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

K kick_the_reverb Tiki Socialite Escondido, CA Joined: Jul 17, 2002 Posts: 581	K kick_the_reverb Posted posted on Fri, Jan 27, 2006 11:26 AM El Indio debate - the reputation is probably the case - the reason we ate there is because the Mrs. remembers her mom's neighbor taking her there everytime. So it is a kind of an establishment. Unfortunately, once you taste really good stuff (like Mrs. Monkeyman's cooking, for example), you can't settle for mediocre food, even if the place has a reputation :wink: At least if we're talking about Mexican restaurants. Tiki establishments, that's another story. We stumbled across a really good taco shop on Mira Mesa Blvd in a strip mall a while ago, but that's a little too far to be valueable info for out-of-towners.

El Indio debate - the reputation is probably the case - the reason we ate there is because the Mrs. remembers her mom's neighbor taking her there everytime. So it is a kind of an establishment. Unfortunately, once you taste really good stuff (like Mrs. Monkeyman's cooking, for example), you can't settle for mediocre food, even if the place has a reputation :wink: At least if we're talking about Mexican restaurants. Tiki establishments, that's another story.

We stumbled across a really good taco shop on Mira Mesa Blvd in a strip mall a while ago, but that's a little too far to be valueable info for out-of-towners.

Post #210782 by kick_the_reverb on Fri, Jan 27, 2006 11:26 AM