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Roberto
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Quote: | Originally posted by Baja&Back
On the other hand, Olive Garden is my fav. |
If you weren't joking, that comment henceforth disqualifies you from expressing opinions on restaurants.
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lizard lips
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Quote: | Originally posted by rogerj1
When I was living in Mazatlan while in college, after a month or so away from home, I started to become obsessed about American fast food. I was
craving a good hamburger. Back then there was no presence by American restaurants, except maybe a KFC.
My father in law opened the first KFC here in Ensenada as well as Mazatlan. I hear the current KFC in Ensenada is terrible.
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Sharksbaja
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Quote: | Originally posted by Roberto
Quote: | Originally posted by Baja&Back
On the other hand, Olive Garden is my fav. |
If you weren't joking, that comment henceforth disqualifies you from expressing opinions on restaurants. |
DON\'T SQUINT! Give yer eyes a break!
Try holding down [control] key and toggle the [+ and -] keys
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larry
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Quote: | I hear the current KFC in Ensenada is terrible.
[Edited on 01/10/2007 by lizard lips] |
How does that distinguish it from any other KFC?
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lizard lips
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I believe here in Ensenada it is actually sea gull.
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DrTom
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ate at the applebees in san jose.....pretty bad, pretty expensive
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Bob H
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Quote: | Originally posted by larry
Quote: | Originally posted by Bob H
Quote: | Originally posted by capt. mike
sorry..........but WHY would anyone go to a USA chain place in mexico when there are so many great independent restaurants to sample??!!
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I couldn't agree more. I would add....why would anyone go to a USA chain place IN THE USA as well, when there are so many great independent
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Larry,
I will give you one reason why... and, if it weren't for this I would never look for US food while traveling outside the country.
My wife and I just got back from almost four weeks in Thailand and Cambodia. I must admit that after about two weeks of eating Thai food - we were
really hankering for a hamburger! Well, we found the perfect spot and placed our order. It was absolutely fantastic! We did it one more time during
our 7 day stay in Siem Reap, Cambodia - again, a wonderful burger was consumed by both of us!
But, that's the only reason I would do it.
Bob H
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lizard lips
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Quote: | Quote: | I couldn't agree more. I would add....why would anyone go to a USA chain place IN THE USA as well, when there are so many great independent
restaurants. |
Larry,
I will give you one reason why... and, if it weren't for this I would never look for US food while traveling outside the country.
My wife and I just got back from almost four weeks in Thailand and Cambodia. I must admit that after about two weeks of eating Thai food - we were
really hankering for a hamburger! Well, we found the perfect spot and placed our order. It was absolutely fantastic! We did it one more time during
our 7 day stay in Siem Reap, Cambodia - again, a wonderful burger was consumed by both of us!
But, that's the only reason I would do it.
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The best burger I ever had was in San Pedro Sula Honduras in fact I had a burger every evening I was there it was so good!
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SiReNiTa
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hmmm...good thing i have not been to applebees yet...lol!!
if i may suggest ophelia restaurant...it's in el sauzal, great food, big selection of wines and really good service!!!
Live life as well as you can,
don\'t regret the things that once made you smile,
learn from your mistakes,
and thank God for every second he gives you upon this earth.
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postholedigger
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Quote: | Originally posted by SiReNiTa
if i may suggest ophelia restaurant...it's in el sauzal, |
Where is it located?
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schwlind
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Quote: | Originally posted by postholedigger
Quote: | Originally posted by SiReNiTa
if i may suggest ophelia restaurant...it's in el sauzal, |
Where is it located? |
KM 103.5, Transpeninsula Hwy, El Sauzal
The food is great... the owner delightful... and the Art & Stuff Gallery above the restaurant has great stuff... Check them both out!
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schwlind
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Quote: | Originally posted by schwlind
Quote: | Originally posted by postholedigger
Quote: | Originally posted by SiReNiTa
if i may suggest ophelia restaurant...it's in el sauzal, |
Where is it located? |
KM 103.5, Transpeninsula Hwy, El Sauzal
The food is great... the owner delightful... and the Art & Stuff Gallery above the restaurant has great stuff... Check them both out!
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Here's the landmark I look for on my way south... on the right hand side...
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vacaenbaja
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The Manzana bees sucks. Ditto on the I don't care attitude and overpriced bad food. Stopped there last year around this time. Losts of rigs comming
back from the Baja Mil.
People mostly went in to get a drink and use the head.
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Hook
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Any restaurant that seems to try and compete with Denny's, I give a wide berth.
Although I have had a few friends insist that the Denny's Diners (their supposed upscale version) are pretty good.
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fernando
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Well thats what you get for eating in an american restaurant in Mexico...nex time try something local
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dorbaja
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Yum to Ophelia. The only US chain I LOVE is Calif. Pizza Kitchen: especially thai chicken pizzas. That competes even with the swapmeet pizza in
Maneadero...
NAMASTE
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cajhawk
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The Applebee's in La Paz is expensive, service is poor and food is below average. Big mistake; make sure you eat at a local eatery and not a chain!
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BajaGringo
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Going to an Applebee's in Baja is equivalent to going to a Taco Bell in San Ysidro IMHO...
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Dave
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And you think a Taco Bell in Mexico would be better?
Quote: | Originally posted by BajaGringo
Going to an Applebee's in Baja is equivalent to going to a Taco Bell in San Ysidro IMHO... |
Both Applebee's and Taco Bell appeal to the lowest common denominator, regardless of where located.
What I can't fathom here is the lack of diversity. It's tacos, tacos and more tacos. Even in small U.S. towns you're apt to find a choice of cuisine.
I mean...I like Mexican food, but every friggin day?
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Mexicans make pretty good Bacon Wrapped Hot Dogs, have one of those once in a while, add velveta for a real treat just to mix it up.
Ken
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