Italian
Lombardi's, New York
The famous clam pizza at Lombardi’s. Also had the chicken parmesan, half white and sausage pizza, and an Italian salad. Solid pizza! . . .
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Mediterranean
Halal Guys, New York
Combo Platter of chicken and beef at the Halal Guys before the sauce. White sauce is decadent and the red sauce is just a bit too spicy. Lunch on the streets of New York City. . . .
Italian
Gelso & Grand, Los Angeles
Pizza and pasta at Gelso & Grand. And hello to our new friends from LA! . . .
American
The Little Jewel of New Orleans, Los Angeles
Doubleheader at Yankee stadium watching Baltimore at New York. Check out that thick cut bacon. When is that coming to LA? . . .
Japanese
Ippudo, New York
Ramen! Ichiran In New York City. . . .
Italian
Old Town Bar, New York
Old School Italian tonight with old friends. Linguine and clams in red sauce and linguine with shrimp in pesto sauce. We started with the classic fried calamari and finished with a slice of tiramisu. . . . .restaurant
Seafood
Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant, New York
Oysters and Seafood Stew at the Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant. . . .
BBQ
Peter McManus Cafe, New York
Steak at Peter Luger’s. We had the rib steak and the steak for two. Yum! Glad we went! . . .
Chinese
Dong Ting Chun, San Gabriel Valley
Hunanese lunch. Spicy chicken feet and pig ear with tofu, spicy Pig stomach, and spicy sliced potatoes. Wife loves this stuff. Dong Ting Chun 洞庭春 . . . .
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Fried Chicken with Rice and Dipping Sauces — May 2019
A takeout tray of crispy fried chicken pieces with a mound of rice topped with fried shallots and two sauces.
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Enjoying a Sunday afternoon at the park
Enjoying a Sunday afternoon at the park. Petco Park, watching the Dodgers attempt to sweep the Padres!!! . . .
Korean
Kang Ho Dong Baekjeong, San Gabriel
Korean Bbq at Kang Ho Dong Baekjeong. We had the thin sliced Brisket, beef short rib, and pork belly. I think our favorite was the thinly sliced brisket. Also had the tofu soup and lunch box. . . .