Tags: dining
I love to eat, and always get really excited about interview pre-nights and similar events that involve a free meal. It's great to get the chance to talk to your potential employer over food while letting them pick up the bill! One thing that always made me uncomfortable though was the etiquette...I mean who really knows what fork to use when they give you three? Is there a correct way to be holding my silverware? Who's bread plate is that!?
THANK GOODNESS FOR FISHER'S GRADUATE PROGRAMS!
I have always had a penchant for trying to find the best places to dine out. For me, there is nothing like going to my favorite restaurant, bar, diner, cafe' or sidewalk shack to get some amazingly delicious and succulent food. I would almost consider dining out as a personal hobby of mine. It's really no big secret, I like food and food likes me.
I am a big, HUGE proponent of furthering Columbus' reputation as a foodie town. So when I saw this article in the Washington Post about Columbus and our burgeoning (and I can't think of a better word for it) AGGRESSIVE food scene, I was very impressed and proud of our big town/ little city.