re: What is the greatest thing you've ever eaten?

This was pretty good. I think it was my first reverse sear steak.
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I’ve never seen that in the menu. But honestly I also haven’t been to Neptune in a while. May have to go order that soon.

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I think the Lobster Spaghettini is only available on Mondays. I did an overnight trip to Boston a few years ago I did in fact go there on a Monday based on my old email records.

Supposedly it's tough to get in Neptune later in the week and the weekends so I guess I picked a good day to pop in .

Hokkaido uni with white truffle on brioche at The Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare.

Dover Sole at Le Bernardin.

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Homemade pasta With wild boar at Osteria Le Panzanelle

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Good looking dish. Doesn't sound like it's "homemade" though. Looks like you got it at a restaurant.

I was in the Navy and living in Gaeta, Italy with wife #1. We spent the day at the beach. There was a roadside deli with a patio across from the beach. We each got a caprese salad and a glass of pinot grigio. I'd had many caprese salads before and many after but something about that one has always stuck with me. Every bite was just like oh my god this is so good. It was perfect.

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I'd have to think a little more about it, but the first thing the comes to mind is the fois gras nigiri at Uni sushi (original location in Austin).

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You mean Uchi? I loved that place.

I like the scallop and foie gras nigiri at Umami better though

First brisket I smoked about 2 months ago. I couldn't believe how good it came out.

Yep. I’ve tried uni more than once. I can eat a vast array of cuisine and love variety.

I can't uni.

Not sure about savory food ... but the best dessert I've ever had was the chocolate brownie at the Hazel Mountain Chocolate Factory in Oughtmama, Ireland.

Not sure if I could even describe it ... the carrot cake was phenomenal as well.