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Originally posted by wanderingjew
I’ve pretty much done all of these tours on my own
So I put "other"How about a SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ROADFOOD TOUR
Consisting of REGIONAL Favorites such as CALIFORNIA ROLLS & SUSHI, SMOOTHIE AND JUICE BARS, and FISH TACOS
I would be up for this one, but probably too "healthy" for most, and I mean that in a good way!
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Originally posted by buffetbuster
wanderingjew-
When I was in San Diego in September, I called Juice Kaboose to get their hours and was never able to get a hold of anyone. I am fearing the worst.ChiTownDiner-
Don’t even think about going to San Diego without one breakfast at Hob Nob Hill. One of my all-time favorites!
Buffetbuster
They’re still open…
In fact their website is still active
wanderingjew-
When I was in San Diego in September, I called Juice Kaboose to get their hours and was never able to get a hold of anyone. I am fearing the worst.
ChiTownDiner-
Don’t even think about going to San Diego without one breakfast at Hob Nob Hill. One of my all-time favorites!
Perfect – I’ve been making a list and checking it twice…I had El Indio on it. I’m hoping to have mastered a camera by that trip also.
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Originally posted by ChiTownDiner
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Originally posted by wanderingjew
I’ve pretty much done all of these tours on my own
So I put "other"How about a SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ROADFOOD TOUR
Consisting of REGIONAL Favorites such as CALIFORNIA ROLLS & SUSHI, SMOOTHIE AND JUICE BARS, and FISH TACOSI love those choices. will be in San Diego in early March hoping to try alot of those items.
Chi Town check out
El Indio and The Cottage for Fish Tacos
Ichiban in Pacific Beach for California Rolls
Juice Kaboose in la Jolla for Smoothies and Juice (not sure if this is still in business as the restaurant was mysteriously removed without any explanation
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Originally posted by wanderingjew
I’ve pretty much done all of these tours on my own
So I put "other"How about a SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ROADFOOD TOUR
Consisting of REGIONAL Favorites such as CALIFORNIA ROLLS & SUSHI, SMOOTHIE AND JUICE BARS, and FISH TACOS
I love those choices. will be in San Diego in early March hoping to try alot of those items.
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Originally posted by wanderingjew
I’ve pretty much done all of these tours on my own
So I put "other"How about a SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ROADFOOD TOUR
Consisting of REGIONAL Favorites such as CALIFORNIA ROLLS & SUSHI, SMOOTHIE AND JUICE BARS, and FISH TACOS
I do these things all the time in Portland.
I voted for the New Haven pizza, etc, tour…
plus, I figure we’ll make it easy on the Stern’s as they live nearby…
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Originally posted by Kiowa1
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Originally posted by Mark in VT
How about a Fried Clam tour of the New England Coast ?
Now I would be first in line for this one !
Markand chowders, lobster, shrimp, mussels, Indian pudding and, of course, "chop suey"… Where do I sign up???…
Yes, a tour of the south coast of Maine, from Portland to the border – lots of terrific options there!
and chowders, lobster, shrimp, mussels, Indian pudding and, of course, "chop suey"… Where do I sign up???…
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Chop Suey, Now your talking ! My mom made it every week when I was a kid. Still love the stuff today. For me the simpler the better !
Let’s go the "Clam Tour" one better:
How about a Lobster Tour in Maine and New Hampshire?
Wife and I were in the Portland, ME area for a week vacationing last September. It wasn’t a very good trip, I only had lobster 6 times!
Wally
(again!)
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Originally posted by Mark in VT
How about a Fried Clam tour of the New England Coast ?
Now I would be first in line for this one !
Mark
and chowders, lobster, shrimp, mussels, Indian pudding and, of course, "chop suey"… Where do I sign up???…
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Originally posted by Mark in VT
How about a Fried Clam tour of the New England Coast ?
Now I would be first in line for this one !
Mark
A classic! But we did a similar tour a couple of years ago – Roadfood visited Cape Ann, MA for fried clams (the best in New England) and roast beef sandwiches. Previous tours include Chicago and Nashville too, so we intentionally left those out.
How about a Fried Clam tour of the New England Coast ?
Now I would be first in line for this one !
Mark
By necessity, the choices are just a sampling. There are hundreds of additional possibilities! How about:
Cornell Chicken tour of NY State
Stuffed Ham and Crab tour of MD
Chili and Goetta tour of Cincinnati
A Great Lakes Perch Tour
A Michigan Pasty Tour
An Arkansas BBQ and Catfish Tour
A Southwest Tour of Indian Cuisine
A Santa Maria BBQ Tour of CA
Salmon, Razor Clams, and Oysters: A Seafood Tour of the Coastal NW
Hangtown, Louie, and Joe – An Historical Culinary Tour of The Bay Area
Etc., etc., etc, …
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