91.   These restaurants serve robust, unfussy food, and, as a bonus, almost always have excellent wine lists.

92.   This oceanside restaurant serves lunch on a deck overlooking the sea, with nothing between the diner and the Atlantic Ocean until Portugal.

93.   This trendy restaurant near Harvard serves fresh New England comfort foods like Yankee pot roast and chicken pot pie.

94.   Though most Coach House aficionados recall rack of lamb, what the restaurant actually served were stupendous broiled triple lamb chops.

95.   Wedged against the Adobe Laundromat on Water Street in Santa Fe, N.M., this rustic restaurant serves Indian dishes from all over North America.

96.   When a restaurant served Haylee a piece of chocolate cake, Mrs. Bernstein plucked off the strawberry on top.

97.   When asked if the restaurant serves Jewish patrons who wear yarmulkes, Alpert said Orthodox Jews are unlikely to eat there because the food is not kosher.

98.   When I made a reservation for one at Aqua, I was told that the restaurant serves the full menu at the bar, a common response.

99.   While the Koryo Hotel is short on light and heat, its first-floor restaurant still serves an impressive bulgoghy, a traditional Korean beef barbecue.

100.   With bistro food becoming the everyday equivalent of pizza and countless Belgian restaurants serving frites, the french fry seems to be everywhere.