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Tummy Tukwila is on vacation today. Check back next week for all new adventures. B is committed to trying one never before visited lunch location next week. Any suggestions?

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Anonymous said…
Hummm....well you haven't covered ACME's restaurant or Bullwinkle's at FFC in Tukwila. OR Wings Cafe at the Museum of Flight. Wings Cafe has free parking at the MOF & you don't have to have admission ticket to get to the cafe. Expect decent soup & salad fare in cafeteria style setting. If you go to Bullwinkle's & like adrenaline I suggest riding the Screamin Swing BEFORE lunch. BEFORE you eat that's all I'm sayin.
March 16, 2009 at 10:56 AM
Phantom Fox said…
M-

R&B will be dining at ACME Bowl on Thursday!
March 17, 2009 at 4:31 PM
R. said…
sorry, M... we ended up at Blue C today. j is in Spain for the next week, so we're waiting for his return before we try anything new.
March 19, 2009 at 4:36 PM
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