would always talk about--Dottie's? Can't recall...

by ILvLamp Wed Oct 16, 2013 9:40 pm

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RingoCStarrQB wrote:OK Milani, so what's the game plan for next Sunday? The late start must surely mean that you will be stopping by St Willy's to help celebrate the 150th Anniversary, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ............ and maybe even clean up your act from lately You really need to get that prancer-lady out of your psyche.........yes you do.

What do others on this board think Milani's game plan should be? Krolls for chili and Spotted Cow?, Titletown Brewing for microbrew? Stadium Club for Spotted Cow. Curly's Pub for Spotted Cow. Champions for Spotted Cow? Anduzzi's for Spotted Cow? Sidelines for Spotted Cow?
Ringo--What's the best breakfast/brunch place in/around Green Bay? It doesn't have to be anything fancy--just looking for damn good food and a tasty Bloody preferably off the beaten path. Obviously no chain places... There was a place Ron Wolf would always talk about--Dottie's? Can't recall...

I don't know about breakfast, but these are some good choices (yes, even in Green Acres Green Bay):
-For casual lunch St. Brendan's Irish Pub
-Dinner the Wellington
-Dinner Chives (actually in Suamico near GB)

by JnC4GB Thu Oct 17, 2013 9:55 am

There's a place that's is a local downtown Green Bay greasy-spoon institution that's been around forever called "Al's Hamburger Shop" --though what it's really known for is its breakfast, specifically, its hash.

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For dinner, the owner of Chives, has a new, nice, upscale place I liked called [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] --I'd make a reservation for it if you want to go.

by Guest Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:24 am

JnC4GB wrote:There's a place that's is a local downtown Green Bay greasy-spoon institution that's been around forever called "Al's Hamburger Shop" --though what it's really known for is its breakfast, specifically, its hash.

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For dinner, the owner of Chives, has a new, nice, upscale place I liked called [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] --I'd make a reservation for it if you want to go.

Holy shit! How the fuck does Al turn a nut charging these prices? It costs me more to drag my ass out of bed in the morning and scratch my balls than that fucker charges for an omelete.

Thanks to you both for the suggestions. Much appreciated. Cool

by duck Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:43 am

JnC4GB wrote:There's a place that's is a local downtown Green Bay greasy-spoon institution that's been around forever called "Al's Hamburger Shop" --though what it's really known for is its breakfast, specifically, its hash.

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For dinner, the owner of Chives, has a new, nice, upscale place I liked called [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] --I'd make a reservation for it if you want to go.

Fess up, JnC... this menu is 20 years old. Two eggs and steak for $7.00?? You're shitting me.

Plus, only 5.5% sales tax in Wisconsin? Damn, the cost of living in California is higher than I thought.

by JnC4GB Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:54 am

Got it off their Facebook page.

Look at it this way...would they charge $1.50 for a donut 20 years ago?

There's a place here in town that's has "all you can eat bacon" Tuesdays. Buy a $2 can of PBR and all you can eat bacon!

You really should try to get out of the Bay Area once in a while bro... Wink

by duck Thu Oct 17, 2013 12:02 pm

JnC4GB wrote:Got it off their Facebook page.

Look at it this way...would they charge $1.50 for a donut 20 years ago?

There's a place here in town that's has "all you can eat bacon" Tuesdays. Buy a $2 can of PBR and all you can eat bacon!

You really should try to get out of the Bay Area once in a while bro...

I hear a lot of weird shit goes on outside the Bay Area.

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by CatalinaMinx Thu Oct 17, 2013 12:37 pm

duck wrote:
JnC4GB wrote:Got it off their Facebook page.

Look at it this way...would they charge $1.50 for a donut 20 years ago?

There's a place here in town that's has "all you can eat bacon" Tuesdays. Buy a $2 can of PBR and all you can eat bacon!

You really should try to get out of the Bay Area once in a while bro...
I hear a lot of weird shit goes on outside the Bay Area.

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by JnC4GB Thu Oct 17, 2013 12:41 pm

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Awesome.

And a great movie, BTW.

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by Guest Thu Oct 17, 2013 1:26 pm

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Thanks. There's a place called The Mint in Frisco, CO not far from Breckenridge and Vail up in the mountains that's kind of a must stop if you like the cook your own concept. It's gotta be one of the very original cook your own type places in the country (est 1863) and in the original wild west building. Fun place to go with a group of friends and chill by the grill with a couple of cocktails as you put some sizzle on your steak. Done just the way you like it every time! Wink

by milani Thu Oct 17, 2013 5:35 pm

RingoCStarrQB wrote:OK Milani, so what's the game plan for next Sunday? The late start must surely mean that you will be stopping by St Willy's to help celebrate the 150th Anniversary, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ............ and maybe even clean up your act from lately You really need to get that prancer-lady out of your psyche.........yes you do.

What do others on this board think Milani's game plan should be? Krolls for chili and Spotted Cow?, Titletown Brewing for microbrew? Stadium Club for Spotted Cow. Curly's Pub for Spotted Cow. Champions for Spotted Cow? Anduzzi's for Spotted Cow? Sidelines for Spotted Cow?

Definitely have to find some Brown fans at Stadium Club. Head over to the Oneida Casino to keep the old lady occupied. Walk down Holmgren Way so I can croon a few bars of " The Bears Still Suck" with the faithful. And then....Prance..Prance..Prance!

by RingoCStarrQB Thu Oct 17, 2013 7:20 pm

HD.........your breakfast question..........honestly I have no answer because the only breakfasts I have had that I can recall have either been at the hotel I stayed at, or once I recall having breakfast at Perkins in Neenah. A long time ago I had the brunch buffet at the Best Western.....not sure if that is an option any more. So maybe Al's is the place. There is another joint I found (you may want to call ahead) that is walking distance to Lambeau Field called Skip's Diner [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] but I doubt they have Bloody Mary's (looks a bit on the beat/needs a facelift side). I Googled 'breakfast near Lambeau Field' and nothing jumped out. I really don't eat much of a breakfast before Packers games.........mainly just jump in to the beer and sausages fray after Saturday night's escapade.

by ILvLamp Thu Oct 17, 2013 8:01 pm

Ooooohhh, I'll have to try Bleu, JnC. I have heard good reviews about it. I do think HD should go with the Wellington, though--he'll love the red velvet cheesecake.
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by JnC4GB Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:51 pm

ILvLamp wrote:Ooooohhh, I'll have to try Bleu, JnC. I have heard good reviews about it. I do think HD should go with the Wellington, though--he'll love the red velvet cheesecake.

Who doesn't love hot, red velvet cheesecake? Cool

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by Guest Fri Oct 18, 2013 12:15 am

JnC4GB wrote:
ILvLamp wrote:Ooooohhh, I'll have to try Bleu, JnC. I have heard good reviews about it. I do think HD should go with the Wellington, though--he'll love the red velvet cheesecake.

Who doesn't love hot, red velvet cheesecake?

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Who dat bitth? Hmmmm. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Heh--wenna come teh maw poo pahteh, darn-len?! Laughing

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by duck Fri Oct 18, 2013 1:00 am

JnC4GB wrote:
ILvLamp wrote:Ooooohhh, I'll have to try Bleu, JnC. I have heard good reviews about it. I do think HD should go with the Wellington, though--he'll love the red velvet cheesecake.

Who doesn't love hot, red velvet cheesecake?

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by Guest Fri Oct 18, 2013 11:46 am

RingoCStarrQB wrote:HD.........your breakfast question..........honestly I have no answer because the only breakfasts I have had that I can recall have either been at the hotel I stayed at, or once I recall having breakfast at Perkins in Neenah. A long time ago I had the brunch buffet at the Best Western.....not sure if that is an option any more. So maybe Al's is the place. There is another joint I found (you may want to call ahead) that is walking distance to Lambeau Field called Skip's Diner [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] but I doubt they have Bloody Mary's (looks a bit on the beat/needs a facelift side). I Googled 'breakfast near Lambeau Field' and nothing jumped out. I really don't eat much of a breakfast before Packers games.........mainly just jump in to the beer and sausages fray after Saturday night's escapade.

Thanks for the effort, Ringo. I appreciate it. Very Happy

by RingoCStarrQB Fri Oct 18, 2013 7:14 pm

HD.......now you have me wondering. This place looks like its worth a shot.........except it doesn't open until 9:00 a.m. (maybe earlier on Packers Sundays.......worth the phone call). Multiple Bloody Mary offerings..........kahlua and coffee........Eggs Benedict........French Toast.........Quiche.........champagne OJ. Hmmmmmmmmm?!?!

Milani......check this place out for us would ya please?

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Sheila......Catsy..........Whatcha Think 'Bout this WhiteDogBlackCat joint?

by CatalinaMinx Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:44 am

RingoCStarrQB wrote:HD.......now you have me wondering. This place looks like its worth a shot.........except it doesn't open until 9:00 a.m. (maybe earlier on Packers Sundays.......worth the phone call). Multiple Bloody Mary offerings..........kahlua and coffee........Eggs Benedict........French Toast.........Quiche.........champagne OJ. Hmmmmmmmmm?!?!

Milani......check this place out for us would ya please?

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Sheila......Catsy..........Whatcha Think 'Bout this WhiteDogBlackCat joint?

Oh I'd definitely check it out! Mimosas, fresh fruit and quiche for a little Sunday brunch?

by CatalinaMinx Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:58 am

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Awesome.

And a great movie, BTW.

It really was a great movie. One of my dad's favorites.

by CatalinaMinx Sat Oct 19, 2013 1:15 am

Speaking of jaw dropping, tongue rolling and eye popping...

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by ILvLamp Sat Oct 19, 2013 8:47 am

Speaking of jaw dropping, tongue rolling and eye popping...

He'd be much hawtter if the look weren't so manufactured/calculated...

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I liked this place.....You can grill your own meat.

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