Our ConvergeSouth dinner was moved to Ganache at the last minute. The staff worked really hard to accommodate us, even though we ended up with a few extra 
people and the restaurant was booked solid. Thanks much to the manager and servers for your patience -- it was a really fine evening, good food and conversation, and a nice way to show our guests some genuine Greensboro hospitality...I also heard good reviews for the Biltmore Hotel.
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I'll second that Ed.
We arrived @ 6:40 for some coffee. As the evening progressed the restaurant cheerfully dealt with several recombinations of tables and guests. In spite of the shuffles our meals were delivered accurately and warmly (I hate cold food). Especially considering it was Homecoming or some other thing that gets the kids all doo-lawed up, I never got a hint from our waiter that he felt we were the humongous pain in the ass that we probably were.
And the dessert? That alone was worth a return visit.
Seems like Thai Pan got a good write up also. Next time I'm in GSO (maybe to attend the trial of the GSO 'blogger that gets busted for posting the RMA report), I'll hit Thai Pan for dinner and Ganache for dessert.
Posted by: WillR | Oct 15, 2006 at 09:02 PM
Great to have you here this weekend, Will -- you added a lot to the conference.
Posted by: Ed Cone | Oct 15, 2006 at 09:23 PM
Ah, the dessert! Yes, it is definitely worth coming back just for that dessert! Heavenly! If I was just able to think more clearly at the time I would have bought a couple of more slices to take home and share with the family.
Posted by: coturnix | Oct 15, 2006 at 10:06 PM