San Diego Area (mostly vintage) Bars and Restaurants - Tiki Travel

T thejab Grand Member (1 year) Tradewinds Apartments, Alameda, CA Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 2992	T thejab Posted posted on Mon, Jan 23, 2006 2:39 PM On 2006-01-23 12:44, dogbytes wrote: hey.. is the northern Chicken Pie shop associated with the one originally in hillcrest? (it moved 10 yrs ago near to Rudfords) ? Chicken Pie Shop of S D (619) 295-0156 2633 El Cajon Blvd San Diego, CA 92104 I really miss the old one in Hillcrest. When I was spending all my money on records and beer it was the place for a cheap, very filling meal. I would go into food coma after eating there! The one near Rudford's isn't quite the same, and I don't really like the fake 50s diner look of the one in the north county. Rudford's is the real deal though. We used to go there after punk shows late at night (remember, shipwreckjoey?). The food was cheap and hearty. A bit of trivia: the cops found the Versace killer there. Thanks for putting this list together Freddie! Roll tacos, aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh. Maybe we should compile a list of the best taco stands in San Diego next! My faves are Los Panchos and La Posta in Hillcrest, but any of the Roberto's, Alberto's, Hilberto's, Adalberto's, etc. are better then the taquerias here in the Bay Area. When I was in SD recently I noticed the classic Chinese restaurant in Hillcrest Jimmy Wong's Golden Dragon was closed but they are keeping the great neon sign and will reopen (hopefully with better food). [ Edited by: thejab 2006-01-23 14:42 ]

On 2006-01-23 12:44, dogbytes wrote:
hey.. is the northern Chicken Pie shop associated with the one originally in hillcrest? (it moved 10 yrs ago near to Rudfords) ?

Chicken Pie Shop of S D
(619) 295-0156
2633 El Cajon Blvd
San Diego, CA 92104

I really miss the old one in Hillcrest. When I was spending all my money on records and beer it was the place for a cheap, very filling meal. I would go into food coma after eating there!

The one near Rudford's isn't quite the same, and I don't really like the fake 50s diner look of the one in the north county. Rudford's is the real deal though. We used to go there after punk shows late at night (remember, shipwreckjoey?). The food was cheap and hearty. A bit of trivia: the cops found the Versace killer there.

Thanks for putting this list together Freddie!

Roll tacos, aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh. Maybe we should compile a list of the best taco stands in San Diego next! My faves are Los Panchos and La Posta in Hillcrest, but any of the Roberto's, Alberto's, Hilberto's, Adalberto's, etc. are better then the taquerias here in the Bay Area.

When I was in SD recently I noticed the classic Chinese restaurant in Hillcrest Jimmy Wong's Golden Dragon was closed but they are keeping the great neon sign and will reopen (hopefully with better food).

[ Edited by: thejab 2006-01-23 14:42 ]

Post #209772 by thejab on Mon, Jan 23, 2006 2:39 PM