FOOD THREAD VOL. GRUB LIFE

[lifestooshort80]

What are all of the pastries?
The blueberry one looks good.

The red blue and brown are malasadas. Red is strawberry, the brown is poi(cant explain what it is lol), and blue is taro. Its really good, even the regular doughnuts. The dough is soft and moist on the inside.

 

[solewoman]

Can’t stand poi

 

[Bronson]

Fried Oreos.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Can someone give some food suggestions for The San Diego? I will search through the thread for suggesstions to but if anyone knows of anything off hand, please give the help. Tacos, Seafood, Low-Ki things to do. Thanks

 

[solewoman]

South beach grill
Hodads
The chicken and waffle stand. I can’t remember the name I’ll have to google it

 

[23soles]

Can someone give some food suggestions for The San Diego? I will search through the thread for suggesstions to but if anyone knows of anything off hand, please give the help. Tacos, Seafood, Low-Ki things to do. Thanks

Salud in Barrio Logan
Puesto in La Jolla
Buona Forchetta
Meze

 

[solewoman]

Definitely get carne asada fries and a California burrito

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Definitely get carne asada fries and a California burrito

Yea, I've had that dumb California Burrito with the fries in there. Not a fan man.

No disrespect.

 

[jape]

Can someone give some food suggestions for The San Diego? I will search through the thread for suggesstions to but if anyone knows of anything off hand, please give the help. Tacos, Seafood, Low-Ki things to do. Thanks

Chipotle

 

[Bronson]

Yea, I've had that dumb California Burrito with the fries in there. Not a fan man.

No disrespect.

 

[solewoman]

Yea, I've had that dumb California Burrito with the fries in there. Not a fan man.

No disrespect.

You’re everything wrong with this world

 

[lawdog1]

As far as things to do in SD, I’ve enjoyed my time at several of the pretty well-know tourist attractions there (aside from Sea Wolf and The SD Zoo) -

Balboa Park
Old Town SD
Seaport Village

Are all places I’ve had a good time down there without spending a ton of money. Of those places, the best for food is Old Town.

 

[ahat]

NTs Larry David

 

[solewoman]

SD zoo is a really dope zoo.
Def go to Oceanside and also hit the gaslamp district

 

[kix2mny]

As far as things to do in SD, I’ve enjoyed my time at several of the pretty well-know tourist attractions there (aside from Sea Wolf and The SD Zoo) -

Balboa Park
Old Town SD
Seaport Village

Are all places I’ve had a good time down there without spending a ton of money. Of those places, the best for food is Old Town.

Balboa Park is dope. My kids enjoyed running around. We also went seal watching and drove by some hunted hotel - can’t remember the name but it’s pretty famous.

 

[kix2mny]

Sons allergic to a bunch of stuff so I made a plantain sandwhich with some boars head Turkey. He enjoyed it. Got the idea from a spot I went to that made sandwich from plantains.

 

[kix2mny]

Double post. Trying to get the hang of posting images and writing text underneath.

 

[kingkoopa]

Fish n chips

 

[solewoman]

All these spots keep coming to me. Buono forchetta for authentic Italian

 

[solewoman]

 

[Nouss]

In San Diego, we went to see the seals ( or sea lions) right on the beach in La Jolla.

 

[Remy LeBeau]

Yea, I've had that dumb California Burrito with the fries in there. Not a fan man.

No disrespect.

You watch your mouth

 

[ahat]

California sea lions are huge, and smell awful

 

[Bronson]

California sea lions are huge, and smell awful

Do they really?

They cute tho

 

[lawdog1]

Do they really?

They cute tho

If you get close enough, yes, they stink.

But they’re pretty entertaining to watch. Lay around on top of eachother in funny positions. Make some interesting, loud sounds. Scarf down fish.

Edit* Also, in my experience, where you find sea lions, you also find a lot of sea gulls and, consequently sea gull doo-doo, which doesn’t help the odor situation.