How was the Reef restaurant?

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

Sorry Irene & I couldn't make it but had to work & had my parents over for dinner. Still, we had a nice meal with bbq Eel, beef stirfry, steamed "dim sum" and mixed veg.

Just wondering how the Reef dinner went? I'm sure you all had a good time. How was the food?

Anthony

[skylord]

The food was good and the company was great. I think 11 showed up but its hard to expect to many more than that on a Sunday evening.

Scott

[Jason McK]

Sorry, Ya good times. Neet restaurant. Food was good company was excellent. Hope to see more and Others out next time.

I took a couple of pics. They'll be up on the blog later tonight

J

[blaster]

What type of food was that?

[christyf5]

Awesome to hear! Sorry I missed it :neutral:

[VFX]

What type of food was that?

Hey Blaster, how you doing?

I didn't make it but the food there is pretty good.

Here's the link (http://www.thereefrestaurant.com/)

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[Puff]

i heard that reef place was pretty decent. also heard there were a couple of REALLY good caribbean places, but they're a much longer drive.

glad to hear it was a good night. i plan on trying to make it to one of these dinners at some point! didnt work out this time as i think ive done 14+ hours of homework this weekend. not a good time!lol

[untamed]

As soon as I sat down in the Reef Restaurant, they handed me the "Rum menu". This instantly became my favourite restaurant!

...however...I'm not inclined to attend future dinners because the opportunity to meet people and "talk tank" is very limited by the seating arrangement. Basically, you end up talking with the person beside/across from you the entire evening. It's a long evening to spend talking to only 2 people.

Best events (IMO) are still the tank tours, BBQs, frag swaps, and TomR's meeting/tank tour because I'm there to chat with everyone and those events provide opportunity to do that.

A restaurant with a private room might work better. That way, we could stand up, walk around and mingle.