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Undrr: f.:r: J, re drrs, that the Brittany's IIcb-Ncb
la net il.e -.7.3 o the rliry Brittany's downstairs.
Thb place ecrves expensive (and good) l-r food In
an expensive (and j jod) manner. The menu, how
ever, ii lifted tad Izci expensive thin downstairs.
Needier to sry, we opted to cat upstairs. .
We ordered our food from our compliant but slow
waitress. A half-hcur end a twp-fcr later, the grub
arrived,
Chris ordered a variety plate of eppctbsrs. There
were gooey, rich, trended mczzcrelia sticks which
became sickentegly rckey alter three went down;
breaded chicken iillets which were fine; and
breaded mushrooms, which also were fine. A tz.ro
honeymustard sauce complimented each aperitif
aptly.
Jeff ate a I: pile cf mushrooms. He seemed to like
them, even though he didnt say much. The variety
plate ran about S3XD and the mushrooms about
$2.50.
Before the next two-fer was needed, the main
plates arrived. For bar food, it was fancy. Chris had
the chicken enchiladas for about J 5. They were fil
ling, but lacked palatial finesse. The chicken wa3 a
little dry and a little under-done. But Chris didnt
really care. They were good.
Jeff had the fch and chips, about $4. The fhh and
chips were Quite good. They reminded Jeff of sitting
in a London pub with his old friend Dr. Watson,
sharing a pint of grog. Watson would regale him with
tales of his friend and male companion Sherlock
Holmes. Jeff then chimed to have dined with the
Pope at the Underground. The Pope ordered steak.
("And it was a Friday, Chris!!")
The chips were a bit deceiving in that they were
curly like a pile of snakes, but were actually, in JefTs
word3 "quite good." -
After beir3 thoroughly gorged, we leaned back in
the comfortable chairs. Suddenly our attention wa3
grasped by a br.e fgurc ere: - L'i I.'Ir.th Street Walk
ir.; stoically cere -.3 the v. ct t trcet, hb sHhoucite
framed by a grey October tly, he footed o LrL,arn
Ycvr rr.urt hive kcl:cd as he viewed the future
site ot Salt Lake City. He held hb arms to the sfcy,
waildr.g toward Brittany's window.' . : ,"
We were in awe. Ifcd thb man claimed Brittany's
as hb Mecca? Were we to witness the historic
moment when thb man found hb ultimate apex? He
then stumbled, and embraced an old woman, who
up to now had been obscured by a low flying plane.
We were disappointed, of course. ,
The assignment wa3 nearing an end. We had
eaten, drank, laughed and learned. We would come
back to Brittany's someday if someone gave us more
money,. . .. . . -, :. . - - ":
A series of small satisfactory burps summed up
our general impression of Brittany's Hob-NobBar.
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Perhaps the most sur
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Quinn's personality and
outlook on her job b her
humility.
She in no way consid
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she vehemently opposes
a sex symbol label
wood) one. Ita plain," she
said.
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came successful and she
became more rcecjniia
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table" around relatives
and Mends.
But there also was the
"other" side of the coin.
"When I see a couple of
people wa!kL?3 toward .
me on the street with Dcf
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Quinn x?z3 s:!: ctcl ca a
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