Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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30 Jun 2011, 06:22 #22481
Tu_triky wrote:All my favorite restaurants, honestly.

They left out Hof's Hut. :beaten:
30 Jun 2011, 06:32 #22482
bmwracer wrote:
They left out Hof's Hut. :beaten:


:hehe:

I can't believe Denny's is at such high risk for going under though...not that I go there but it seems like they are everywhere.
30 Jun 2011, 07:42 #22483
Tu_triky wrote:I can't believe Denny's is at such high risk for going under though...not that I go there but it seems like they are everywhere.

I guess their recent "Baconalia" fell flat.

It was a dumb title... Shoulda been BaconPalooza. :mrgreen:
30 Jun 2011, 08:16 #22484
bmwracer wrote:
I guess their recent "Baconalia" fell flat
It was a dumb title... Shoulda been BaconPalooza. :mrgreen:


:hehe:

Without offering the following as condiment the marketing campaign was sheer folly.

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30 Jun 2011, 11:34 #22485
Tu_triky wrote:[image]

LOL.

I thought I'd seen it all regarding bacon.... :rofl:
30 Jun 2011, 11:43 #22486
bmwracer wrote:
LOL.

I thought I'd seen it all regarding bacon.... :rofl:


Hehe. I actually saw a bottle of it at this posh department store in London called Harvey Nichols.
30 Jun 2011, 11:47 #22487
Tu_triky wrote:Hehe. I actually saw a bottle of it at this posh department store in London called Harvey Nichols.

Wonder if it's any good... Would be perfect for BLTs. :mrgreen:
30 Jun 2011, 11:50 #22488
bmwracer wrote:
Wonder if it's any good... Would be perfect for BLTs. :mrgreen:


Fair point!
30 Jun 2011, 14:44 #22489
Tu_triky wrote:

All my favorite restaurants, honestly.


off that list,

Wendy's, Denny's is most surprising to see off that list

and Morton's too? I wonder which restarants are doing exceptionally well in these hard economic (slow to recover) times?
30 Jun 2011, 21:22 #22490
I know one thing, the day McDonalds files for bankruptcy is the day fast food ends :hehe:
30 Jun 2011, 21:32 #22491
arnel98 wrote:I know one thing, the day McDonalds files for bankruptcy is the day fast food ends :hehe:

Works for me. :mrgreen:
1 Jul 2011, 05:46 #22492
qilver wrote:

off that list,

Wendy's, Denny's is most surprising to see off that list

and Morton's too? I wonder which restarants are doing exceptionally well in these hard economic (slow to recover) times?


Im not surprised Denny's is there' THey have gotten quite over priced for what they offer.
You can get a better sirloin meal at Outback cheaper. :victory:

And if anyone has ever eaten at Sonic they'll understand why too. :bleh:

Meanwhile we ate at the same new sushi place in NSB when we got rained off the beach. Sushi and grilled Unagi on rice. FABULOUS!! :woot:
1 Jul 2011, 06:14 #22493
Eve wrote:

Im not surprised Denny's is there' THey have gotten quite over priced for what they offer.


The cost of the The Moons over my Hammy made my hands clammy.


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1 Jul 2011, 07:15 #22494
^ LOL. :hehe:
1 Jul 2011, 07:18 #22495
bmwracer wrote:^ LOL. :hehe:


Gotta love the graphics.
1 Jul 2011, 14:35 #22496
arnel98 wrote:I know one thing, the day McDonalds files for bankruptcy is the day fast food ends :hehe:


too much fast food, and we need more slow-food, healthier less fattening wasteful calorie type foods we have here in america. Some McD's is ok, but its everywhere, and the food is just ok
1 Jul 2011, 21:20 #22497
qilver wrote:

too much fast food, and we need more slow-food, healthier less fattening wasteful calorie type foods we have here in america. Some McD's is ok, but its everywhere, and the food is just ok

they are literally everywhere... in my area. there's 3 macdonalds just 1 block away from my place - north, east and west. hehehe
1 Jul 2011, 22:01 #22498
Harajuku's Patisserie Marion Crepes Pops-Up In Mitsuwa Mar Vista

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Photo: Tatiana Arbogast

Patisserie Marion Crepes, Japan's popular pastry maker that expanded to various locations in Asia, starts an eleven-day pop-up today at Mar Vista's Mitsuwa. The store's roots first sprouted in Tokyo's spirited Harajuku neighborhood and can be found today in Seoul, Taipei, Singapore, and Hong Kong, though there's no official representative in L.A...yet. If you're familiar with the Japanese attention to detail and pursuit of perfection, then you know there''s a strong chance these stuffed sweet things can likely compete with the Gallic varieties. Get the chance to confirm from June 30th to July 10th at Mitsuwa, before the pop-up goes East for the rest of the summer.

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Mitsuwa, 3760 South Centinela Ave. Mar Vista.
1 Jul 2011, 22:05 #22499
^ What about Torrance????? :puppydog:
1 Jul 2011, 22:14 #22500
bmwracer wrote:^ What about Torrance????? :puppydog:


For once, I think the Centinela Mitsuwa gets the goods.

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