rayfornario
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TJ restaurants
I have been going to TJ for dinner about 1 day a week for 10 years or so.
Best fajita's are over at the "Caves" on Revolution. Ask for David when you go in. I have known him for 10 years and he is like family. He is off on
Monday's.
Taco Bell(no the chain) on 1st ave going back to the border.
I have a pedestrain sentri card so there is no wait for me to get back to the US. I hope they keep that program going because it is awesome to get
back into the US...as easy as getting into Mexico!
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DENNIS
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You have a pedestrian Sentri pass? What is that? Never heard of it.
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fdt
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I have had one since the program started, it works great
http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=4904#pid35641
Here I am behind the girl on the first days when it was beeing tryed out
A well informed Baja California traveler is a smart Baja California traveler!
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JESSE
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Isn't "caves" one of those 10 buck all you can drink bars in revolucion?
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Dave
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No wonder the fajitas are so good
Quote: | Originally posted by JESSE
Isn't "caves" one of those 10 buck all you can drink bars in revolucion? |
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SDRonni
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We've always liked La Costa for the whole grilled fish....
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rayfornario
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Quote: | Originally posted by JESSE
Isn't "caves" one of those 10 buck all you can drink bars in revolucion? |
It is at night but during the day, it is a restaurant. The staff are great and The food is excellant.
Ray
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rayfornario
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Sentri pass
Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
You have a pedestrian Sentri pass? What is that? Never heard of it. |
It is a pilot program done by customes , very similar to the vehicle sentri. You submit the neccersary papers, let them do a criminal background check
and the you are permitted to use the fast pedestrian lane(the one to the extreme right in the pedestrian line) and are instantly back in the US. It
was free back when my wife and I applied. Unfortunately they are not accepting any more applications at this time. I think that when they do a secure
border card in liu of the passport requirement to get back into the US, that it will be similar to this.
Ray
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movinguy
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Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
You have a pedestrian Sentri pass? What is that? Never heard of it. |
I believe everyone applying for SENTRI goes through the same process - adding vehicles and transponders is an optional step.
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tjvagabundo
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The procedure for a pedestian pass is different than an auto pass. All that I needed for the pedestrian when I enrolled in 2004 was a valid passport.
Also with the pedestrian they do a facial scan.
I found out a couple of weeks ago, while I was at the otay office, that the pedestrian sentri is going to be coming back. They couldn't give me a
timeline on when this would be.
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