41.   Few states permitted restaurants to serve beer, wine or liquor.

42.   For a second you pause to wonder why a Japanese restaurant is serving coffee at all, but the show is so great, who cares?

43.   Good for a quick fix, but the sauce is much sweeter than what most restaurants serve.

44.   However, she advises looking at what restaurants serve in terms of what can be done ahead.

45.   In a small town like Seward, most restaurants serve a variety of cuisines.

46.   In addition to these typical Taiwanese specialties, the restaurant serves sushi and a fabulous array of hotpots.

47.   In Bethlehem a local wine is available, and Ramallah restaurants serve locally made beer, but no liquor is sold in conservative Jenin.

48.   In Mexico City, where the finest restaurants have long served Continental and French food, there are now more than a dozen elegant places offering Mexican dishes.

49.   Italian restaurants serve pasta without red sauce.

50.   Italian restaurants serve it, steakhouses have to have it, coffee shops attempt it, and even cafeterias package it up and sell it alongside the Jell-O.