“The health department noted that Famous Yeti’s “operates in a building that also has a shared industrial kitchen where many businesses make food and other products,” some of which contain THC and another cannabis compound, cannabidiol (CBD).”
Seems like a problem.
I like both but it’s fried chicken sandwich all day long especially if that includes things like Nashville hot.
So this a little weird. I went out my back door and somebody left a watermelon in a plastic bag there. No idea what to make of it.
Im gonna vote for change. French dip
Ok, French Dip it is!
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Never been. It’s been on my list forever.
Sheeit bro. You and me any time. I’ve been there a bunch and it’s a cool spot not just for the food.
Went with my family on the last trip.
Fine, have had many many better. That much volume just cant keep quality top notch imo.
This is true though, ambiance was excellent and we enjoyed the trip, just wasnt the best french dip ive ever had
Maybe it was someone who couldn’t take care of it anymore.
I left it there in case they change their mind.
I’ve been and it’s worth it for the experience but I do think the food is somewhat meh. Kinda like the Apple Pan.
There’s some excellent pho in that neighborhood.
At the grocery store, a little old lady in the checkout line asked me if I wanted one of her watermelons because they were buy one get one free and she just wanted one. I’m not a big watermelon fan, so I declined, but thanked her for the kind offer. What a sweetheart.
That is nice. If I knew where it came from I would just eat it but I have no idea. Maybe paranoia from too much Trump or whatever.
Yeah. I would have the same reaction. Your situation is a little different.
Need some help from the Southie locals in LA.
We went to Disneyland about 8 yeara ago, and one night we took a drive to Pasadena. Got off the freeway and like the road narrowed and curved and then we were on some big main street. Drove down it for a while and parked in a strip mall type parking lot and then walked back to the main street. On it there was a movie theater and outside the theater there were like 3 restraurants, pretty casual, a ramen place and a burger place.
The burger place had an order board when you came in and some cashiers, the burgers all had funky or LA based names. My son got a chicken and waffles type burger. There was seating behind the cashiers that was like bar seating but facing the grills where the burgers were made.
Its the single best burger I have ever had and I cannot remember the name of the place or find it on a map.
Any ideas?
I have no idea but I asked chat gpt for fun:
Here’s a quick summary of each place:
Dog Haus Biergarten – Known for creative, LA-inspired burgers and hot dogs, with casual seating and a fun, beer-garden atmosphere.
The Counter – Customizable burger joint on South Lake Avenue, where you build-your-own or choose unique signature options.
Umami Burger – Trendy, flavorful burgers with signature umami seasonings and ingredients, sometimes named after LA themes.
Slater’s 50/50 – Famous for their half-bacon, half-beef patties and quirky burger combos like chicken and waffles.
Grill ‘Em All – Metal-themed, inventive burgers with wild ingredients, originally a food truck, now in nearby Alhambra.
Kings Row Gastropub – Gastropub on Colorado Blvd with a laid-back vibe and inventive burger menu, though without grill-facing bar seating.
