I, too, ordered chicken wings that were not fully cooked. I've never been
back.
On Thu, Sep 8, 2022, 8:29 PM JACQUELINE SASSO via Lincoln <
lincoln@lincolntalk.org> wrote:
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> Is anyone experiencing poor quality in the take out food from the Tack
> Room? We try to give them business so Lincoln
I agree John, never had a bad meal, always great service it’s just a fun place
to go and see people town.
Adam M Hogue
Cell: (978) 828-6184
> On Sep 8, 2022, at 9:13 PM, John Robinson wrote:
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> I’ve ordered takeout from the Tack Room four or five times in the last couple
> months,
I’ve ordered takeout from the Tack Room four or five times in the last couple
months, and it’s always been flawless: crispy, warm pork belly; delicious
wings; fantastic General Tso cauliflower. When I’ve eaten there in person, the
food has been tremendous, the staff friendly and helpful, and
Can somebody speak to the restaurant owner, and explain Lincoln's stake in
this, and how we intend to give The Tack Room any & all ways we're going to
give them special treatment assuming they meet us halfway & give Lincoln
special attention, too.
'
Diana Abrashkin, Registered Architect
Hello,
I am sending this link not to promote this person’s blog even though I
happen to love it and subscribe to it. I am forwarding because this is
important to me and whereas this is a farming community, I think it’s
important to many in this community who value fresh, wholesome,
Is anyone experiencing poor quality in the take out food from the Tack Room?
We try to give them business so Lincoln doesn’t lose the only restaurant but
more than not we have gotten chicken wings that were not fully cooked, rubbery
chicken sandwiches, the the burgers cannot be specified well
Are you Franklyn Dach? Does anyone know this person? We are getting Amazon
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advise Amazon that they have the wrong address. Thank you!
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