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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Mon, 10/19/09 12:46 PM
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enginecapt


You forgot one, Dale.


Yes, I must have forgotten to mention something that I told the Stern's to write about (insert sarcasm smiley here) in their PRE-WEBSITE ROADFOOD books. Pray tell what did I forget that hasn't  already been mentioned in one of these books?

By the way, I must have told this person what to write too!

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?threadID=1129547&start=0&tstart=0

(look under appetizer and drink)


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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Mon, 10/19/09 1:39 PM
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You forgot to mention the third leg of your traditional So Cal trifecta: the veggie garbage.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Mon, 10/19/09 1:48 PM
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enginecapt


You forgot to mention the third leg of your traditional So Cal trifecta: the veggie garbage.


I'm sorry, you must be mistaking me for Jane and Michael Stern, I never had anything to do with that they did NOT me, nor do I go around the web, telling others what to write about (as indicated in the previous link), or telling ballparks to serve california rolls when the Dodgers or Angels come to town.
It's not "MY"  traditional So Cal trifect- it IS THE tradtional So Cal Trifecta
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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Mon, 10/19/09 1:59 PM
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Never mind. My point has apparently eluded you. Carry on.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 10/20/09 9:22 AM
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Gentlemen....settle down now...let's at least agree to disagree.

Wanderingjew
I've spent considerable time in the west and am well versed in the smoothies and sushi out there. You're absolutely right, there is nothing comparable elsewhere. It's almost hard to find a bad sushi place in California (I'm sure plenty will dispute that).

..another easy to find meal in California, Mexican food...next on my trip the delicious Mom's Tamales: http://eatingtheroad.word...09/10/20/moms-tamales/



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 10/20/09 10:04 AM
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Me, I've always enjoyed my Sushi Smoothies when I hit the City of Light.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 10/20/09 10:58 AM
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Me, I've always enjoyed my Sushi Smoothies when I hit the City of Light.


...but uh actually isn't Paris "The City of Light"...Los Angeles would be "The City of Angels".

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 10/20/09 11:15 AM
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not if you're a doors fan.
besides, they serve Snail Smoothies in Paris.
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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 10/20/09 7:06 PM
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I love Mom's but my Mom didn't.  

Something about the area although she used to owna shopping center around the corner from there.  *shrugging*

I just wish they had later hours.  Other than that it's perfect!



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Wed, 10/21/09 9:53 AM
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I had a delicious meal and dessert at Mrs. Knott's Fried Chicken Dinner Restaurant:
http://eatingtheroad.word...ken-dinner-restaurant/





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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Wed, 10/21/09 12:47 PM
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Seems we travel the same paths.  I love Knotts Chicken dinner.

When I have out of town guests it's sometimes (often) on my list of places to eat.

Our assessments are even similar except that I love the rhubarb. Wish that I could take home gallons of it.

Once when there with a group of 5 the gave us our dessert pie in whole form to take home.  Now that's thinking!

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Wed, 10/21/09 1:42 PM
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mar52


Seems we travel the same paths.  I love Knotts Chicken dinner.

When I have out of town guests it's sometimes (often) on my list of places to eat.

Our assessments are even similar except that I love the rhubarb. Wish that I could take home gallons of it.

Once when there with a group of 5 the gave us our dessert pie in whole form to take home.  Now that's thinking!


This would be such a good place to bring a large group....much better than Buca Di Beppo or Cheesecake Factory or Chevy's. It still has that "down home" quality.

That's great that they gave you a whole pie, I love that!

Yeah....I don't know what it was about that rhubarb "slaw" it was just too sweet for me.

What are some of your other local favorites?

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Wed, 10/21/09 3:03 PM
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My favorites are gone.  :(  

For Barbecue I now like Joey's which is in the Inland Empire.  Years ago it was a weekly visit to Stern's BBQ in Culver City.  They'd make a killing if they came back.

Pizza there is a small place that serves pizza by the slice or whole.  Amazing crust and toppings:

LaRocco's Pizzeria
www.laroccospizzeria.com/
3819 Main St.
Culver City, CA 90232


For cheap crispy tacos and simple burritos it's always been:

Tito's Taco's
www.titostacos.com
11222 Washington Pl
Culver City, CA 90230

Many will argue this one.

That's all for now because this is your trip which I am loving.


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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Wed, 10/21/09 6:25 PM
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mar52 those both look good. I love LaRooco's hours "Open 11:00 AM and when we run out of dough we close…that’s it!" ...classic.

Well thanks. Unfortunately I'm no longer in that area otherwise I'd give them a shot. Next time though.   

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Thu, 10/22/09 11:10 AM
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Next stop, The Cottage in La Jolla, CA:
http://eatingtheroad.word...009/10/22/the-cottage/



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Thu, 10/22/09 12:25 PM
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That looks like a great way to start the day.

ETR, Your link isn't working and you have me curious!

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Thu, 10/22/09 12:34 PM
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Sorry...working now?

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Thu, 10/22/09 1:06 PM
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Yes!  I was persistant and kept refreshing the link.  Your pictures are superb.  Thanks for fixing it.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Fri, 10/23/09 7:54 AM
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Next stop....the self-proclaimed "world's best burger" from Hodad's:
http://eatingtheroad.word...com/2009/10/23/hodads/



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Fri, 10/23/09 12:13 PM
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Hodad's!  

I ate there just last Friday when my dogs were being spayed in El Cajon.  (Which I find ironic as they are girls)

I shared an order of Frings (onion rings and fries) had a small hamburger and a chocolate malt.

The place was mobbed.  It was lunch time so I'm not sure if this is an all day occurrence or not.

When we finally got our talbe (we didn't want to sit at the surf board table) and we ordered.

Odd, I thought as they brought out the Frings as if they were an appetizer.  They were incredible!  The wedge cut fries had a sprinkling of spice on them for a slight crust affect.  Crusty on the outside and soft on the inside. They were delicious!  I tried the ranch dressing, hot sauce and Ketchup/catsup on them.  Ketchup still won out.  

The onion rings were also outstanding, but not my all time favorite.  I liked that they didn't come pre-prepared out of a bag.

However, I like eating my fries and rings along with my hamburger.  The hamburger didn't show up until about 15 minutes later.  I found that a bit slow as they are a hamburger place.  It did give us a chance to read a lot of the license plates.

The reason I ordered the small hamburger was because I was also ordering that chocolate malt.  The burger didn't thrill me.  It was greasy although it did taste very fresh.  I only ate half of it.  I thought the hamburger meat was strong tasting.  Not to my liking.

The malt!!!  OMG it was good.  I took a few sips out of the metal shake container and decided that I would pour it into the paper cup they brought out along with it and take it to go as I toured around the San Diego area.

It had the perfect amount of malt powder.  I could taste it immediately and didn't have to wonder if they remembered to put it in.  It was topped with a slab/scoop of chocolate ice cream and drizzled with chocolate syrup.  

It is the number one, top of the list, best malt I've ever had!

However, when I got up to pay, it was cleaned off of my table immediately and I never got the chance to really drink it.  I was crushed and thought that it might be best if I didn't order another.  I really was crushed.

My take on Hodad's...  the burger isn't necessary.  Just order the Frings and a malt!

I'd go back if just for the malt it was that good.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Fri, 10/23/09 12:17 PM
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I agree with Mar52

The burger at Hodads, although monstruous in size was nothing special, I've had much better burgers this year and none of them were in California, although The chocolate malt, could probably be one of the best (if not the best) I've ever had.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Fri, 10/23/09 2:59 PM
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Mar52 great assessment. I'm with you on the burger and fries. I really wish I had gotten the frings and malt too...live and learn I guess.

wanderingjew where were the places that you got good burgers this year?

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Fri, 10/23/09 3:19 PM
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mar52


My favorites are gone.  :(  

For Barbecue I now like Joey's which is in the Inland Empire.  Years ago it was a weekly visit to Stern's BBQ in Culver City.  They'd make a killing if they came back.

Pizza there is a small place that serves pizza by the slice or whole.  Amazing crust and toppings:

LaRocco's Pizzeria
www.laroccospizzeria.com/
3819 Main St.
Culver City, CA 90232


For cheap crispy tacos and simple burritos it's always been:

Tito's Taco's
www.titostacos.com
11222 Washington Pl
Culver City, CA 90230

Many will argue this one.

That's all for now because this is your trip which I am loving.


Is it like a NY type crust?

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Fri, 10/23/09 10:11 PM
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Well I can't say for sure because I've never had a NY pizza.

This is a thin crust and tastes good on it's own.  I think it's the yeast in it that I like.

They do slices that taste like it's from a whole pie fresh from the oven.

The last kind I tried there was a white pizza.  It had maybe a Bechamel Sauce on it with clumps of ricotta on top.

My favorite is the plain cheese.  If the plain cheese isn't good, then I don't care about the rest.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sat, 10/24/09 9:26 AM
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Next stop was Fidel's Little Mexico in Solana Beach:
http://eatingtheroad.word.../fidels-little-mexico/





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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sun, 10/25/09 1:26 PM
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Good eats at The Breakfast Club of Menifee:
http://eatingtheroad.word...akfast-club-of-menife/





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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sun, 10/25/09 3:49 PM
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Am I correct in thinking that I don't see any cilantro on your taco?  I might like this place!

I really think that it should be optional.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sun, 10/25/09 4:35 PM
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When I went home to San Diego last Christmas, my mother dragged me to Fidel's. I was sceptical. I was wrong.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sun, 10/25/09 5:08 PM
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mar52


Am I correct in thinking that I don't see any cilantro on your taco?  I might like this place!

I really think that it should be optional.

Yeah, no cilantro in that taco. You know, I used to not enjoy cilantro but now I'm a fan. I don't know if I ever really see it used in fish tacos anyways...it's more so in the carne asada...sometimes the pork or chicken. I guess it depends.

Poverty Pete

When I went home to San Diego last Christmas, my mother dragged me to Fidel's. I was sceptical. I was wrong.

That place is awesome. I really like the atmosphere. What'd you have?


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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sun, 10/25/09 6:41 PM
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EatingTheRoad


mar52


Am I correct in thinking that I don't see any cilantro on your taco?  I might like this place!

I really think that it should be optional.

Yeah, no cilantro in that taco. You know, I used to not enjoy cilantro but now I'm a fan. I don't know if I ever really see it used in fish tacos anyways...it's more so in the carne asada...sometimes the pork or chicken. I guess it depends.

Poverty Pete

When I went home to San Diego last Christmas, my mother dragged me to Fidel's. I was sceptical. I was wrong.

That place is awesome. I really like the atmosphere. What'd you have?

 
I concurr, Fidel's was one of my favorite stops during my Los Angeles-San Diego trip last spring. I had both the fried and grilled fish taco- I enjoyed them both equally.
***HINT HINT***
Fidel's could be on my top 10 list for 2009

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Mon, 10/26/09 9:48 AM
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wanderingjew, I'm looking forward to your 2009 list! Can't wait to find out all the places I need to make trips to

Next place I went was Shield's Date Garden, I really love this place. If I were in the area I'd go there for a shake every weekend!
http://eatingtheroad.word...6/shields-date-garden/





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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 10/27/09 9:27 AM
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Mmmm....my first taste of Chicken & Waffles....what took me so long to try this?
http://eatingtheroad.word...o-los-chicken-waffles/



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 10/27/09 2:22 PM
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I failed to figure this out from your writeup: what is the Lo-Lo's-endorsed method of eating chicken and waffles?

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 10/27/09 5:24 PM
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You know it was more a suggestion to separate everything out first and then try all the combinations until I found how I personally like to eat it. They don't have a secret Lo-Lo's method...sorry...but good question.

I like mine doused in hot sauce and alternating between the chicken and then the syrup laden waffles.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Wed, 10/28/09 9:41 AM
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Unfortunately I had a dissapointing dinner at La Piazza Al Forno in Glendale, AZ. I've heard only good things so maybe it was just an off night. Anyone else eaten there?
http://eatingtheroad.word...28/la-piazza-al-forno/



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Thu, 10/29/09 9:07 AM
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Next stop was Matt's Big Breakfast in Phoenix, AZ (great breakfast!):
http://eatingtheroad.word...9/matts-big-breakfast/



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Fri, 10/30/09 9:00 AM
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Next I ate a Single Bypass at the Heart Attack Grill Diet Center in Chandler, AZ:
http://eatingtheroad.word...ack-grill-diet-center/



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Fri, 10/30/09 11:40 AM
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I'm in Scottsdale right this moment and I can't get anyone to go to any of these places.  :(

I really wanted to go to Matt's for breakfast but looks like it's out.

Wedding food tonight for dinner.... I hope!

I drove from Los Angeles so on your recommendation (and because I've never had one before) we will be stopping at Shield's for a date shake on the way home.  I'll let you know what I think.



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Fri, 10/30/09 2:48 PM
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mar52


I really wanted to go to Matt's for breakfast but looks like it's out.

Wedding food tonight for dinner.... I hope!

I drove from Los Angeles so on your recommendation (and because I've never had one before) we will be stopping at Shield's for a date shake on the way home.  I'll let you know what I think.


Oh goodness!!! Shield's is phenomenal, please do go and please let me know that I'm not insane by being a total groupie of 'em.

I highly suggest you hit up either Mrs. White's or Lo-Lo's, try to persuade the "others". Also, if you can, make it to Matt's...get a waffle, I was reading some posts about them and they look fantastic.
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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sat, 10/31/09 9:08 AM
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Next I had a really weird meal, has anyone been to Chino Bandido? It's an extremely unique place:
http://eatingtheroad.word...9/10/31/chino-bandido/



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sat, 10/31/09 9:47 AM
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did you hit ANY old school mex places?

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sat, 10/31/09 10:06 AM
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Not really. What old school Mexican place did you have in mind?

I went to Cafe Castro in Santa Fe...that was pretty good.

I also went to El Tepeyac Cafe:
http://eatingtheroad.word...2009/10/17/el-tepeyac/     

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sat, 10/31/09 11:46 AM
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I sent WJ here on one of his Valley of the Sun trips.
 http://www.teepeemexicanfood.com/
In addition, Los Dos Molinos
http://www.losdosmolinosaz.com/

and Carolina's


serve some of the best mexi I've had in my 57 years.
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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sat, 10/31/09 11:48 AM
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Damn, looks good! Too bad I'm no longer in the area. Next time for sure. Any other recommendations?

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sat, 10/31/09 12:46 PM
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If you make to Milwaukee, besides the frozen custard, butterburgers and German, Jewish and Serbian delicacies, you couldn't go wrong sampling some of our Mexican restaurants. La Canoa was recently reviewed in our local paper. Here's a Mexican-style seafood soup with  crab, clams, squid and fish~
 

 
Some deep fried tilapia~
 

 
A shrimp cocktail~
 

 
and the full review~
 
http://www.jsonline.com/features/dining/67073967.html
 

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sat, 10/31/09 3:09 PM
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MilwFoodlovers wow that's quite a list you got going for me. Looks like you can't go wrong with that seafood soup. I certainly want to get some frozen custard and a butter burger. I'll be sure to get recommendations from you when I'm headed up there.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sat, 10/31/09 10:15 PM
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Those potatoes n' onions at Matt's Big Breakfast look soooo good! If it wasn't for my severe aviophobia, I swear I'd be on the very next plane to Phoenix...  

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sun, 11/1/09 7:29 AM
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Hehe. Well fill up the tank and start now...you'll be there before you know it

It's a good breakfast bit not that good...I'd bet you could whip up some nice rosemary potatoes at home this morning.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Sun, 11/1/09 9:26 AM
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nocarolina, you'd love the potatoes at ny next stop too, Brandy's Restaurant & Bakery in Flagstaff, AZ. I had an awesome breakfast there:
http://eatingtheroad.word...01/brandys-restaurant/





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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Mon, 11/2/09 9:21 AM
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Next I had lunch at an awesome "shack" in Albuquerque, NM known as Sophia's Place:
http://eatingtheroad.word...9/11/01/sophias-place/





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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 11/3/09 8:51 AM
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Alright everyone...listen up...the best burger I've ever had, at Standard Diner in Albuquerque, NM. If you haven't been there I highly recommend getting in the car right now. Does anyone else concur with my lunacy over this place?
http://eatingtheroad.word.../11/03/standard-diner/





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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 11/3/09 10:42 AM
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bill voss


I sent WJ here on one of his Valley of the Sun trips.
http://www.teepeemexicanfood.com/
In addition, Los Dos Molinos
http://www.losdosmolinosaz.com/

and Carolina's


serve some of the best mexi I've had in my 57 years.

 
You hit on my Top 3 in the "Valley of the Sun" and I'll add another one:
http://www.nandosmexicancafe.com/index.html
 
we go to the one in Gilbert AZ- Southwest Corner of Baseline & Val Vista, Behind the Circle K and Arby's
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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 11/3/09 10:58 AM
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I would tell you to go to Pamela's in Pittsburgh for the best pancakes!

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 11/3/09 11:30 AM
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It is an awfully good looking burger, I can concur to that.

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 11/3/09 1:17 PM
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goodgreasyeats


I would tell you to go to Pamela's in Pittsburgh for the best pancakes!


Man I've got to try that then....I love pancakes, one of my favorite meals :)

Nancypalooza


It is an awfully good looking burger, I can concur to that.


Okay good, I thought I might be a little crazy...good to know there are others as nuts.


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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 11/3/09 7:18 PM
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I had a Date Shake!!!  I wrote about it on my Scottsdale thread.

I LOVED IT!

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Tue, 11/3/09 9:10 PM
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I'm so glad....I always get a bit nervous when I'm overzealous about something and I recommend it...I feel like the expectations may be to high but I'm happy to hear you loved it too!

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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Wed, 11/4/09 9:37 AM
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Next I had a cozy breakfast at Tecolote Cafe in Santa Fe, New Mexico:
http://eatingtheroad.word...9/11/04/tecolote-cafe/



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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Thu, 11/5/09 9:47 AM
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Next? The famed Green Chile Cheeseburger at Bobcat Bite:
http://eatingtheroad.word...009/11/05/bobcat-bite/





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Re:Across the Nation (Best of List) - Eating The Road - Thu, 11/5/09 1:10 PM
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Atole Pinion Pancakes!  Now that's something I got to try.

Blue corn flour can be dry but I like the taste.

I love that you have them split things.  I'll have to try that next time I'm split between two choices.

Give me both!

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