Seafood Extravaganza!
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Seafood Extravaganza!
CONTE'S
I have lived in CT my whole life, and never have I found a "favorite" restaurant let alone food. I am truly impressed with the exertion the cooks and owner brought to the table at CONTE'S Market and Grill! I have never tasted a seafood dish quite as mouth watering and transcendentally assimilating as the seafood at CONTE'S right by the river front. The prices are definitly right for fairfield county-wealthiest of the Nation-and are conspicuously worth it too. That being said CONTE'S must be something you experience. I would certainly recommend a dining experience at Conte's.
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I have lived in CT my whole life, and never have I found a "favorite" restaurant let alone food. I am truly impressed with the exertion the cooks and owner brought to the table at CONTE'S Market and Grill! I have never tasted a seafood dish quite as mouth watering and transcendentally assimilating as the seafood at CONTE'S right by the river front. The prices are definitly right for fairfield county-wealthiest of the Nation-and are conspicuously worth it too. That being said CONTE'S must be something you experience. I would certainly recommend a dining experience at Conte's.
Friday Nights are Live Music ---AWESOME! hot babes and hot diggity dudes!
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#10
Joined: Aug 2007
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IF you had wrote it more along the lines of
"For anyone visiting Westport, CT (let alone you never said where in CT it is), try Conte's Market and Grill for excellent seafood."
It may have come off better but even then it is still close to advertising. The way you wrote it is way too over the top. You have financial interest in getting people to come there so posting on a website about the restaurant is advertising unless you are responding to someone's question.
"For anyone visiting Westport, CT (let alone you never said where in CT it is), try Conte's Market and Grill for excellent seafood."
It may have come off better but even then it is still close to advertising. The way you wrote it is way too over the top. You have financial interest in getting people to come there so posting on a website about the restaurant is advertising unless you are responding to someone's question.
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Well, this ad just made me feel stupid, so I'll stay away. I have no idea what makes food "transcendentally assimilating". I'd rather just get some that tastes good. Food that assimilates me transcendentally scares the hell out of me. But then "hot diggety dudes" scare me even more! No thanks.
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Joined: Apr 2003
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Well... I tried...
transcendental: incapable of being the root of an algebraic equation with rational coefficients <ð is a transcendental number>
assimilation: the incorporation or conversion of nutrients into protoplasm that in animals follows digestion and absorption and in higher plants involves both photosynthesis and root absorption
My conclusion: their food is incapable of conversion
transcendental: incapable of being the root of an algebraic equation with rational coefficients <ð is a transcendental number>
assimilation: the incorporation or conversion of nutrients into protoplasm that in animals follows digestion and absorption and in higher plants involves both photosynthesis and root absorption
My conclusion: their food is incapable of conversion
#20
Joined: Jan 2003
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Posts like this are better received when it's not your one & only here on Fodor's. Tell us something about Connecticut that could be helpful. Answer people's questions about fall folliage, whatever. Also mention you love your employer and the restaurant you work in. That makes it a travel post, instead of advertisement




