So i'm looking for a nicer place to go out to eat. I enjoy the Great Wall and El Rodeo but i'm thinking like one step better.

Kyoto is one of the better ones, but if you don't like Japanese you also have Applebees, Ground Round, The 10th St Diner, El Maguey, Primas, Johny's Smokestack (I think? - it's on 72), Mandarin Garden, The International Buffet, the chinese place on 63 north of TJ and probably others to chose from. Rolla's pretty small, so you could just drive around until you find something that looks decent.

The List:
http://www.rollachamber.org/restaurants.htm

Tenth Street Dinner House is excellent.

Has anybody had a good experience with Gordos, or that other italian place that just recently opened up? I thought Gordos wasn't that good for the price, and my friends said the other one wasn't that good either.

for the price, i wouldn't recommend Gordo's. I would have much rather eaten at Bruno's. (bastards...) I would recommend 10th Street. That new pasta place is ok. Good cheese garlic bread, fetuccini was so-so. Not to expensive, and if I rember right, they had pretty good lunch specials.

gordos is terrible!

If you're willing to drive a little bit there's the Feed Lot in Cuba. About 20 minutes E on 44.

DaVinci's is good... (the restaurant, not the camputh organithasion)... and also Panera Bread. Peace out.

Carl

The Johnny's Smokestack was pretty good, the last time i had it.

Zeno's is excellent, but costs lots of money.

DaVinci's looks pretty nice. I have never eaten there, but I think it is a sort of dress up (like collared shirt) type place. I know a guy that works there and he has to look pretty nice when he goes into work. I have no idea about the food though.

Brooklyn, lets go to el rodeo!!!!

Oh yeah, I have been to DaVinci's once, and it was pretty average to bad. It wasn't good pasta, and even worse service.