Let's do lunch again this Monday. Everybody is welcome. Everybody is responsible for their own bill.
El Rancho Grande is at 11th street and Utica just west of the QT. The food is Mexican, and I have read that their specialty is enchiladas and tamales.
I have read that it is the oldest restaurant in Tulsa in the original location.
I will get there around 11:30 to get us some table space. We need to estimate how many people are coming. If you can make it, please post here.
I thought El Rancho Grande was Italian.
Quote from: Trogdor on March 25, 2009, 10:44:43 AM
I thought El Rancho Grande was Italian.
Nope, Chinese.
I thought it was important to distinguish between Mexican, Cuban, Guatamalan, etc. I guess that was a stupid thing to add.
I am just easily confused. I thought Soy Milk was Spanish for "I am milk."
Quote from: RecycleMichael on March 25, 2009, 12:29:54 PM
I thought it was important to distinguish between Mexican, Cuban, Guatamalan, etc. I guess that was a stupid thing to add.
It's okay RM, this time. Just don't let it happen again. ;D
Seriously, good food at that place.
bump 8)
See you there RM. I dig the random conversations you get into when you meet up with the TN group.
I'll be the guy eating chips and salsa. Come find me.
Quote from: RecycleMichael on March 30, 2009, 08:42:59 AM
I'll be the guy eating chips and salsa. Come find me.
Free chips & salsa? No Entree?
Sorry to miss, I'm nursing a dislocated shoulder.
It was good. We had a small crowd, but the food was good and the conversation great.
The owner spent some time talking to us about the history and the waitresses kept my drink glass full.
We all got extra chips and salsa because it was a holiday, Veinte de Marcho or something like that.
Quote from: Conan71 on March 30, 2009, 12:36:45 PM
Sorry to miss, I'm nursing a dislocated shoulder.
I will be nursing a 12 pack soon.
Quote from: Conan71 on March 30, 2009, 12:36:45 PM
Sorry to miss, I'm nursing a dislocated shoulder.
You aren't supposed to drink from the keg like a bottle dude..
Quote from: Trogdor on March 30, 2009, 02:26:50 PM
You aren't supposed to drink from the keg like a bottle dude..
NOW someone tells me...
Is the shoulder related to a bike accident? Do you always meet at El Rancho Grande? I haven't been there in decades. We used to go there when I worked at Amoco at 6th & Boston. If we had to work OT on Saturday we would take our "Meal Money" they used to give us and go there for lunch.
Quote from: Enid on March 31, 2009, 11:02:57 PM
Is the shoulder related to a bike accident? Do you always meet at El Rancho Grande? I haven't been there in decades. We used to go there when I worked at Amoco at 6th & Boston. If we had to work OT on Saturday we would take our "Meal Money" they used to give us and go there for lunch.
No, moving things out of the garage attic. Narrow wet steps are a biznitch when you are as clumsy as I am. I felt the "pop" right away. I hadn't hit the bottom step yet and I was already thinking: "Schnitz! There goes spring rowing season!".
tell ' em how the shoulder was really really dis-located.
All I heard was "GRAVITY CHECK!" and you got kicked! (kidding) ;)
Quote from: Conan71 on March 30, 2009, 12:36:45 PM
Sorry to miss, I'm nursing a dislocated shoulder.
Good thing you're ambidextrous in your beer-drinking.
I heard it involved two blonds and some handcuffs.