Showing posts with label Santa Monica restaurants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Santa Monica restaurants. Show all posts
Friday, February 22, 2008
Restaurant Review #202: Sushi Roku, Santa Monica
I've been to Sushi Roku, a small chain with locations in Santa Monica, Pasadena, West Hollywood, and Las Vegas, more times than I can count. I suppose I always choose it in an attempt to fulfill a sushi craving when I'm in downtown Santa Monica and don't feel like fighting rush hour traffic to Brentwood or West LA or the Santa Monica Airport, where there are considerably better options (but it
Monday, December 11, 2006
Restaurant Review #175, Tacos Worth Begging For: Tacos Por Favor, Santa Monica
Al pastor and asada tacos
You plunge your hand into the paper bag and fumble amidst the tortilla chips for your foil packet prize. The metal scorches your fingertips, and you know it will be worse on the inside, where steam and grease will add to the pain. But this is no time for self-restraint.
You huddle in your car, which you've parked on a dark freeway bridge because there is no parking
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Restaurant Review #173: Punch Grill, Santa Monica - CLOSED
Filet mignon in pinot noir sauce
This review is a little different from my others in that I was invited to try Punch Grill by their PR firm and they paid for my meal. Despite this, you can still count on Foodie Universe to stand by our policy of providing unbiased reviews.
Punch Grill opened in June 2006 with the mission of offering "the finest American cuisine on the Westside." They bill
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