Showing posts with label Breakfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Breakfast. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 1, 2006
Restaurant Review #153: Donuts and Delites, Van Nuys
Donuts and Delites sells the best donuts I have ever eaten. While their ordinary donuts are nothing to get excited about, the ridged donuts you see here taste like they're made from a completely different batter. Either the batter or the shape of this donut is responsible for a treat that is more moist, more gooey, and somehow simultaneously both denser and lighter than an ordinary donut.
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Restaurant Review #98: Jinky's Cafe, Santa Monica
Table for twoAt 7:15 in the morning, there aren't a lot of breakfast options around downtown Santa Monica, it seems. The crepe place on Arizona isn't open yet. Panera doesn't count, because I used to work there. Blueberry has closed and transformed into a place called Jack and Jill's, which doesn't open until 8:00. Coffee shops don't count, because I want a hot breakfast, not a mere muffin, to
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Breakfast,
Santa Monica
Wednesday, October 5, 2005
Restaurant Review #77: Buon Giorno Caffe, Santa Monica
The first time I went here, I was so hungry I thought I was going to pass out and had to get food from the nearest available place. Fortunately, I stumbled upon a lovely little Italian cafe. The small, rectangular interior had a dark green nicely tiled floor and a just few small tables, maybe about 8, and another 3 tables outside. It was very clean and bright, and somehow has a bit of
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Breakfast,
lunch,
Santa Monica
Monday, September 26, 2005
Restaurant Review #74: Broadway Deli, Santa Monica
Broadway Deli is very popular, with waits easily 30 minutes for weekend breakfast. They offer something for everyone--a deli, a cheese counter, an extensive wine list, a full bar, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert. You can come in for a meal, or treat the place like an upscale grocery store. You can also come for happy hour and get wine and cheese pairings, which I hear are a great deal.
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American,
Breakfast,
lunch,
Santa Monica
Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Restaurant Review #33: Lazy Daisy Cafe, Santa Monica
I'll make this one short and sweet. The service was slow (only one woman to both wait tables and man the to-go counter--maybe it was an off day). The cappucino was good. The omelette was okay, but I can do better. The plates were different (white with bright blue painted edges) and matched the cups (bright blue). The atmosphere was nice. It was quiet and only about half full at 9:30am on a
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Breakfast,
Santa Monica
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