One thing we do badly in San Diego is preserve our history, particularly our culinary history. Lubach’s is no more and neither is Piret’s. The old-school stylings (and paintings) at Albie’s Beef Inn left Mission Valley and aren’t coming back. Region’s gone as are … [Read more...]
THE ART OF SPOONING: The Long Legacy of Cafe Japengo (Episodes 34 and 35)
In Episodes 34 and 35 of The Art of Spooning podcast, Michael and Sheen discuss the legacy of the late, great Cafe Japengo with two of its many prominent alumni: Chefs Davin Waite and Anthony Pascale. Audio for Part 1 is available at the following … [Read more...]
WORLD FARE: It’s hard to get a bad meal at Bud and Rob’s
Louisiana’s Cajun and Creole cuisine has quite the reputation. It is, some have said, America’s only original cuisine. And while its roots, it’s culinary DNA, lay elsewhere (France, Africa and … [Read more...]
WORLD FARE: Gloriously inauthentic Thai at 55 Thai
Every foodie in town, it seems, is on an endless chase for the next “authentic” hole-in-the-wall ethnic spot. Once word gets out on the “Eating and Drinking in San Diego” Facebook group that someone has opened a place with mom at the stove, the foodies are all over it. Sometimes … [Read more...]
NEWS: Bitter Brothers Hosts Family Dinner All-Star BBQ Bash (Sunday, July 29)
This coming Sunday, July 29, Bitter Brothers Brewing Co. is hosting it’s quarterly chef Family Dinner series featuring five All-Star BBQ greats, utilizing local proteins. The headline humans -- as opposed to foodstuffs -- are special guest chefs, Corbin O’Reilly, Andy Harris, … [Read more...]
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