At first I thought this was a lamentation, a poem of despair for the passing of some burger joint on Broadway in El Centro. But it turns out Oh! Teri Burger was the name of the place.
REST IN POWER OH! TERI BURGER!
I have eaten HR’s this year, quit regularly actually, but it seems like this is the first one I’m reviewing. I wonder why? I have eaten some good examples, like the ones from Rocio’s on Maywood, but the photos linger on my desktop while the memories of that experience begin to fade. I really should take notes. Eh.
Here is a recent outing, over at that fair city by the Bay known as Frisco.
Some people still find it funny and incongruous that a Mexican can be a vegetarian. That doesn’t seem to be the case anymore with food manufacturers. I just noticed today that now there are two soy chorizo options for vegetarians made by companies that cater to Mexican tastes. That soyrizo bullshit doesn’t count, its just not very good. I bought this new Cacique version, I expect it to be good but you never know. I’ve been a fan of Reynaldo’s for a long time now but maybe those days are numbered? We shall see.
As of now, you can officially stop “representing” Los Angeles with that one hand sign you picked up on the internet. Hopefully you didn’t get this as a tattoo. Like a chump.
Only in Frisco! Where else would you pay $10 for a slice of pizza and soda and have it be called a Lunch Special? Must be nice to be filthy rich.
Lincoln Heights celebrates St. Patrick’s Day for some very localized reasons which you can read about over on Chimatli’s blog. This is some holiday preparation I spotted the other day.
A toast to you all.
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