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Mediterranean for me. Doesn't matter the local it's all good in my book .

Vinny -- tough question! It's like asking, "who's your favorite child?" (haha). Currently, (and always subject to change) it's probably Asian cuisine for me. Vinny, I'm guessing Mexican might be one of your fav's... While dining at Mario's awhile back you and a lady friend grabbed the booth behind ...

See food for me!

Italian all day baby!

Cheeseburgers..3 meals a day...365 days a year! Mix in a Prime Rib once a week...

Can't pick just one, but agree with the Mediterranean....or American. But only under force by a totalitarian regime.....maybe.

Probably Southern French, since I only get one. Otherwise I'd add Italian too. Although that's pretty much all I eat now.

Can I add Thai food?

And Vietnamese?

And Indian?

Oh man, shouldn't answer this question close to dinner time.

So cal taco shop, which differs from what the world knows as Mexican food.

camobass wrote: Mon Nov 27, 2023 2:10 pm So cal taco shop, which differs from what the world knows as Mexican food.

What he said.

So much variety...ceviche to birria to RTGs to La Paz burritos. ....Sarita's is cool but I'm a El Puerto type...

For Mexican So cal , Las Quatros Milpas , down in the war zone as it has been called over the years . JV's if you like fast and large portions . Nice to see a topic that can easily be replied to without offense . Cheers ! WR

Vietnamese

Asian if that is an OK category. Thai if I have to get more specific although Korean, Japanese, Afghan, Vietnamese, Indian, Indonesian etc. are also very good. Italian, French, Spanish and Mexican are also very good. So nice to have the variety here in San Diego.

Worst food I have ever tasted was ...

For Mexican So cal , Las Quatros Milpas , down in the war zone as it has been called over the years . JV's if you like fast and large portions . Nice to see a topic that can easily be replied to without offense . Cheers ! WR


WR -- wondering if you've ever tried this place? Hole in the wall ...

For Mexican So cal , Las Quatros Milpas , down in the war zone as it has been called over the years . JV's if you like fast and large portions . Nice to see a topic that can easily be replied to without offense . Cheers ! WR


WR -- wondering if you've ever tried this place? Hole in the wall ...

If you’re talking El Cajon, the barrel on east main that’s been there forever has new owners and is fire.

I would say silvas especially for green salsa but I had a major let down on a surf n turf where they didn’t de vein the shrimp. Before that, it was pretty epic.

Rosaritos on old 80 is really ...

American meat and potatoes for me! Steaks, burgers, dogs etc.

Given tonight is Christmas on the Prado, I think I will have a little bit of everything but if I had to choose only one it be Austrian

Allman Brothers, Lynryd Skynryd, Marshall Tucker Band, Outlaws, Charlie Daniels Band. I was a big southern rock guy. Also, the Who, Jethro Tull, Fleetwood Mac, Deep Purple, Santana, ELO, Doobie Brothers etc… Most recently and a bucket list concert for me was Bob Seger. However, I would rather catch ...

I lived in Chicago, which was a great hub for music. So I have a lot of those mentioned, but my first concert was Pink Floyd for their Animals tour which was a lot of sensory input for a first concert. :)

Other big additions ( IMHO) , David Bowie, Genesis, Utopia, Yes, Kansas, Moody Blues, Steely ...

Social Distortion
Offspring
Greenday
White Stripes
Violent Femmes
Wall of Voodoo
Pink Floyd
Grateful Dead
Just to name a few, I don't like country, but do lie old country so I also saw Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and Merle Hagard