OT: whats a good fondue resturant?

[d***@hotmail.com]

What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?

Thanks

[Todd Blanchette]

I don't think I've ever heard of one... just buy your own kit (cheap) and
you can have 4 different fondues at home (cheese, oil, broth, chocolate).
Good meal too...

Cheers
Todd

Post by d***@hotmail.com
What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
Thanks

[d***@hotmail.com]

On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 18:20:51 GMT, "Todd Blanchette"

Post by Todd Blanchette
I don't think I've ever heard of one... just buy your own kit (cheap) and
you can have 4 different fondues at home (cheese, oil, broth, chocolate).
Good meal too...
Cheers
Todd

Post by d***@hotmail.com
What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
Thanks

???
buy my own? YAH, why bother going to olive garden if i can just buy a
pot to boil some pasta in.

???

[KC]

One of the vegetarian restaurants on whyte avenue had a great fondue of
fruit in chocolate and it was great but I can't remember the name of it. It
was only a dessert item though. I haven't heard of any fondue restaurants
either. Maybe someone should open one :) If they can have a pita pit they
can have a fondue fix


Yes, the whole point about a restaurant is not doing it or the dishes
yourself Todd. ;)

Post by d***@hotmail.com
On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 18:20:51 GMT, "Todd Blanchette"

Post by Todd Blanchette
I don't think I've ever heard of one... just buy your own kit (cheap) and
you can have 4 different fondues at home (cheese, oil, broth, chocolate).
Good meal too...
Cheers
Todd

Post by d***@hotmail.com
What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
Thanks

???
buy my own? YAH, why bother going to olive garden if i can just buy a
pot to boil some pasta in.
???

...

[Todd Blanchette]

True, but what's $40 for a fondue pot when one person's meal will cost more
than that...

Cheers
Todd

Post by KC
One of the vegetarian restaurants on whyte avenue had a great fondue of
fruit in chocolate and it was great but I can't remember the name of it. It
was only a dessert item though. I haven't heard of any fondue restaurants
either. Maybe someone should open one :) If they can have a pita pit they
can have a fondue fix
Yes, the whole point about a restaurant is not doing it or the dishes
yourself Todd. ;)

Post by d***@hotmail.com
On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 18:20:51 GMT, "Todd Blanchette"

Post by Todd Blanchette
I don't think I've ever heard of one... just buy your own kit (cheap) and
you can have 4 different fondues at home (cheese, oil, broth, chocolate).
Good meal too...
Cheers
Todd

Post by d***@hotmail.com
What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
Thanks

???
buy my own? YAH, why bother going to olive garden if i can just buy a
pot to boil some pasta in.
???

...

[d***@hotmail.com]

On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 22:02:51 GMT, "Todd Blanchette"

Post by Todd Blanchette
True, but what's $40 for a fondue pot when one person's meal will cost more
than that...
Cheers
Todd

some people like to go out for a nice dinner

[John b]

don't know if this is close but the Ginseng Restaurant and Korean
Village (Riverbend?) have this kind of meal. You take meat from the
buffet, bring it to your table and cook it yourself. Only catch-if you
leave leftovers, be prepared to pay

JB

[Richard]

This is called Steamboat. Several restaurants have this type of meal. A
very good one is Bangkok Restaurant on 116 Ave/116 Street.

Post by John b
don't know if this is close but the Ginseng Restaurant and Korean
Village (Riverbend?) have this kind of meal. You take meat from the
buffet, bring it to your table and cook it yourself. Only catch-if you
leave leftovers, be prepared to pay
JB

[Microfello]

We had a fondue at The Cheese Factory on 82nd ave. and 89th street. You have
to book in advance and choose your dishes ahead of time. Excellent service
and wonderful food. If I remember correctly it was a 4 course fondue.


Richard

Post by d***@hotmail.com
What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
Thanks

[Todd Blanchette]

The cheese factory is an awesome restaurant... the poutine there is
"authentic". Bonus if you speak french to help out the cute girls ;)

Cheers
Todd

Post by Microfello
We had a fondue at The Cheese Factory on 82nd ave. and 89th street. You have
to book in advance and choose your dishes ahead of time. Excellent service
and wonderful food. If I remember correctly it was a 4 course fondue.
Richard

Post by d***@hotmail.com
What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
Thanks

[Todd Blanchette]

Wouldn't know, haven't been there in over a year... would be a shame if they
closed though...

Cheers
Todd

Last time I checked, the restaurant part was not operational... Are
they open again?
On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 05:39:19 GMT, "Todd Blanchette"

Post by Todd Blanchette
The cheese factory is an awesome restaurant... the poutine there is
"authentic". Bonus if you speak french to help out the cute girls ;)
Cheers
Todd

Post by Microfello
We had a fondue at The Cheese Factory on 82nd ave. and 89th street. You

have

Post by Microfello
to book in advance and choose your dishes ahead of time. Excellent service
and wonderful food. If I remember correctly it was a 4 course fondue.
Richard

Post by d***@hotmail.com
What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
Thanks

...

[realm174]

Well, the counter side is open, but the restaurant side isn't... or at
least, that's the way it was when I went in July, and there was no
specific plans to as to when the restaurant would reopen.... So I
dunno... if anyone drives by, they could let us know... it's an hour
drive from here, so I won't make a special trip just to find out... :)

On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 12:27:31 GMT, "Todd Blanchette"

Post by Todd Blanchette
Wouldn't know, haven't been there in over a year... would be a shame if they
closed though...
Cheers
Todd

Last time I checked, the restaurant part was not operational... Are
they open again?
On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 05:39:19 GMT, "Todd Blanchette"

Post by Todd Blanchette
The cheese factory is an awesome restaurant... the poutine there is
"authentic". Bonus if you speak french to help out the cute girls ;)
Cheers
Todd

Post by Microfello
We had a fondue at The Cheese Factory on 82nd ave. and 89th street. You

have

Post by Microfello
to book in advance and choose your dishes ahead of time. Excellent

service

Post by Todd Blanchette

Post by Microfello
and wonderful food. If I remember correctly it was a 4 course fondue.
Richard

Post by d***@hotmail.com
What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
Thanks

...

[Tekfrog]

Try out The Cheese Factory on Whyte Ave. Been there a few times and is
a great French Fondue place.

Post by d***@hotmail.com
What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
Thanks

[Peter Schroeder]

:Try out The Cheese Factory on Whyte Ave. Been there a few times and is
:a great French Fondue place.

Restaurant is not in business any more :(

They tried to get fancy and changed their menu and it took it's toll.
I wonder people kill a good thing???

:> What is a good fondue resturant? I cant seem to find any in edmonton
:> by means of yellowpages and search engines. Any suggestions?
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