COLA’s Italian Restaurant in Manhattan
Sometimes it can be difficult to decide where you want to eat. This can occur anywhere, including the great city of New York. This can become compounded when more than one person is dining and it becomes more complex with the greater the number of people. Even for those individuals, and many of us are among them who have an absolute favorite restaurant and an absolute favorite meal, there can be times when even that just doesn’t sound interesting and you’re left feeling extremely hungry with nowhere to go. Tom recently had this problem, which is rare for him. He has been a life long resident of New York and he knows the city’s dining establishments inside and out.
However, last Friday night he had just finished a hard week of work and also just got paid. It is common for him to want to hang out and enjoy a great meal with some friends on payday. This day was no different than the others, however he just could not think of one place that sounded good. He was beginning to get on the nerves of his friends when finally Tony announced that they would be going to Cola’s on 8th Avenue and that was all there was to it. If Tom couldn’t agree to go and find something to eat there, that was just too bad. He was too hungry to sit around talking about food any longer. Tom new he had tired the patience of his friends and agreed to go with them to get some pasta at Cola’s.
This actually turned out to be on of the greatest meals he had eaten all year. After much deliberation he finally decided to have the Lasagna Classica and when it arrived the aroma alone lit up his taste buds. Tom loved his lasagna, which he had never before ordered there and declared Cola’s to be one of the best restaurants Manhattan. He now knew exactly were to come the next time he was famished yet wasn’t interested in anything. His friends, who were enjoying the Chicken Breast Romana, the Jumbo Prawns Positano and the Eggplant Parmigiana Rolatini didn’t raise their gazes from their plates when they announced somewhat sarcastically that they were happy for their friend.
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