Piggly Wiggly: red sauce, mozzarella, smoked bacon, roast garlic, mushroom, tomato, 4 cheeses. Meat Combo: pepperoni, hot sausage, black olives, onion, mozzarella. Each $3
Bill’s Pizza, Palm Springs CA
There’s something really comforting about the combination of hot melted mozzarella and greasy pepperoni, lol! I guess that’s why I loved the meat combo slice. 🙂
Sunrise in the desert.
Lettuce, tomato, RubySauce, cheddar cheese. Served with fries. $8.99
Ruby’s Diner, Cabazon CA
Meh, this burger was ok, but nothing special. The patty was a bit overdone and dry, and the French fries were just ok too.
Joshua Tree National Park.
Two 100% pure beef patties, lettuce, tomato, spread, two slices of American cheese on a freshly baked bun. Animal style with extra spread, pickles, and grilled onions. Add hot peppers. $3.80
In-N-Out Burger, Kettleman City CA
This is my newest way to order my In-N-Out burgers! Animal style with chiles, noms! These are super saucy and flavorful. One burger constitutes an entire for me. And I’m officially in eater heaven…
September 3, 2015. $3.80
Low fog on I-5 past Grapevine.
The Elton John: garlic, diced tomato, red onion, cooked spinach, artichoke, 4 cheeses. Piggly Wiggly: red sauce, mozzarella, smoked bacon, roast garlic, mushroom, tomato, 4 cheeses. Each $3
Bill’s Pizza, Palm Springs CA
These large slices tasted great, especially at three bucks a pop! The ingredient combinations worked really well, and I particularly liked the Piggly Wiggly slice.
Rainmaker Fountain, North Palm Canyon Drive.
Grilled chicken, vegetarian black beans, lettuce, shredded cheese, secret taco sauce, housemade salsa, green onions, flour tortilla. Served with guacamole and sour cream. $9.99
Ruby’s Diner, Cabazon CA
These tacos were pretty. Lame they were bland and super basic. They seemed more like stuffed quesadillas than proper tacos. Obviously, Ruby did not grow up in a Latino community…
“Forever Marilyn” sculpture by Seward Johnson.
Chicken consomme, carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, garbanzos, avocado, queso fresco and chipotle abodabo. $13
Nopalito, San Francisco CA
This soup was very flavorful, but surprisingly light compared to something like a pozole. I didn’t know what to expect and I was pleasantly surprised. The flavors were subtle but well developed. I was tickled by the dried whole pepper plopped in the middle.
7×7 Magazine’s The Big Eat San Francisco: 100 Things to Eat + Drink Before You Die
Fried garbanzo beans. Complimentary
Polvoron cookie. Complimentary
Beef burger with 4 oz ground chuck, truck-smoked cheddar, dill pickle, signature sauce, pickled red onion, romaine. $6.50
Bite-sized truck-smoked thigh pieces, buttermilk battered, bbq dipping sauce. $5.50
WhipOut! Food Truck, San Francisco CA
I liked the flavors of the slider but it was sitting in a pool of grease that completely soaked into the bottom bun, boo! I’m not sure if the grease was from the chicken pups or from the beef patty and cheese but it was gross! The top bun was also too thick for the small size of the slider. The fried chicken pups weren’t very good either. They were REALLY greasy and over-fried. They were really hard to chew and super salty! Overall, this was a failed lunch.
WhipOut! Food Truck.
Creek Stone Farm Black angus flank steak, fontina, roasted sweet onion, hot and sweet peppers. Served with Kettle chips and a pickle. $11.50
The Grove, San Francisco CA
I guess when I ordered this, I expected it to arrive more as a traditional cheesesteak sandwich rather than a panini. It’s not really what I wanted, but it tasted ok. I thought it was on the dry side and the batard was hard.
Clarion Alley, Mission.
With blue cheese dressing. 12 pieces $10.95
Escape From New York Pizza, San Francisco CA
I love chicken wings, but these weren’t the best. They were too wet and limp. I prefer them when they fried crispier then tossed in sauce. These did not live up to my wing standards.
Dancing Sprites statue, Huntington Park.
Soboro (ginger-honey braised ground beef), unagi (broiled fresh water eel with sweet bbq sauce), and salmon (grilled Scottish salmon with shio koji sauce). Organic mixed greens, edamame, pickles. $10.11
Onigilly, San Francisco CA
I liked the fillings of this rice bowl, but it just wasn’t enough food to fill me up for lunch especially for costing more than ten bucks. It was mostly rice and salad. I thought the unagi and soboro tasted great though.
Graffiti mural, 24th Street Bart Station.
Fresh ground Niman Ranch beef patties cooked medium well, a little pink inside when served with American cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, and secret sauce on a toasted egg bun. $10.99
Gott’s Roadside, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this was delicious, but perhaps a regular cheeseburger (1 patty) would have done it for me. This ate really easily, but it was like a brick in my stomach. I didn’t look THAT big but it certainly filled me up, literally! 🙂
Bernal Heights Park.
Grilled radicchio, sherry vinaigrette. $14
Trou Normand, San Francisco CA
Wow, this sandwich was SO tasty! The pork was juicy and delicious and the grilled radicchio really surprised me. It added a nice smokey flavor and crunchy texture to this luscious sandwich. NOMS!
Dolores Park.
Vittle Monster 