Dining out Cedar Rapids Flame Room menu items reviewed
A Cedar Rapids downtown restaurant, the Flame Room, offers basic fare with additions such as chicken livers and mushrooms at 4.45, chateau briand for two at 12.95, shish kabob 4.25, chicken ala cordon bleu 4.95, surf n turf 10.50, and fried shrimp 4.95. Appetizers include cottage cheese, corn relish, chicken salad, paté, shrimp cocktail 2.35, marinated herring 1.25, and Bermuda onion rings 1.25. A four-person party praised their dinners amid a tempting appetizer tray.
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Flame Room serves solid fare with attentive service in Cedar Rapids
The Flame Room offers end cut ribeye and New York strip steak cooked to order along with fried walleye pike and a bountiful salad. A warm critique notes one portion could have been hotter but overall meals are plentiful and well priced. Luncheon hours run 11 to 2 except Saturday. dinner 5 to 11 daily. Sunday closed.
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Dear Abby Advice Letters on Affairs and Marital Struggles
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Mirror's Evolution From Hand Mirrors to Looking Glass
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Socks stay up and wear well as sock fashion shifts
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