Consistent and flavorful middle eastern dishes. Casual atmosphere, inexpensive menu, and friendly service. Lunch special can’t be beat – falafel and shawarma and drink for $7.99.
Recommend the falafel (eat in so it’s fresh), stuffed grape leaves, and middle eastern style pizzas.
Serving al vapor tacos right from steam table. Gotta try em. I got one each – papas (potato), beef, and pollo (chicken). I tempered the hot (temperature wise) meal with the bottled house salsa.
Location:1948 N Tustin St,Orange,United States
Tito’s La Familia
1948 Tustin St.
Orange, CA 92865
Tito’s also has a location on 17th Street in Santa Ana. If you got, let me know what you think.
Chez Marcel is a small bistro in Prague with moderate prices. The menu features all the expected fare – for my dinner I had the Duck Confit with truffle mash potatoes. And though my intention was to have a simple meal, I couldn’t resist also trying the Foie Gras Poêlè (house made) so my light meal turned into… well, a not so light one. A glass of Rosè rounded out my first meal in Prague.
Notable features: credit cards accepted, pleasant service, and a no smoking section in the upper deck of the restaurant.
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Mike and Patty’s was recommend to me awhile back, and my mouth was watering since. Adding frustration to the last trip by first showing up on a Monday, one of the two days a week they are closed.
This trip I made up for it by going twice in four days. They are best known for their Egg and Bacon Fancy which is simply a really good breakfast sandwich. I substituted the standard cheese cheese for Gruyere. Couldn’t be any better.
The second trip I ordered the Breafsst Torta with chorizo. I enjoyed it even more.
They are open for breakfast and lunch everyday except for Monday and Tuesday.
Location:Boston, MA, United States
- Posted by fork on the road
Desert first. Life can be short.
- Posted by fork on the road
Enjoyed a good late night meal at the (institution) Ebbitts Grill near the White House. They have one of the best bars in the city, and all the wait staff are professionals. On our recent evening, our server Tiffany, made a two star dinner into a three star by being personable, attentive and knowledgeable.
Unless you are a fan of Cincinnati style chili, skip Clydes Chili.
- Posted by fork on the road
Renzo’s offers it’s take on Peruvian food to fit the local business crowds. Not always authentic, but always tasty. As an example, the beef Saltado had the subtle flavors but was served in a wrap. Ceviche, soups, and pork dishes are the things to order.
Open every day except Sunday. Check website for hours
- Posted by fork on the road
what folks are saying: