Anyone else planning for dinner on Friday night in Somerset?
04-16-2001, 01:31 PM
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Anyone else planning for dinner on Friday night in Somerset?
Figured I better get a reservation unless we wanted to dine at the local Arby's :-P so I found a place not far from the Holiday Inn that doesn't sound bad. It's called the Pine Grill Restaurant, and they have a website if you want to take a look. I reserved a table for 10 at 7:00 p.m. so we've got at least 2-4 empty spots at our table or I figure we can always push tables together if others make reservations. (I'm sure they'll love us.) Anyway, the more the merrier! They're phone number is (814) 445-2102.<ul><li><a href="http://www.somersetcounty.com/pinegrill/index.html">Pine Grill Restaurant</a></li></ul>
04-16-2001, 01:37 PM
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I'll take one of those spots!!!! I don't like the fast food on the Indiana Ohio or Pa turn pikes so
...I will want a nice dinner. Email me if i need to make a res on my own. JIM
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Here's the scoop: It's not that big of a restaurant, but they said that they could probably handle
a group of 20 in the smoking section by putting two tables together. My existing reservation is for 10 in non-smoking, and they can handle additional small groups in non-smoking. What I'd suggest (and the folks at the restaurant concurred that this would be the best way to handle it) would be for small groups to make their own reservations. That way it won't be a logistical nightmare for them and for us. So, if you're interested, get on the horn by tomorrow at the latest as she said they fill up fast.
