Originally Posted by kristenliz_28 (Post 826389)

Ugh, highway robbery...at least tell me they have red bull/monster/amp/other highly-caffeinated-sugary-horrible-for-you-but-still-tasty-energy-drinks for sale?

Originally Posted by EricVanWyk (Post 826396)

I work a few blocks north of the verizon. My list of lunch places are all a 10 minute walk away, but pretty tastey:

Ate Doors Down: Just past the CVS. Absolutely delicious, my favorite. They make their own breads on premises, which makes a huge difference. Try their small pizza - they use their own pita as the crust.

Chinese Place whose name I forgot: right next to Ate doors. They do a buffet, it is ok.

Koi Japan: Across the street from the CVS. I ate there once, and will never do so again. Avoid at all cost.

Consuelo's: Go to the CVS, turn left up the alley. Delicious Mexican food. Note that I'm a New Englander, you can make your snide comments about "real mexican" all you want, I don't care. I like it.

Wicked Good Deli: Across from the Quiznos. Good cheap food. Used to be my favorite, then Ate Doors Down opened.

B&B: Turn right at Ben&Jerry's. Best Caesar Wrap in town, although slightly hard to eat cleanly.

Cafe 324: On Commercial Street. Got sick eating their food 4 times in the past. Since then, an employee was fired for mishandling food, so it might be better. I still won't eat there, even though it is in the same building that I work in.

Tiya's: Turn right after the big citizen's bank. Good Thai.

Lala's: Across the street from the big citizen's bank and slightly before it. Great Hungarian food. 10$ish, but will stick to your ribs. Best sides in town.

Red Arrow Diner: On Lowell street. Only 24hr food place in town. Good greasy diner.

Originally Posted by JewishDan18 (Post 826646)

As pit captain, I always skipped lunch, and I expect you to do the same (j/k about the second part).

I'll have a copious amount of fruit punch in our pits which you're welcome to.

Originally Posted by iCurtis (Post 826391)

Not sure. I've always just gotten fountain drinks. I think there is bottled stuff somewhere, but I'm not positive.

Originally Posted by Daniel_LaFleur (Post 826415)

Food cannot be brought into the Verizon center (Stadium rules) and it tends to be cold outside in NH in late February.

As EricVanWyk said, there's plenty of good eats within 10 minutes of the Verizon, although I'd suggest you run your lunches in shifts as the local eateries tend to get overrun with teams during the lunch break and the match schedules tend to slip (making reservations rather difficult).

Again, if you need a local guide, look me up ... I'll probably be in our pits most of the day :rolleyes:

see y'all in just a few days :D

Originally Posted by kristenliz_28 (Post 827438)

One more thing before I leave you all alone haha, is there going to be a website where we can upload or look at pictures from the regional?

I know last year Team 20 went to Finger Lakes and there wasn't really an all-encompassing multimedia focused website =[

Originally Posted by MarcusF (Post 828361)

How or why were trailers coming unhitched?