1/3 rack baby back ribs, 2 chicken thighs, baked beans, brussels sprouts. $17
Babe’s Bar-B-Que & Brewhouse, Rancho Mirage CA
Hmm, this wasn’t very good. The ribs had a weird texture and so did the chicken for that matter. The bbq sauce wasn’t very good either. Lame.
Cheese, lettuce, onions, cilantro, sour cream, guacamole. $4.75
Tropisueno, San Francisco CA
This was good. I like the barbacoa at Tropisueno. It has a nice flavor. Not sure the super taco price is worth it though.
Salami, pepperoni, sausage, red onion, jalapenos, and bbq sauce. $5.25
Oz Pizza, San Francisco CA
This slice was nice and messy, and I loved it, lol! There was plenty of meat and it had a good amount of cheese too!
Good Mong Kok Bakery, San Francisco CA
I wish this place was closer to my office! I’d stop by more often. They have great dim sum at super low prices. The ladies can be a bit gruff if you don’t speak Chinese (Cantonese maybe?), but you can just point and choose. 🙂
Gyro meat with hummus, tzatziki, and small Greek salad. Served with pita. $10.75
Ayola, San Francisco CA
I can’t stay away from the gyros plate from Ayola. It’s partly because it’s so close to my office, but I love eating the gyro meat with topped with some humms, tzatziki and their hot sauce. Yum!
Fried egg, vegetables, chili paste over with rice. $10.20
The Store on the Corner, San Francisco CA
This bibimbap was good. I liked all the veggies, but the beef was a bit dry. I’m glad the runny egg was there to add some needed moisture.
$3.50
Coffee Mission, San Francisco CA
Omg, this croissant was really delicious! I loved the combo of banana, chocolate, and almond. The croissant was also so flaky and buttery. Noms!
Basil, peppers, garlic, onions, chili. $9.95
Chili Cha Cha 2, San Francisco CA
This was ok, I liked the flavors enough, but the dish was really oily and the chicken was a bit on the dry side.
Celery, house-made apple slaw, mayo, pickle, bun. $8
The Bird, San Francisco CA
I gave into my greasy food cravings again and had to have a chicken sandwich from The Bird again! It’s still as delicious as last time. Noms!
Scrambled eggs, ham, fruit, wheat toast. $12
Escena Lounge & Grill, Palm Springs CA
This was ok. They give you plenty of ham, but the scrambled eggs were my favorite. They weren’t very light and fluffy. I still love their complimentary muffins though!
Blueberry muffins with butter.
Two farm eggs, house-smoked salmon, baby red potato, onion, fresh herbs, lemon hollandaise, capers. $16
Eight4Nine, Palm Springs CA
This hash was pretty good. I liked the flavor of the smoked salmon and the hollandaise. The super small, chopped dish of melons really odd though and difficult to eat.
Cheddar, monterey jack, guacamole, sour cream, Blackbook dark salsa. $14
Blackbook, Palm Springs CA
These nachos were pretty tasty, and I really liked the dark salsa. I thought that it could have been priced slightly less though.
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