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Non-Tech : RAINFOREST CAFE -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John Carragher who wrote (3482)	11/10/1997 9:25:00 AM
From: AARON DIDICH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4704

All: Just returned yesterday from Chicago where we had the opportunity to dine at the RFC on W. Ohio for lunch on Saturday. We were meeting friends at 1:15 and had arrived ourselves early to watch the people and crowds. I was quite impressed with the number of cars pulling up and dropping families off. Parking is a distinct problem and is limited, valet parking was being utilized to the max at $6 a car!! In the span of 25 minutes I saw two limos drop off people and the cars were usually about 4 deep awaiting drivers to park them. Of course there was a steady stream of taxis disembarking passengers. Comments were all positive as the people were leaving, adults and children all thought it was "neat or awesome". Service and food was great and as someone else had noted I believe some time in the past, portions were huge. Our fare included the Rasta Pasta, Vegie Burger, Chicken Salad, Caesar's, Quesedilla, and Mojo's Ribs. Also used the pass included with the annual report and went to the head of the line. The first person we showed it to was perplexed and questioned the source of the pass, when told we were shareholders he became accomodating immediately and were issued a passport. My 14 year old son did notice that the people in line behind us were not too happy with someone cutting in front of them but it sure was nice not to have to wait an hour to be seated. It did seem the line moved quickly and people were buying things at the gift shop. For those tracking the numbers, we were issued receipt #39704. Aaron