Leaving Tiki Ti - General Tiki

P PiPhiRho Tiki Socialite San Diego Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 1032	P PiPhiRho Posted posted on Wed, Jun 24, 2009 4:52 PM On 2009-06-23 00:37, bigtikidude wrote: Pioneer Chicken is across the street and south about 100 yards. not sure if they serve burgers there. but if they did, I wouldn't know, because if you are going there, and not eating the Chicken you should be tared and feathered. Jeff(bigtikidude) they serve a menu larger than just fried chicken. They may have burgers, byt why bother? If you want burgers there is a McDonald's close by. Instead, try the Gyro at Pioneer. Much better than the burger I would wager. Charlie (Tiki Ti regular and frequent door watcher) recommends the beef gyro and a snack pack (2 pieces chicken and a biscuit). I have had this and it is greasy, but good. Eating establishements of note nearby Tiki Ti as well are El Chavo (Mexican restaurant next door) and The Kitchen (on Fountain & Sunset), a bit more expensive but much better quality food.

On 2009-06-23 00:37, bigtikidude wrote:
Pioneer Chicken is across the street and south about 100 yards.
not sure if they serve burgers there.
but if they did, I wouldn't know, because if you are going there, and not eating the Chicken you should be tared and feathered.

Jeff(bigtikidude)

they serve a menu larger than just fried chicken. They may have burgers, byt why bother? If you want burgers there is a McDonald's close by. Instead, try the Gyro at Pioneer. Much better than the burger I would wager. Charlie (Tiki Ti regular and frequent door watcher) recommends the beef gyro and a snack pack (2 pieces chicken and a biscuit). I have had this and it is greasy, but good.

Eating establishements of note nearby Tiki Ti as well are El Chavo (Mexican restaurant next door) and The Kitchen (on Fountain & Sunset), a bit more expensive but much better quality food.

Post #464350 by PiPhiRho on Wed, Jun 24, 2009 4:52 PM