Has anyone been to Noble Experiment yet? Is it hard to get in? Any special thing you need to do to get a reservation?
By DougOLis
on Mar 10, 2010 05:31 PM
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Haven't been yet, but from what I hear it's just call or text to get a reservation. They have a website that is purely a link to emailing them, but it has their phone number on it too (619-488-4713). According to Yelpers they're open Wed-Sun.
http://www.nobleexperimentsd.com/
How do you post links as actual links, btw? Can we write in HTML here?
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Haven't been yet, but from what I hear it's just call or text to get a reservation. They have a website that is purely a link to emailing them, but it has their phone number on it too (619-488-4713). According to Yelpers they're open Wed-Sun.
http://www.nobleexperimentsd.com/
How do you post links as actual links, btw? Can we write in HTML here?
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Haven't been yet, but from what I hear it's just call or text to get a reservation. They have a website that is purely a link to emailing them, but it has their phone number on it too (619-488-4713). According to Yelpers they're open Wed-Sun.
http://www.nobleexperimentsd.com/
How do you post links as actual links, btw? Can we write in HTML here?
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Sorry for the multiples duplicate posts. Either my internet or Chowhound had an internet fart and now there are three of them.
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I went over the weekend. Really excellent. Reservations are a must.
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"Really excellent"
Can you break it down?
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Their website is all jacked up. When you click on it, their e-mail function opens up. I am not optimistic at this juncture.
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I assumed they did that on purpose, as they want you to call, text, or e-mail to make reservations. And they want to keep their air of mystery for at least a little while longer.
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Oh.
Just what the San Diego food scene needs, more schtick.
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Wait until Searsucker opens.
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Let Antony make you a drink,
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He made my cocktails - Dark & Stormy from the drink list (the best I ever had) and a follow up cocktail with rum as a base liquor. No food scene here just great drinks. Once you find the place it is very friendly and comfortable.
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