Seven ingredient bowl at Ricardo's Place in San Juan Capistrano. Shrimp, guacamole, black beans, 2 scoops of fajita style vegetables, cheese, and cabbage.
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Brussel Sprouts at Trevor's at the Tracks restaurant in San Juan Capistrano. Roasted Brussel Sprouts, Drunken Cranberries, Goat Cheese Crumbles, House Herbs, Pancetta, and Balsamic Drizzle.
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A visit to downtown Oranjestad isn’t complete without stopping at The Old Fisherman. Here you can enjoy authentic Aruban home-style cooking with local seafood and international dishes, such as black angus tenderloin, seafood linguini, conch, and the freshest catch of the day.
How to dine out when you have severe food allergies—and how restaurants can help
I have food allergies. Much more than you care to know, but I’ll tell you anyway: Fish or shellfish send me to the hospital with life-threatening anaphylaxis, hives, and terrible swelling. Raw tree nuts such as...
Roasted Cauliflower at BRICK restaurant in San Clemente, California. BRICK strongly believes in a “Farm to Table” philosophy by working with local farms and purveyors to promote sustainability and seasonality.
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Americans Are Eating Out Less — Should Restaurant Owners Be Worried? - Grub Street
I mean, who goes to restaurants anymore? Fewer and fewer Americans, apparently. The average American’s restaurant visits reached a 28-year low this year, falling from an average of 215 a year in 2000 to 186 a...
Should you skip the lemon wedge next time you eat out? - News4Jax
Former inspector says you may want to skip adding slice of lemon to drink
Adding a slice of lemon to your water may be healthy, but that may not be the case if you're at a restaurant.
Lemon slices can add flavor and zest to...
How US restaurants get away with falsely claiming to be organic - The Independent
Using the word organic doesn’t mean it's 100 per cent so in some restaurants, which are not required to undergo the same rigorous certifying processes as farms and food companies. So is it a form of fraud?
For the most part, yes. But not exactly the way you think they might.
They aren't grabbing food off the plates before it comes out to the dining room. They also don't make it a habit of tasting their cooks' prepared food. That would cause distrust and that kind of micromanaging is not good...
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Delicious two item combination for lunch at Ricardo's Place in San Juan Capistrano, California. The menu is huge with lots of good things to choose from.
Tony and I have gone to a lot of Anaheim Ducks hockey games lately. We've also eaten a lot of these Ahi nachos at Jack Daniels Club in the Honda Center. They're delicious!
Organic tomato bisque and a taco is my current favorite lunch at Yard House in Irvine, CA. Tony's turkey burger and salad is in the background. That's a great turkey burger.
We have been to two of Nick's restaurants in south Orange County California and have enjoyed the consistency of good food and service.
South of Nick's Mexican kitchen and bar has been a favorite of ours for the last few years. Always offering delicious food and drinks.
South of Nick’s Mexican...
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