Mexican restaurants katy tx
Winter 2024/25 Southern US
2024.05.23 13:15 drewdtobin Winter 2024/25 Southern US
Hello everyone! I just joined this sub.
My family and I have a Keystone Sprinter Bunkhouse. I own a seasonal restaurant and we hate NY winters. We’ve been all over the US and we’ve decided to take a trip after I shut the restaurant down in November. We’re planning on being gone until probably April 1 and we want to do a lot of hiking, fishing, exploring and EATING!
Our rough plans are as follows
Upstate NY-Nashville TN
Nashville TN-Baton Rouge LA
Baton Rouge LA- Austin TX
Austin TX- Phoenix AZ
Phoenix AZ- Palm Springs CA
Palm Springs CA- San Diego CA
San Diego CA- Las Vegas NV
Las Vegas- Clearwater FL
Clearwater FL- Key Largo FL
Key Largo- Home
This is what we’ve been able to roughly etch out so far.
Does anyone have any suggestion on routes to take? Any cannot miss places, restaurants, towns etc?
Any suggestions on avoiding high altitude weather so we don’t freeze up.
Thank you!!!
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My family and I have a Keystone Sprinter Bunkhouse. I own a seasonal restaurant and we hate NY winters. We’ve been all over the US and we’ve decided to take a trip after I shut the restaurant down in November. We’re planning on being gone until probably April 1 and we want to do a lot of hiking, fishing, exploring and EATING!
Our rough plans are as follows
Upstate NY-Nashville TN
Nashville TN-Baton Rouge LA
Baton Rouge LA- Austin TX
Austin TX- Phoenix AZ
Phoenix AZ- Palm Springs CA
Palm Springs CA- San Diego CA
San Diego CA- Las Vegas NV
Las Vegas- Clearwater FL
Clearwater FL- Key Largo FL
Key Largo- Home
This is what we’ve been able to roughly etch out so far.
Does anyone have any suggestion on routes to take? Any cannot miss places, restaurants, towns etc?
Any suggestions on avoiding high altitude weather so we don’t freeze up.
Thank you!!!
2024.05.23 11:11 Sweet-Count2557 Sabor Y Cultura Restaurant in Los Angeles,CA,United States
 | Sabor Y Cultura Restaurant in Los Angeles,CA,United States submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] Sabor Y Cultura: A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Los Angeles, CA - A Culinary Journey Through Latin America Price Level: $ Sabor Y Cultura is a hidden gem in the heart of the city, offering a unique dining experience that combines delicious flavors with cultural immersion. As a travel blogger, I had the pleasure of visiting this restaurant and was blown away by the vibrant atmosphere and mouthwatering dishes. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy ambiance that instantly makes you feel at home. The menu is a culinary journey through various Latin American cuisines, with each dish expertly crafted to showcase the rich flavors and traditions of the region. Whether you're craving traditional Mexican tacos, flavorful Colombian arepas, or indulgent Argentine empanadas, Sabor Y Cultura has it all. The attention to detail in every dish is evident, with fresh ingredients and authentic recipes that transport your taste buds to the streets of Latin America. Don't miss the opportunity to experience this hidden culinary gem during your visit to the city. Cuisines of Sabor Y Cultura in Los Angeles,CA,United States Sabor Y Cultura Restaurant, located in the heart of the city, is a hidden gem for coffee enthusiasts and culture seekers. This cozy establishment specializes in serving a wide variety of exquisite cafe cuisines that are sure to satisfy even the most discerning palates. From rich and aromatic espressos to velvety smooth lattes, their coffee menu is a true delight. Whether you prefer a classic cappuccino or a unique flavored latte, Sabor Y Cultura has something to please every coffee lover. The skilled baristas take pride in their craft, ensuring that each cup is brewed to perfection. So, if you're in search of a place to indulge in the finest coffee creations, Sabor Y Cultura Restaurant is the perfect destination to awaken your senses and experience the true essence of cafe culture. Features of Sabor Y Cultura in Los Angeles,CA,United States SeatingWheelchair Accessible Menu of Sabor Y Cultura in Los Angeles,CA,United States Location of Sabor Y Cultura in Los Angeles,CA,United States Contact of Sabor Y Cultura in Los Angeles,CA,United States +1 323-466-0481 5625 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028-6813 http://saborycultura.com Tags |
2024.05.23 10:10 coconuttruk How do I make this pollo asado?
 | This is my favorite pollo asado but I have never tasted another like it. I have tried SO MANY Mexican restaurants and nothing is nearly as good. Unfortunately it is a 12 hour drive from where I live. I’m seriously considering moving just for this meal because I’m really picky about food but learning how to make it would seem like the better option! submitted by coconuttruk to mexicanfood [link] [comments] About the chicken: It’s orange in appearance and I can see small bits of red pepper or chili. It’s from a restaurant called Jalisco so I assume it’s from that region. I’ve tried other Jalisco style pollo asada but none have this much flavor! |
2024.05.23 08:48 Fun_Common7525 My Vandercrawl + SAH Debut + SEEING 5 CAST MEMBERS!!!!
Hello beautiful pumpaholics. Today I went on a Vandercrawl post SAH debut. Here are my thoughts:
Something About Her: Went today at 2:40pm the line was pretty long. At around 3 (they close at 4) Ariana and Katie came out saying that there were no more sandwiches left and we essentially were not allowed to come inside. In order to make up for it, they went through the entire line, met each fan, and took a photo with them. We were all so touched, and they were having really genuine conversations with people. When it was my turn to talk to them, it was clear they were very tired they had been there since opening having to talk to people all day. They were nice, polite, I tried to talk to Katie a bit more but me and my friends are all very young and I think they were a little weirded out LOL. Our interaction was brief. Ariana was so petite in real life!! Katie looked absolutely beautiful and HER MOM TERI WAS THERE. We also saw Ariana's friend Logan Cochran (guy who broke penis flute).
SUR: Went at 5 IDK why people say SUR is outdated it was absolutely beautiful ambience. The food was alright, we got a gnocchi, and a couple of salads. Nothing to write home about and def overpriced. Servers were nice and surreal vibes all around. (Lowkey janky ahh bathroom for such a nice restaurant)
TomTom: Went right after solely to check it out and get the Goat Cheese Balls (6.5/10). Saw LOGAN COCHRAN AGAIN. But this time he was greeting the employees and what weirded us out.... he got behind the bar and started making drinks for himself and his friend. Ik ik he's a friend of the employees I'm sure it was normal, but like dude did not wash his hands and was behind the bar for a good 10 mins. it grossed me out idk. When we were leaving Logan and his friend (salt and pepper hair, tall, prob gay) turned their bodies around a full 180 to look at us and kind of gave us a weird look. This could've been us overthinking... my friends and i are so dramatic LMFAO. Im sure he's a rly nice guy but both of them turning around to look at us for a solid 3 seconds was weird.
Schwartz and Sandys: SO DEPRESSING JESUS. but.... saw MAX!! There were only like 5 people in the whole restaurant, and the hostess told us we can sit anywhere and move about bc they had no reservations for the day :( Max (Schwartz's bestie and the guy Katie fucked, also in the show) was approached by a fan who was asking where Schwartz was (he had posted the lounge on his story earlier). Max said Schwartz came by earlier and is usually here on Wednesday nights, he just dipped out early today to see his girlfriend. He also said Schwartz should be there this Saturday... Did not try any food and left after 3 mins.
Jax's Studio City Bar: Ok so my friend and I were walking up to the bar when all of a sudden right next to us a guy in a golf cart parks on the street. The guy is fricking JAX TAYLOR IN THE INFAMOUS GOLF CART. My friend and I are basically 2 feet away from him, we exchange eye contact with him. Lowkey there was a moment of hesitation from both of us and my friend claims he looked me up and down but we are also both delusional. Before we could go up to him he ran into the bar next door. My friend and I were so shaken.. incredibly surreal. We went into Jax's bar for about 4 mins thinking he would come inside and we could talk to him there. When he did not show up we left and saw his golf cart was gone. One of the waiters from the bar next door came up to us and asked if we were looking for Jax. Apparently he had just left when we came out. Then the waiter tells us it's okay because he was really drunk anyways. Which begs the question why was he driving?? Also side note as someone who is aware of how terrible Jax is, the man was so FINE in person. Truly so hot. Also so sad I did not go up to him bc I would have 10000% gone back to his Valley home with him.
The end.
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Something About Her: Went today at 2:40pm the line was pretty long. At around 3 (they close at 4) Ariana and Katie came out saying that there were no more sandwiches left and we essentially were not allowed to come inside. In order to make up for it, they went through the entire line, met each fan, and took a photo with them. We were all so touched, and they were having really genuine conversations with people. When it was my turn to talk to them, it was clear they were very tired they had been there since opening having to talk to people all day. They were nice, polite, I tried to talk to Katie a bit more but me and my friends are all very young and I think they were a little weirded out LOL. Our interaction was brief. Ariana was so petite in real life!! Katie looked absolutely beautiful and HER MOM TERI WAS THERE. We also saw Ariana's friend Logan Cochran (guy who broke penis flute).
SUR: Went at 5 IDK why people say SUR is outdated it was absolutely beautiful ambience. The food was alright, we got a gnocchi, and a couple of salads. Nothing to write home about and def overpriced. Servers were nice and surreal vibes all around. (Lowkey janky ahh bathroom for such a nice restaurant)
TomTom: Went right after solely to check it out and get the Goat Cheese Balls (6.5/10). Saw LOGAN COCHRAN AGAIN. But this time he was greeting the employees and what weirded us out.... he got behind the bar and started making drinks for himself and his friend. Ik ik he's a friend of the employees I'm sure it was normal, but like dude did not wash his hands and was behind the bar for a good 10 mins. it grossed me out idk. When we were leaving Logan and his friend (salt and pepper hair, tall, prob gay) turned their bodies around a full 180 to look at us and kind of gave us a weird look. This could've been us overthinking... my friends and i are so dramatic LMFAO. Im sure he's a rly nice guy but both of them turning around to look at us for a solid 3 seconds was weird.
Schwartz and Sandys: SO DEPRESSING JESUS. but.... saw MAX!! There were only like 5 people in the whole restaurant, and the hostess told us we can sit anywhere and move about bc they had no reservations for the day :( Max (Schwartz's bestie and the guy Katie fucked, also in the show) was approached by a fan who was asking where Schwartz was (he had posted the lounge on his story earlier). Max said Schwartz came by earlier and is usually here on Wednesday nights, he just dipped out early today to see his girlfriend. He also said Schwartz should be there this Saturday... Did not try any food and left after 3 mins.
Jax's Studio City Bar: Ok so my friend and I were walking up to the bar when all of a sudden right next to us a guy in a golf cart parks on the street. The guy is fricking JAX TAYLOR IN THE INFAMOUS GOLF CART. My friend and I are basically 2 feet away from him, we exchange eye contact with him. Lowkey there was a moment of hesitation from both of us and my friend claims he looked me up and down but we are also both delusional. Before we could go up to him he ran into the bar next door. My friend and I were so shaken.. incredibly surreal. We went into Jax's bar for about 4 mins thinking he would come inside and we could talk to him there. When he did not show up we left and saw his golf cart was gone. One of the waiters from the bar next door came up to us and asked if we were looking for Jax. Apparently he had just left when we came out. Then the waiter tells us it's okay because he was really drunk anyways. Which begs the question why was he driving?? Also side note as someone who is aware of how terrible Jax is, the man was so FINE in person. Truly so hot. Also so sad I did not go up to him bc I would have 10000% gone back to his Valley home with him.
The end.
2024.05.23 08:08 Rapidousername [BOATS] People are taking/ stealing money from my parents business and it’s destroying my family
I’m fourteen (f), and I’ve just heard my mother talk about our financial situation to my older, adult, sibling. It’s quite a long story, I hope people can listen through. So, my parents own a local Mexican restaurant, it’s a bit dinky, but luckily, people seemed to adore it. A few years ago we were bringing in 1-4k a day, which was amazing for our family. My mother and father, once being poor immigrants, were ecstatic that they were doing so well and our family was the happiest it’s ever been. However, things went down hill at some point.
( Read this part if you’d like) ——- (When I was younger, I remember going shopping with my mother practically every week, but when I turned 13, that stopped. Instead, we would go to parks, get ice cream, cook together, ect. No new clothes, backpacks for school, or new notebooks. I didn’t mind, I was still happy, I love spending time with my mother! But, I knew something was wrong, seeing her bubblyiness slowly fade away, seeing her torn eyes when I offered for us to go get new school supplies for the year. I stopped offering for us to go out shopping, instead I would excitedly as I could tell my mom that I loved going to park and that we should go because I preferred that instead! She would light up and take me every time without fail. For the past year I’ve gotten used to “ loving walking” and “ loving to cook” despite the fact I find both activities meh, I wanted my mom to be happy and I still loved spending time with her. —————
Bringing us to today, I was in my room when I heard my older brother come to visit us. I stayed in my room to watch my show though. Then I heard my mothers distressed voice as she was deep in conversation, I was curious so I paused my show and peeped out my bedroom door. ( the conversation was in Spanish but here’s the run down as I’m not that good at translating some words)
“ Something’s wrong. We’re making 200 dollars a day. I can’t afford to pay off everything. The f*kig workers are most definitely stealing from us. How can we have the same amount of customers as before but be bringing in a tenth of the money. Your father gave some of the workers the passwords for our machines, in the machines they can erase things and do as they like, those f’ers and stealing without a doubt. Why isn’t my husband correcting them? He just stays home and drinks all day. He practically gave the workers the keys to the restaurant at some point, why!? I’m too busy with nursing school to manage the restaurant. He keeps sending money we don’t have to relatives in Mexico. We can’t afford to pay the bills for our house, the restaurant, and the workers at this rate, he’s drooling through our money. I’m going to finish school no matter what, and if he doesn’t set this right I’m divorcing him and taking my daughter ( me) with me, because we’re going to lose the house at this rate.”
My father started the restaurant with help from my mom, and the second she leaves to pursue her dreams at school he bankrupts us by leaving it to run with fat-like employees stealing from us. My father is naive and too nice “ to suspect that anyone would steal from us. So he just blamed everything on COVID and kept drinking at home.
I shut my door and just began to sob. I didn’t want my family to fall apart. The thought of my mother losing everything she’s worked for hurts me. Everything, financially, made sense. The next few months, unless things magically get better, will change my life forever and I’m so scared. The legal process, losing my home, everything. Despite, loving my father, and him being good to me, I hate him, I hate him for dragging my mother down like this and ruining our family. And I hate the workers stealing from my family just because nobodies watching them. I just want to see my mother flourish like I know she can, being the smart woman she is. I know things will be ok, and I want to support my mom and be by her side, but I’m still scared.
I’m ranting after just hearing about this, I wanted to write it down, so I did it here ig. I don’t know what to do right now, and I’ve never wanted money more in my life. I don’t know how to emotionally deal with this, because all I can do is wait for parents divorce to happen. Any advice ?That’s it.
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( Read this part if you’d like) ——- (When I was younger, I remember going shopping with my mother practically every week, but when I turned 13, that stopped. Instead, we would go to parks, get ice cream, cook together, ect. No new clothes, backpacks for school, or new notebooks. I didn’t mind, I was still happy, I love spending time with my mother! But, I knew something was wrong, seeing her bubblyiness slowly fade away, seeing her torn eyes when I offered for us to go get new school supplies for the year. I stopped offering for us to go out shopping, instead I would excitedly as I could tell my mom that I loved going to park and that we should go because I preferred that instead! She would light up and take me every time without fail. For the past year I’ve gotten used to “ loving walking” and “ loving to cook” despite the fact I find both activities meh, I wanted my mom to be happy and I still loved spending time with her. —————
Bringing us to today, I was in my room when I heard my older brother come to visit us. I stayed in my room to watch my show though. Then I heard my mothers distressed voice as she was deep in conversation, I was curious so I paused my show and peeped out my bedroom door. ( the conversation was in Spanish but here’s the run down as I’m not that good at translating some words)
“ Something’s wrong. We’re making 200 dollars a day. I can’t afford to pay off everything. The f*kig workers are most definitely stealing from us. How can we have the same amount of customers as before but be bringing in a tenth of the money. Your father gave some of the workers the passwords for our machines, in the machines they can erase things and do as they like, those f’ers and stealing without a doubt. Why isn’t my husband correcting them? He just stays home and drinks all day. He practically gave the workers the keys to the restaurant at some point, why!? I’m too busy with nursing school to manage the restaurant. He keeps sending money we don’t have to relatives in Mexico. We can’t afford to pay the bills for our house, the restaurant, and the workers at this rate, he’s drooling through our money. I’m going to finish school no matter what, and if he doesn’t set this right I’m divorcing him and taking my daughter ( me) with me, because we’re going to lose the house at this rate.”
My father started the restaurant with help from my mom, and the second she leaves to pursue her dreams at school he bankrupts us by leaving it to run with fat-like employees stealing from us. My father is naive and too nice “ to suspect that anyone would steal from us. So he just blamed everything on COVID and kept drinking at home.
I shut my door and just began to sob. I didn’t want my family to fall apart. The thought of my mother losing everything she’s worked for hurts me. Everything, financially, made sense. The next few months, unless things magically get better, will change my life forever and I’m so scared. The legal process, losing my home, everything. Despite, loving my father, and him being good to me, I hate him, I hate him for dragging my mother down like this and ruining our family. And I hate the workers stealing from my family just because nobodies watching them. I just want to see my mother flourish like I know she can, being the smart woman she is. I know things will be ok, and I want to support my mom and be by her side, but I’m still scared.
I’m ranting after just hearing about this, I wanted to write it down, so I did it here ig. I don’t know what to do right now, and I’ve never wanted money more in my life. I don’t know how to emotionally deal with this, because all I can do is wait for parents divorce to happen. Any advice ?That’s it.
2024.05.23 07:50 DOMINEUMBRAM Mexican scammers calling restaurants all over California?
Hello all. I'm a Mexican American man living in the United States and throughout my time working in restaurants (from corporate to family owned) and I've been noticing an uptick in scam calls coming out of of México involving weird UPS or other delivery service related scams.
I don't know how they work but I absolutely love fucking with the callers because they don't expect it. I just wonder how the scam works and why does México have a hand in restaurant scams.
Nigeria's territory seems to be romance scams, India seems to have reign over tech support scams. How do the restaurant scams work? It's not so straightforward.
They call asking to speak to the manager or someone who speaks Spanish and then make you write down a delivery confirmation code. I never follow through but instead mess with them.
I usually tell them the manager is a woman named Melania who we call "Mela" for short. Once they want to talk to the manager I usually pass the phone to a female coworker who speaks Spanish and halfway into their conversation I interrupt. Asking if they are speaking to "Mela" and I'll end it with
"Pues me la pelas"
Meaning "Well you can suck it then."
It's a stupid pun but setting up my manager's name as Melania ends with the satisfying punchline.
I'm very drunk rn. Anyway has anyone gotten a call like this, and how do these scams?
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I don't know how they work but I absolutely love fucking with the callers because they don't expect it. I just wonder how the scam works and why does México have a hand in restaurant scams.
Nigeria's territory seems to be romance scams, India seems to have reign over tech support scams. How do the restaurant scams work? It's not so straightforward.
They call asking to speak to the manager or someone who speaks Spanish and then make you write down a delivery confirmation code. I never follow through but instead mess with them.
I usually tell them the manager is a woman named Melania who we call "Mela" for short. Once they want to talk to the manager I usually pass the phone to a female coworker who speaks Spanish and halfway into their conversation I interrupt. Asking if they are speaking to "Mela" and I'll end it with
"Pues me la pelas"
Meaning "Well you can suck it then."
It's a stupid pun but setting up my manager's name as Melania ends with the satisfying punchline.
I'm very drunk rn. Anyway has anyone gotten a call like this, and how do these scams?
2024.05.23 06:41 Sweet-Count2557 Best Restaurants in Lakeland Fl
 | Best Restaurants in Lakeland Fl Are you ready for a culinary adventure? We've got you covered! Join us as we explore the best restaurants in Lakeland, FL.From cozy cafes to upscale bistros, there's something for everyone. Get ready to tantalize your taste buds and experience the diverse flavors and unique dining experiences this vibrant city has to offer.Whether you're in the mood for a romantic date night or a quick bite on the go, we've got you covered.So, let's dive in and discover the culinary delights of Lakeland, FL. Let the foodie journey begin!Key TakeawaysCafe Zuppina offers a diverse menu with good taste and variety, excellent service, and a cozy atmosphere, but it can be crowded during peak hours and the portions are small.The Red Top Pit Stop provides satisfying food at an affordable price, with quick and friendly service, although the place is small and the food can be greasy.Nineteen61 offers a creative and delicious menu, along with impeccable service and a romantic atmosphere, but it is expensive and has a formal dress code.Ovation Bistro & Bar is a great option for a night out with friends, offering top-notch smoked meat, beers, and cocktails, with popular dishes including Explosion Shrimp and Steak or Brisket & Ribs.Cafe ZuppinaWe highly recommend visiting Cafe Zuppina for its delicious Mediterranean cuisine and cozy atmosphere. Located at 4417 Florida Ave S in Lakeland, Florida, this restaurant offers a wide variety of Mediterranean dishes that are sure to satisfy any palate. From their flavorful feta rolls to their tender lamb chops, Cafe Zuppina takes pride in serving authentic Mediterranean flavors.Upon entering the restaurant, you'll be greeted by a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The rustic decor, combined with the warm glow of the fireplace, creates a welcoming ambiance that's perfect for a relaxing meal. Whether you're dining with friends, family, or a loved one, Cafe Zuppina provides a comfortable setting for any occasion.The menu at Cafe Zuppina is extensive, offering a range of Mediterranean delights. One must-try dish is their baklava, a traditional dessert made with layers of flaky phyllo pastry, honey, and nuts. It's a sweet and indulgent treat that perfectly complements the savory flavors of their main dishes.While the food at Cafe Zuppina is undeniably delicious, it's worth noting that the portions can be on the smaller side. However, the attentive and friendly service more than makes up for this, ensuring that your dining experience is enjoyable from start to finish.In conclusion, Cafe Zuppina is a must-visit restaurant in Lakeland, Florida for those seeking delicious Mediterranean cuisine in a cozy atmosphere. The combination of flavorful dishes, inviting ambiance, and attentive service make it a top choice among the many restaurants in Lakeland, Florida.Now, let's move on to our next destination, the Red Top Pit Stop, where you can indulge in satisfying comfort food.The Red Top Pit StopWhy should we visit The Red Top Pit Stop and what kind of food can we expect? The Red Top Pit Stop is a hidden gem among the restaurants near Lakeland, FL. Here's why you should give it a try:Affordable and satisfying food: At The Red Top Pit Stop, you can expect to indulge in hearty and delicious comfort food without breaking the bank. From their crispy fried chicken to their mouthwatering biscuits and gravy, every bite is sure to leave you satisfied.Quick and friendly service: The staff at The Red Top Pit Stop goes above and beyond to make you feel like family. With their quick service and warm hospitality, you'll feel right at home as soon as you step through the door.Small-town charm: The Red Top Pit Stop may be a small place, but it's bursting with character. The cozy atmosphere and rustic decor create a welcoming ambiance that adds to the overall dining experience.Classic American favorites: If you're craving classic American fare, The Red Top Pit Stop has got you covered. Their menu features juicy burgers, flaky pies, and all the comfort food staples that will transport you back in time.Nineteen61Nineteen61 offers a creative menu that includes dishes like ceviche, paella, pork belly, and flan. Located in the heart of Lakeland, this restaurant is a hidden gem among the North Lakeland restaurants. With its vibrant and unique menu, Nineteen61 aims to provide a dining experience that's both memorable and satisfying.The atmosphere at Nineteen61 is romantic and inviting, with dim lighting and soft music playing in the background. The restaurant exudes an air of sophistication and elegance, making it the perfect place for a special occasion or a romantic date night.The quality of the food at Nineteen61 is truly exceptional. Each dish is carefully crafted and presented beautifully on the plate. The ceviche is bursting with fresh flavors, the paella is rich and flavorful, the pork belly is tender and succulent, and the flan is creamy and decadent. Every bite is a delight to the taste buds.While the food at Nineteen61 is undoubtedly top-notch, it's important to note that this dining experience comes at a higher price point. The restaurant's affordability rating may not be the highest among the North Lakeland restaurants, but the quality of the food and the overall dining experience make it well worth the splurge.Ovation Bistro & BarLocated at 4715 Florida Ave S in Lakeland, Ovation Bistro & Bar offers top-notch smoked meat, beers, and cocktails, making it a great choice for a night out with friends. Here are four reasons why Ovation Bistro & Bar is one of the coolest restaurants in Lakeland, FL:Explosion Shrimp: This popular dish at Ovation Bistro & Bar is a must-try for seafood lovers. The shrimp are perfectly cooked and seasoned, creating a burst of flavor with every bite. It's a dish that will leave you craving for more.Steak or Brisket & Ribs: For those who enjoy a hearty and satisfying meal, Ovation Bistro & Bar has you covered. Their steak or brisket & ribs combo is cooked to perfection, with tender and juicy meat that will leave you wanting seconds. It's the perfect choice for meat lovers.Craft Beers: Ovation Bistro & Bar takes their beer selection seriously. They offer a wide variety of craft beers, including local favorites and unique brews. Whether you prefer a hoppy IPA or a smooth stout, you'll find something to satisfy your taste buds.Creative Cocktails: If you're in the mood for a refreshing and innovative cocktail, Ovation Bistro & Bar has got you covered. Their mixologists create unique and delicious cocktails that will impress even the most discerning palate. From classic martinis to creative twists, their cocktail menu has something for everyone.With its top-notch smoked meat, wide selection of beers, and creative cocktails, Ovation Bistro & Bar is a cool restaurant in Lakeland, FL that offers a memorable dining experience.Now, let's move on to the next section and explore 'Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille'.Harry's Seafood Bar & GrilleAnd, let me tell you, Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille is definitely a lively spot to enjoy some delicious Cajun and Creole cuisine. Located at 101 N Kentucky Ave in Lakeland, FL, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone craving the bold flavors of the South. As soon as you step inside, you'll be greeted by the energetic atmosphere and the sounds of live music that fill the air. It's the perfect place to let loose and indulge in some mouthwatering dishes.To give you a taste of what Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille has to offer, here's a table highlighting some of their signature dishes:Signature DishesDescriptionJambalayaA spicy one-pot dish filled with a medley of meats, vegetables, and rice. It's a true Cajun classic that will transport you to the streets of New Orleans.Blackened RedfishThis dish features a perfectly seasoned redfish fillet that is seared to perfection. The blackened seasoning adds a smoky, spicy flavor that pairs beautifully with the tender and flaky fish.One of the things that sets Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille apart is their commitment to using fresh, high-quality ingredients. From the seafood sourced from the Gulf Coast to the traditional spices and herbs used in their recipes, every bite bursts with authentic flavors. The menu also offers a variety of options, including vegetarian and gluten-free choices, ensuring that there's something for everyone.Frequently Asked QuestionsAre Reservations Required at Cafe Zuppina, the Red Top Pit Stop, Nineteen61, Ovation Bistro & Bar, and Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille?Reservations aren't required at Cafe Zuppina, The Red Top Pit Stop, Ovation Bistro & Bar, and Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille. These restaurants offer a casual dining experience without the need for advanced bookings. However, it's always a good idea to call ahead, especially during peak hours, to check for availability.Enjoy the freedom of spontaneous dining at these delicious establishments in Lakeland, FL.Are There Vegetarian or Vegan Options Available at These Restaurants?There are several restaurants in Lakeland, FL that offer vegetarian or vegan options.Cafe Zuppina has a variety of vegetarian dishes such as feta rolls and baklava.The Joinery is a farm-to-table concept that offers a seasonal menu with locally sourced ingredients, including a delicious Mushroom Risotto.Palace Pizza serves authentic Italian pizza and offers vegetarian options like Margherita Pizza.Black & Brew Coffee House and Bistro has a selection of vegetarian sandwiches like Avocado Toast and Chicken Pesto Panini.Do Any of These Restaurants Offer Outdoor Seating?Yes, some of these restaurants offer outdoor seating.Cafe ZuppinaThe Red Top Pit StopOvation Bistro & BarHarry's Seafood Bar & GrilleThe JoineryThe Poor PorkerThe Chop ShopFrescos Bakery & BistroBlack & Brew Coffee House and BistroPalace of AsiaScarpas ItalianGrillsmith LakelandFish City Grill LakelandAbuelos Mexican RestaurantAll of these restaurants have outdoor seating options available.Whether you prefer to dine indoors or enjoy the fresh air, there are plenty of choices in Lakeland.Are There Any Gluten-Free Options on the Menu at These Restaurants?Yes, there are gluten-free options available at some of these restaurants.However, without the context of 'Best Restaurants in Lakeland Fl,' it's difficult to provide specific details about which restaurants offer gluten-free options.Nonetheless, it's important to note that many restaurants nowadays cater to dietary restrictions and offer gluten-free alternatives on their menus.It would be wise to inquire directly with the restaurant or check their online menu for more information on gluten-free options.Do These Restaurants Accept Credit Cards or Is It Cash-Only?Most of the restaurants mentioned in the list accept credit cards, but it's always a good idea to double-check with the specific establishment before dining.It's convenient to have the option to pay with a credit card, as it eliminates the need to carry cash. However, it's worth noting that some smaller or more casual places might only accept cash.It's always a good idea to be prepared and have some cash on hand, just in case.ConclusionIn conclusion, the culinary adventure in Lakeland, FL is an experience that will leave you craving for more.From the cozy and inviting atmosphere of Cafe Zuppina, to the mouth-watering barbecue delights at The Red Top Pit Stop, and the exquisite flavors of authentic Italian cuisine at Nineteen61, there's something for every palate.The diverse and vibrant food scene in Lakeland offers a wide range of dining options that are sure to satisfy any food lover.So, embark on this journey and indulge in the culinary delights that await you in Lakeland, FL. submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] |
2024.05.23 06:35 AmateurMenace1993 Recs for a nicer Mexican restaurant that’s not Guadalajara Grill
No digs on Guadalajara, I personally like it. But I wanna take my grandma and family out to something new with a good atmosphere
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2024.05.23 05:56 Sweet-Count2557 Family Trip to Mexico
 | Family Trip to Mexico Are you ready for the ultimate family adventure? We've got the perfect destination for you - Mexico!Picture this: snorkeling with vibrant marine life in Puerto Morelos, exploring ancient Mayan ruins in Merida, or simply lounging on the beautiful beaches of Los Cabos.Each location offers its own unique experiences that will create lasting memories for the whole family. And don't worry, we've got you covered with recommendations for the best places to stay.Get ready for a remarkable family trip to Mexico!Key TakeawaysMexico offers a variety of kid-friendly vacation spots with sandy beaches, archeological sites, and resorts.Popular destinations for family trips in Mexico include Cancun, Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta, and Merida.Families can enjoy activities such as snorkeling in Puerto Morelos, whale watching in Los Cabos, and exploring Mayan ruins in Merida.There are excellent accommodation options for families in each of these destinations, with amenities such as pools, kids clubs, and easy access to beaches.Best Family-Friendly Destinations in MexicoWe have researched and found some of the best family-friendly destinations in Mexico for our upcoming vacation. Mexico offers a variety of top family-friendly attractions and the best family-friendly resorts.One of the destinations we're considering is Merida. This vibrant city is known for its colorful Spanish colonial architecture and lively Sunday festivities at Plaza Grande. It's also close to Mayan ruins such as Chichen Itza and Uxmal, perfect for exploring with the family.Another great option is Los Cabos, located at the southernmost tip of Baja California. With its dramatic shorelines and sapphire-colored water, it offers a stunning backdrop for family adventures. Medano Beach is a safe spot for swimming and building sandcastles.For those looking for an inland city experience, Puebla is a great choice. With its youthful energy and numerous institutions of higher learning, it offers a unique atmosphere. Families can visit the Zócalo and indulge in sweet treats on Calle de los Dulces.Lastly, Puerto Vallarta is a popular seaside resort surrounded by hills. Families can enjoy the beautiful beaches, visit Aquaventuras Park for water fun, and explore the waterfront promenade.These destinations provide a range of family-friendly activities and the best family-friendly resorts in Mexico.Top Activities for Families in MexicoLet's explore the top activities for families in Mexico, including snorkeling trips in Puerto Morelos and whale watching tours in Los Cabos. Mexico offers a wide range of water activities that are perfect for families looking for adventure and fun.In Puerto Morelos, you can take a snorkeling trip and explore the vibrant coral reef that's home to a variety of marine life. The crystal clear waters and colorful fish will leave you in awe.And in Los Cabos, you can embark on a whale watching tour and witness the majestic humpback whales as they breach and play in the sapphire-colored water. It's an unforgettable experience that will create lasting memories for the whole family.But Mexico isn't just about water activities. It also offers cultural experiences that will enrich your family trip. From exploring Mayan ruins in Merida to wandering through the vibrant streets of Puebla, there's so much to discover.Immerse yourself in the colorful Spanish colonial architecture of Merida and witness the vibrant Sunday festivities in Plaza Grande.In Puebla, stroll along Calle de los Dulces and indulge in the delicious treats from the sweet shops.Now, let's move on to the next section where we'll discuss recommended hotels for a family trip to Mexico.Recommended Hotels for a Family Trip to MexicoThe best hotels for a family trip to Mexico offer comfortable accommodations and family-friendly amenities. When choosing a hotel for a family trip to Mexico, there are several factors to consider:Family-friendly accommodations: Look for hotels that specifically cater to families, with amenities such as kids clubs, playgrounds, and pools suitable for all ages. It's also important to find hotels that offer spacious rooms or suites to accommodate the whole family.Location: Consider the location of the hotel in relation to the activities and attractions you plan to visit. Look for hotels that are close to family-friendly beaches, theme parks, or cultural sites. This will make it easier and more convenient for your family to explore and enjoy all that Mexico has to offer.Safety and security: Ensure that the hotel has appropriate safety measures in place, such as secure entrances, lifeguards at pools, and childproofing in rooms. It's also helpful to read reviews or get recommendations from other families who've stayed at the hotel to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.By considering these factors, you can find the perfect hotel for your family's trip to Mexico.Now, let's explore some must-visit beaches for families in Mexico.Must-Visit Beaches for Families in MexicoThere are many must-visit beaches for families in Mexico, and one of them is Puerto Morelos. Located in the Riviera Maya, Puerto Morelos offers a relaxed atmosphere and beautiful beaches that are perfect for a family vacation. One of the best beach activities in Puerto Morelos is snorkeling. The town is known for its vibrant coral reef, which is home to a variety of marine life. Families can rent snorkeling gear and explore the colorful underwater world together.When enjoying the beaches in Puerto Morelos, it's important to keep beach safety tips in mind. Always swim in designated areas and pay attention to any warning flags or signs. It's also a good idea to apply sunscreen regularly to protect your skin from the sun's rays. Remember to stay hydrated and drink plenty of water, especially in the hot Mexican sun.In addition to snorkeling, families can also enjoy building sandcastles, playing beach volleyball, or simply relaxing under the shade of an umbrella. Puerto Morelos provides a quieter alternative to busier tourist destinations, allowing families to enjoy a peaceful beach experience.Tips for a Memorable Family Vacation in MexicoWe can make unforgettable memories by exploring the vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes of Mexico during our family vacation. Here are some tips to ensure a memorable and enjoyable trip for the whole family:Safety precautions for traveling with kids in Mexico:Always keep a close eye on your children and establish a meeting point in case you get separated.Make sure to apply sunscreen regularly and keep hydrated, as the Mexican sun can be intense.When visiting crowded areas or tourist attractions, be cautious of pickpockets and keep your belongings secure.Tips for finding kid-friendly restaurants in Mexico:Look for restaurants that offer a children's menu or have options suitable for kids.Check online reviews or ask locals for recommendations on family-friendly restaurants.Choose restaurants with outdoor seating or playgrounds, so children can burn off some energy while waiting for their meal.Plan activities that cater to everyone's interests:Visit kid-friendly attractions such as theme parks, water parks, or interactive museums.Take advantage of outdoor activities like snorkeling, hiking, or zip-lining that the whole family can enjoy.Immerse yourselves in the local culture by exploring markets, attending festivals, or taking part in cooking classes.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Are Some Popular Family-Friendly Activities in Mexico That Are Not Mentioned in the Article?Some popular family-friendly activities in Mexico that aren't mentioned in the article include exploring Mayan ruins and visiting water parks.Mexico has a rich history and there are many ancient Mayan ruins that families can explore together, such as Tulum and Coba.Additionally, there are several water parks throughout Mexico that offer fun and excitement for the whole family, such as Xel-Ha and Xcaret.These activities provide a unique and educational experience for families while enjoying their vacation in Mexico.Are There Any Recommended Hotels in Mexico That Offer Childcare or Babysitting Services?When planning a family trip to Mexico, it's important to find family-friendly hotels with childcare services. These hotels provide a safe and fun environment for young children, allowing parents to relax and enjoy their vacation.Additionally, traveling to Mexico with young children can be made easier by packing essential items like sunscreen, snacks, and entertainment for the little ones.It's also a good idea to research local attractions and activities that are suitable for kids, ensuring a memorable and enjoyable experience for the whole family.Can You Provide a List of Must-Visit Beaches in Mexico That Are Suitable for Families?When it comes to family-friendly resorts in Mexico, there are plenty of options to choose from. From Cancun to Puerto Vallarta, there are beaches suitable for families all along the coast. Some must-visit beaches include Playa Chac Mool in Cancun, Medano Beach in Los Cabos, and the beautiful beaches of Puerto Morelos.When traveling with young children in Mexico, it's important to pack essentials like sunscreen and snacks, and to research family-friendly activities in advance.What Are Some Safety Tips for Families Traveling to Mexico?When it comes to safety precautions for families traveling to Mexico, there are a few key things to keep in mind.First, it's important to research the destination and be aware of any travel advisories or safety concerns.Second, always stay together as a group and keep an eye on your belongings.Lastly, communicate with your children about the importance of staying with the family and not talking to strangers.Remember, safety is our top priority, and by following these tips, you can have a worry-free family trip to Mexico.As for family-friendly attractions and activities in Mexico, there are plenty beyond what's mentioned in the article.From exploring the colorful Spanish colonial architecture of Merida to enjoying the safe swimming and soft sand at Medano Beach in Los Cabos, there's something for everyone.Don't forget to visit Puebla's leafy public square, the Zócalo, and experience the youthful energy of the city.In Puerto Morelos, families can snorkel in the vibrant coral reef and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this low-key fishing village.And of course, Cancun offers endless options with its turquoise waters and underwater art attractions.Are There Any Cultural Festivals or Events in Mexico That Are Particularly Enjoyable for Families?There are many cultural festivals and events in Mexico that are enjoyable for families. From vibrant celebrations like Day of the Dead to traditional dances and music performances, there's something for everyone. These events showcase Mexico's rich cultural heritage and provide an opportunity for families to immerse themselves in the local traditions.Additionally, exploring Mayan ruins is a must-do activity. These archaeological sites offer a glimpse into the historical significance of the Mayan civilization, and there are plenty of family-friendly activities such as guided tours and interactive exhibits.ConclusionIn conclusion, Mexico is a treasure trove of family-friendly destinations and activities that are sure to create lasting memories.From the vibrant culture to the breathtaking beaches, there's something for everyone in this paradise.So why wait? Start planning your family trip to Mexico today and embark on a journey that won't only provide adventure and relaxation but also strengthen the bonds between you and your loved ones.Remember, life is a beach, so dive in and make the most of every moment! submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] |
2024.05.23 05:41 Sweet-Count2557 Tacos Don Manolito TDM Restaurant in Los Angeles,CA,United States
 | Tacos Don Manolito TDM Restaurant in Los Angeles,CA,United States submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] Tacos Don Manolito TDM: Authentic Mexican Tacos Now in Los Angeles, CA Price Level: $$ - $$$ Tacos Don Manolito TDM is an authentic Mexican restaurant that originated in Mexico City in 2005. With over 26 successful locations in Mexico, Spain, and Honduras, Tacos Don Manolito is now expanding its reach to Los Angeles. As a travel blogger, I am excited to share the news of this renowned restaurant's arrival in L.A. Known for their mouthwatering Mexican tacos, Tacos Don Manolito TDM offers a true taste of Mexico with every bite. Whether you're a local or a tourist, be sure to visit Tacos Don Manolito TDM for an unforgettable dining experience that will transport you straight to the vibrant streets of Mexico City. Cuisines of Tacos Don Manolito TDM in Los Angeles,CA,United States Tacos Don Manolito TDM Restaurant is a culinary gem that specializes in serving authentic Mexican cuisine. From the moment you step foot into this vibrant eatery, you are transported to the streets of Mexico, with the tantalizing aromas of spices and sizzling meats filling the air. The menu at Tacos Don Manolito TDM is a celebration of traditional Mexican flavors, offering a wide variety of mouthwatering tacos, burritos, enchiladas, and quesadillas. Each dish is carefully crafted using fresh, high-quality ingredients, ensuring an explosion of flavors with every bite. Whether you're a fan of the classic carne asada, succulent al pastor, or the fiery heat of spicy chorizo, Tacos Don Manolito TDM has something to satisfy every craving. With its warm and inviting atmosphere, friendly staff, and delectable Mexican cuisine, this restaurant is a must-visit for any food lover seeking an authentic taste of Mexico. Features of Tacos Don Manolito TDM in Los Angeles,CA,United States Item 1Item 2Item 3 Menu of Tacos Don Manolito TDM in Los Angeles,CA,United States Location of Tacos Don Manolito TDM in Los Angeles,CA,United States Contact of Tacos Don Manolito TDM in Los Angeles,CA,United States +1 323-366-2688 5553 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028-8521 contact@tacosdm.com http://www.tacosdm.com Tags |
2024.05.23 05:22 PinkPuppyPrincess Screaming.
I took my almost 1 year old to a Mexican restaurant today. I should be embarrassed, because she made a huge mess and screamed the entire time we were there. I don’t mean cry, but the place had a slight echo and she sounded like a dinosaur off Jurassic park. I tried to tell her to shhhh and distract her but apparently, it was just the funniest thing to scream. We were there for a HOUR. I’m to the point where I’m so tired that I don’t even care. I just cleaned up her mess, asked for a broom, paid and left. I should be embarrassed but honestly I don’t even care anymore. I’m happy I didn’t have to make dinner. I’m writing this because I remember being so scared to have my child cry in public and myself look like a bad parent, so I never thought I’d get to this point. But here we are, terrorizing the local Mexican restaurant. We will be back in a few weeks to do it again and practice being quiet.
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2024.05.23 05:05 PresentationKind9090 I hate my job.
Literally, I can't take it anymore. They are a Mexican restaurant that just opened in my town. I needed a job very baldy and this is my first ever job. They literally suck. The husband is mean to me and my sister since we the ones that pretty much only speak English well. The other employees speak Spanish, so the wife has to talk to them. The wife is nice but the husband.... He called me and my sister stupid. He yelled at me, and my sister called us slow and other names. I cried, lol. The wife just stands there, and I can only feel bad for her. He got mad at her and screamed her for FEEDING Their kid. He grabbed her so tight and yelled at her verbally abusing her. I can't imagine how he treats her when they go outside to agrue. It is sad. I hate it there. He also treats his wife's mom so bad that she doesn't know English that much, and he got mad at her for not understanding or not explaining well. He has also made my co-worker pay a walkout. It was 200+$ we make 20$ or maybe 40$ that's it we don't make a lot but on tips it's around only 100 or sometimes just 40. Anyways I hate it when he comes to work. He took away our free shift meals, lol.
Today, the wife told me and my sister to go to the back to show us the ice tea machine. we in the back. We can't see for crap over there what's going at front I assumed jt wouldn't take that long it did take a while maybe 20 or more min but she then told my sister to take this spicy sauce to the walking freezer so she did. That's when me and the wife realized that 2 people came in I grabbed chips and salsa I came out and saw 2 other people and was so confused since I never saw them before I could go to them they stood up and left angry and said they don't want to eat here anymore. The wife said, "Don't make it happen again like??? HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THEY CAME IN. they sat themselves down by themselves. The husband saw that and got PISSED. After we were done with work he clocked me out I had to pay for my shift meal ofc (my sisters order was with mine and he took it off and transferred it to his acc) they took my sister away and talked to her. They made her sign a warning that stated she failed to do her job which was take care of the people that walked out while we were on the walk where we can't see for crap and his wife was talking to us. They made her sigh it and told her next mistake she gets fired. He told her he could SUPER mad bu, he won't be this time bit we was PISSED and was yelling. Ny sister doesn't like it there anymore and I don't too. They also make us bring alchol out like margaritas or beer out ti the costumers we are minors lolre . I'm e can't. Shout out to kansas 🫶🏼🩷💀
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Today, the wife told me and my sister to go to the back to show us the ice tea machine. we in the back. We can't see for crap over there what's going at front I assumed jt wouldn't take that long it did take a while maybe 20 or more min but she then told my sister to take this spicy sauce to the walking freezer so she did. That's when me and the wife realized that 2 people came in I grabbed chips and salsa I came out and saw 2 other people and was so confused since I never saw them before I could go to them they stood up and left angry and said they don't want to eat here anymore. The wife said, "Don't make it happen again like??? HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THEY CAME IN. they sat themselves down by themselves. The husband saw that and got PISSED. After we were done with work he clocked me out I had to pay for my shift meal ofc (my sisters order was with mine and he took it off and transferred it to his acc) they took my sister away and talked to her. They made her sign a warning that stated she failed to do her job which was take care of the people that walked out while we were on the walk where we can't see for crap and his wife was talking to us. They made her sigh it and told her next mistake she gets fired. He told her he could SUPER mad bu, he won't be this time bit we was PISSED and was yelling. Ny sister doesn't like it there anymore and I don't too. They also make us bring alchol out like margaritas or beer out ti the costumers we are minors lolre . I'm e can't. Shout out to kansas 🫶🏼🩷💀
2024.05.23 05:04 PresentationKind9090 I want to quit my job
Literally, I can't take it anymore. They are a Mexican restaurant that just opened in my town. I needed a job very baldy and this is my first ever job. They literally suck. The husband is mean to me and my sister since we the ones that pretty much only speak English well. The other employees speak Spanish, so the wife has to talk to them. The wife is nice but the husband.... He called me and my sister stupid. He yelled at me, and my sister called us slow and other names. I cried, lol. The wife just stands there, and I can only feel bad for her. He got mad at her and screamed her for FEEDING Their kid. He grabbed her so tight and yelled at her verbally abusing her. I can't imagine how he treats her when they go outside to agrue. It is sad. I hate it there. He also treats his wife's mom so bad that she doesn't know English that much, and he got mad at her for not understanding or not explaining well. He has also made my co-worker pay a walkout. It was 200+$ we make 20$ or maybe 40$ that's it we don't make a lot but on tips it's around only 100 or sometimes just 40. Anyways I hate it when he comes to work. He took away our free shift meals, lol.
Today, the wife told me and my sister to go to the back to show us the ice tea machine. we in the back. We can't see for crap over there what's going at front I assumed jt wouldn't take that long it did take a while maybe 20 or more min but she then told my sister to take this spicy sauce to the walking freezer so she did. That's when me and the wife realized that 2 people came in I grabbed chips and salsa I came out and saw 2 other people and was so confused since I never saw them before I could go to them they stood up and left angry and said they don't want to eat here anymore. The wife said, "Don't make it happen again like??? HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THEY CAME IN. they sat themselves down by themselves. The husband saw that and got PISSED. After we were done with work he clocked me out I had to pay for my shift meal ofc (my sisters order was with mine and he took it off and transferred it to his acc) they took my sister away and talked to her. They made her sign a warning that stated she failed to do her job which was take care of the people that walked out while we were on the walk where we can't see for crap and his wife was talking to us. They made her sigh it and told her next mistake she gets fired. He told her he could SUPER mad bu, he won't be this time bit we was PISSED and was yelling. Ny sister doesn't like it there anymore and I don't too. They also make us bring alchol out like margaritas or beer out ti the costumers we are minors lolre . I'm e can't. Shout out to kansas 🫶🏼🩷💀
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Today, the wife told me and my sister to go to the back to show us the ice tea machine. we in the back. We can't see for crap over there what's going at front I assumed jt wouldn't take that long it did take a while maybe 20 or more min but she then told my sister to take this spicy sauce to the walking freezer so she did. That's when me and the wife realized that 2 people came in I grabbed chips and salsa I came out and saw 2 other people and was so confused since I never saw them before I could go to them they stood up and left angry and said they don't want to eat here anymore. The wife said, "Don't make it happen again like??? HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THEY CAME IN. they sat themselves down by themselves. The husband saw that and got PISSED. After we were done with work he clocked me out I had to pay for my shift meal ofc (my sisters order was with mine and he took it off and transferred it to his acc) they took my sister away and talked to her. They made her sign a warning that stated she failed to do her job which was take care of the people that walked out while we were on the walk where we can't see for crap and his wife was talking to us. They made her sigh it and told her next mistake she gets fired. He told her he could SUPER mad bu, he won't be this time bit we was PISSED and was yelling. Ny sister doesn't like it there anymore and I don't too. They also make us bring alchol out like margaritas or beer out ti the costumers we are minors lolre . I'm e can't. Shout out to kansas 🫶🏼🩷💀
2024.05.23 03:16 sharknado523 First Pothole Post! (Plano, TX)
 | Nasty pothole at the intersection of Old Bent Tree Lane and Parkway Lane! submitted by sharknado523 to PotholesOfAmerica [link] [comments] |
2024.05.23 03:08 aintgoinbacknforth 'Sandwich Unique Restaurant: Inside the Opening Day of Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney’s Something About Her'
Nice write-up for Something About Her! There are also some pictures of the sandwiches included, and it seems like as many suspected, the offerings at the soft openings were sample-sized. I think the presentation looks great.
https://la.eater.com/2024/5/22/24162723/something-about-her-ariana-madix-katie-maloney-sandwich-shop-opening-los-angeles-vanderpump-rules
"The menu: The sandwiches are named after famous women in film and are priced between $14 and $19. Each sandwich is generously portioned and served with a pickle spear and a bunch of grapes on an aluminum tray.
The Meg, which comes with a Greek salad, tzatziki, feta, sun-dried tomatoes, and romaine lettuce on lavash, is refreshing — the crisp greens contrast nicely with the tzatziki’s tang. The baguette on the Diane is a bit tough, but its Sicilian tuna salad is serviceable and makes the extra effort to tear off a bite worthwhile.
The Cameron is a bona fide Italian sandwich with pesto garlic aioli, salami, soppressata, mortadella, and roasted red peppers. Taking a bite requires almost unhinging one’s jaw. The Viola, a smoked turkey and chipotle mayo panini on grilled sourdough, is a favorite with its spicy-rich profile."
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https://la.eater.com/2024/5/22/24162723/something-about-her-ariana-madix-katie-maloney-sandwich-shop-opening-los-angeles-vanderpump-rules
"The menu: The sandwiches are named after famous women in film and are priced between $14 and $19. Each sandwich is generously portioned and served with a pickle spear and a bunch of grapes on an aluminum tray.
The Meg, which comes with a Greek salad, tzatziki, feta, sun-dried tomatoes, and romaine lettuce on lavash, is refreshing — the crisp greens contrast nicely with the tzatziki’s tang. The baguette on the Diane is a bit tough, but its Sicilian tuna salad is serviceable and makes the extra effort to tear off a bite worthwhile.
The Cameron is a bona fide Italian sandwich with pesto garlic aioli, salami, soppressata, mortadella, and roasted red peppers. Taking a bite requires almost unhinging one’s jaw. The Viola, a smoked turkey and chipotle mayo panini on grilled sourdough, is a favorite with its spicy-rich profile."
2024.05.23 02:50 MissSugar77 Brooklyn Birthday Dinner Spots
Help a bitch out with some Chinese or Mexican restaurants that would be nice for a birthday dinner on a weeknight. I’d prefer it be located in Brooklyn.
It will just be me and the birthday person so a nice dimly lit, date night atmosphere would be perfect.
Nothing too casual or unreasonably expensive. Thank you in advance for any recommendations!
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It will just be me and the birthday person so a nice dimly lit, date night atmosphere would be perfect.
Nothing too casual or unreasonably expensive. Thank you in advance for any recommendations!
2024.05.23 01:24 KMK1994_ What could I be allergic to?
At the beginning of May I went out to lunch with family and got a chicken pasta dish with a lemony garlic sauce & I also took a bite out of a cornbread skillet dish. All tasted great but on the drive home (about an hour after) I started getting a really bad stomach pain. I knew I needed to get to a bathroom ASAP. Once we got home, I ran in and went to the restroom and had horrible diarrhea (sorry TMI). All of a sudden I started to feel my bottom right lip feel like it was getting fat. I thought it was weird but was like okay whatever. When I got out of bathroom, I felt my ears get itchy so I got some benadryl. I could feel itchiness in my throat but nothing crazy. TBH though it freaked me out because I didn’t know what was going on. My anxiety took over that night but I somehow just forgot about it and thought it was a fluky thing. Well last Friday, I went out to Mexican food. I had chips, salsa, 1 enchilada with red sauce, 1 ground beef taco, rice, and sour cream. At the restaurant I started feeling my tummy hurt but I kind of thought it was just because I just ate Mexican food. On the drive home though I knew I needed a restroom. When we got back home, I ran to bathroom and had diarrhea again! Then my ears got itchy and so did my throat. Nothing crazy again but still scared me. I took Benadryl and all was fine. However, now I don’t even want to eat anymore. I have an appointment on June 6th to start allergy testing but I don’t know what to do during this 2 week wait.
What would you do during this waiting period? I’m so scared to eat anything now because I don’t want it happening again and being severe. Maybe it’s just a mild allergy, but I already have anxiety and this is making it 10x worse.
Just some extras: I had a baby in February so my hormones are still out of wack
Could it be a corn allergy? I’ve always ate corn but I’m wondering if this is what it is.
Maybe shellfish if the restaurant cooked on same pan?
This has never happened before!
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What would you do during this waiting period? I’m so scared to eat anything now because I don’t want it happening again and being severe. Maybe it’s just a mild allergy, but I already have anxiety and this is making it 10x worse.
Just some extras: I had a baby in February so my hormones are still out of wack
Could it be a corn allergy? I’ve always ate corn but I’m wondering if this is what it is.
Maybe shellfish if the restaurant cooked on same pan?
This has never happened before!
2024.05.23 01:17 The_Rogue_Wolf Food anxiety, or something else? Long post
Hello! I (22)F have been having some stomach issues since mid March. It all started when I ate some queso that probably wasn't too safe to eat. I woke up at midnight that night with severe nausea and diarrhea. I never threw up. The day after I ate the queso, my boyfriend and I left to go on a vacation. The day we left, I got a headache from the flight and we had to go and get nausea pills after we landed as I was also slightly nauseous as well. I was able to eat dinner that night and drink without problems, as I took a pill before we went to dinner.
The 2nd day of vacation I was totally fine. The 3rd day, we ate at this shady Mexican place and my boyfriend told me after we ate that he thought the chicken felt like it wasn't cooked all the way, but he didn't say anything as I ate all of it! I felt fine that night.
4th day of vacation, we were in Vegas. Had some drinks before dinner and was a little tipsy. Ate at this fancy restaurant and everything was delicious. I woke up that night with severe nausea and severe diarrhea. I couldn't get off the toilet for 5 hours. I sat there praying I'd throw up and I never did.
The rest of vacation was terrible after that night. I woke up after finally being able to go to sleep, ate a breakfast croissant and was fine. Dinner came for the 5th night of vacation, and I was only able to eat my French onion soup before I was rushing to the bathroom as my stomach hurt so bad and my nausea was back. My boyfriend had to eat dinner alone. That night, I felt so bad and was so nauseous that we took an Uber to an urgent care where I got some antibiotics and anti-nausea meds. For the rest of our vacation, I'd only be able to eat breakfast, and my stomach would feel absolutely terrible at dinner time. It's worth noting that I ate steak every time we went out to eat in vegas (day 4-7), but I only got 1 bite in before running to the bathroom.
After getting home, I was fine for a week after vacation and I had another "episode" after eating mexican food and ended up going to the ER the next day where I was told nothing is wrong with me. Had a ct scan, blood tests, and urine. Told me to go to a pcp if it keeps happening (I didn't have one at the time). My new pcp put me on a medicine that reduces the acid in my stomach, but before I eat, during, and after I eat, I feel queasy and my stomach makes so many noises to where i know its not normal as its never been this active. It takes me over an hour to eat a small meal as I also have to use the bathroom during eating.
Is this some type of food anxiety, or is there actually something going on? I do get very scared that I will get the same feeling I experienced in vegas, but I'm starting to forget about it as it's been over 2 months. I just want this to go away.
Thanks!
TLDR: nausea and diarrhea started during vacation 2 months ago and was slighty traumatizing. Still struggling to eat meals even though told nothing is wrong.
P.S: First time posting so I'm sorry if I messed anything up or posted in the wrong place!!
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The 2nd day of vacation I was totally fine. The 3rd day, we ate at this shady Mexican place and my boyfriend told me after we ate that he thought the chicken felt like it wasn't cooked all the way, but he didn't say anything as I ate all of it! I felt fine that night.
4th day of vacation, we were in Vegas. Had some drinks before dinner and was a little tipsy. Ate at this fancy restaurant and everything was delicious. I woke up that night with severe nausea and severe diarrhea. I couldn't get off the toilet for 5 hours. I sat there praying I'd throw up and I never did.
The rest of vacation was terrible after that night. I woke up after finally being able to go to sleep, ate a breakfast croissant and was fine. Dinner came for the 5th night of vacation, and I was only able to eat my French onion soup before I was rushing to the bathroom as my stomach hurt so bad and my nausea was back. My boyfriend had to eat dinner alone. That night, I felt so bad and was so nauseous that we took an Uber to an urgent care where I got some antibiotics and anti-nausea meds. For the rest of our vacation, I'd only be able to eat breakfast, and my stomach would feel absolutely terrible at dinner time. It's worth noting that I ate steak every time we went out to eat in vegas (day 4-7), but I only got 1 bite in before running to the bathroom.
After getting home, I was fine for a week after vacation and I had another "episode" after eating mexican food and ended up going to the ER the next day where I was told nothing is wrong with me. Had a ct scan, blood tests, and urine. Told me to go to a pcp if it keeps happening (I didn't have one at the time). My new pcp put me on a medicine that reduces the acid in my stomach, but before I eat, during, and after I eat, I feel queasy and my stomach makes so many noises to where i know its not normal as its never been this active. It takes me over an hour to eat a small meal as I also have to use the bathroom during eating.
Is this some type of food anxiety, or is there actually something going on? I do get very scared that I will get the same feeling I experienced in vegas, but I'm starting to forget about it as it's been over 2 months. I just want this to go away.
Thanks!
TLDR: nausea and diarrhea started during vacation 2 months ago and was slighty traumatizing. Still struggling to eat meals even though told nothing is wrong.
P.S: First time posting so I'm sorry if I messed anything up or posted in the wrong place!!
2024.05.23 00:56 Sweet-Count2557 El Centro Restaurant in New York City,NY,United States
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2024.05.23 00:41 Sweet-Count2557 Tacos Reyes Restaurant in Los Angeles,CA,United States
 | Tacos Reyes Restaurant in Los Angeles,CA,United States submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] Tacos Reyes: A Culinary Delight for Travelers in Los Angeles, CA, United States Price Level: $ Tacos Reyes: A Culinary Delight for TravelersAre you a food enthusiast who loves to explore different cuisines while traveling? Look no further than Tacos Reyes, a hidden gem in the heart of , make sure to pay a visit to Tacos Reyes. Indulge in the rich flavors of Mexican cuisine and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture. Your taste buds will thank you for this culinary adventure! Cuisines of Tacos Reyes in Los Angeles,CA,United States Tacos Reyes Restaurant is a culinary gem that specializes in serving authentic Mexican and Spanish cuisines. With a menu that showcases the rich and diverse flavors of these two vibrant cultures, this restaurant is a haven for food enthusiasts seeking a truly immersive dining experience. From traditional Mexican dishes like tacos, enchiladas, and tamales to Spanish delicacies such as paella, tapas, and churros, Tacos Reyes offers a wide array of mouthwatering options that are sure to satisfy any craving. Each dish is prepared with the utmost care and attention to detail, ensuring that every bite is a burst of flavor and a celebration of the culinary traditions that have shaped these cuisines. Whether you are a fan of spicy Mexican dishes or prefer the bold and savory flavors of Spanish cuisine, Tacos Reyes Restaurant is the perfect destination to indulge in a truly authentic and unforgettable dining experience. Features of Tacos Reyes in Los Angeles,CA,United States Wheelchair Accessible Seating Menu of Tacos Reyes in Los Angeles,CA,United States Location of Tacos Reyes in Los Angeles,CA,United States Contact of Tacos Reyes in Los Angeles,CA,United States +1 818-932-7926 21929 Saticoy St, Los Angeles, CA 91304-4835 https://www.facebook.com/TacosReyesOfficial/ Tags |
2024.05.22 23:35 heyer4664 Wheat Ridge, CO
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2024.05.22 23:26 Sweet-Count2557 Cheap country for travel in 2023: The best 15 guide
 | Cheap country for travel in 2023: The best 15 guide submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] Are you feeling the need to escape from your everyday life? Have you been dreaming about a trip somewhere exotic and far away, but lack the funds to make it happen? Well, dream no more – there are plenty of countries out there that offer amazing experiences at affordable prices. With careful planning and research, anyone can find a cheap country for travel! Do you want to explore ancient ruins in South America or wander through vibrant cities in Europe? How about relaxing on beautiful beaches in Southeast Asia or indulging in delicious cuisine throughout Africa? Whatever type of experience you’re looking for, you can find it – and afford it – with these top picks for budget-friendly destinations around the globe. 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For those wanting to get away from it all, there are plenty of opportunities outside of Warsaw too, such as going on an adventure in Białowieża forest or taking a trip down the Wisla river. With so much variety available at an affordable price, Poland makes an ideal travel destination for anyone looking to break away from their routine and explore something new without breaking the bank! Frequently Asked Questions What Is The Best Time Of Year To Visit These Countries? When it comes to planning the perfect vacation, timing is everything. Knowing the best time of year to visit certain countries can make or break your trip. Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly getaway or a luxurious escape, understanding when each country's peak season starts and ends will help you plan accordingly. Here are three key points to consider when choosing when to travel: Weather conditions - Depending on where you’re going, the weather has a huge impact on the quality of your experience. 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What Is The Best Way To Get Around Each Of These Countries? Traveling around the world's cheap countries is a dream come true for many. But how do you get there? Whether it’s via car, train, or plane—we've got you covered! The best way to explore these destinations is with an adventurous spirit and some reliable transportation. From local buses to ferries, here are some of the most convenient ways to get around: By Car: Renting a car gives travelers the freedom to experience their destination at their own pace. Plus, you can take in all the sights along your route without having to worry about peak travel times and expensive tickets. By Train: For those looking for a more comfortable journey, trains offer an efficient way of traveling between cities. What’s more, they provide stunning views as well as plenty of entertainment options during long trips. By Plane: Flying is often the fastest option when it comes to intercity travel. If you book early enough, you may be able to score great deals on airfare that will save both time and money while still allowing you to see your desired destination in style. No matter what mode of transport you choose, getting around these budget-friendly countries couldn't be easier — just make sure you have all the necessary documents before embarking on your trip! And don't forget to bring along a sense of adventure; after all, part of the fun of traveling is discovering new places and cultures! With so much out there waiting to be explored, why not start planning today? What Are The Visa Requirements For Entry Into Each Of These Countries? When planning a trip, it's important to know the visa requirements for entry into each country. Depending on your nationality and purpose of travel, you may need to obtain a visa in advance or at the border prior to your arrival. This can be particularly tricky if traveling to multiple countries since some countries have stricter regulations than others. If you're from a country with diplomatic relations with a particular nation, chances are you don't need any special documents or visas before entering that country. However, this is not always the case - especially when it comes to emerging nations that tend to have more relaxed rules about travel. For example, citizens of European Union member states do not require visas for most destinations around the world. But if you're traveling outside Europe or beyond certain destinations within Europe, then obtaining an appropriate visa will become essential before making any arrangements with hotels and airline bookings. In order to make sure all goes smoothly during your travels abroad, research ahead of time what type of visas you'll need depending on where you plan to go and how long you intend to stay there. It's best to check out official government websites as they often contain updated information regarding their policies toward travelers from different parts of the globe. Additionally, there might be additional steps required such as medical examinations or other forms of documentation depending on your destination so prepare everything beforehand in order to avoid any hassles along the way! No matter which part of the world you choose for your next adventure, being well-informed about its corresponding visa requirements will help ensure smooth sailing throughout your journey! Conclusion Conclusively, if you're looking to travel on a budget and still have an incredible experience, there are plenty of great options! The best time of year to visit these countries depends on what kind of attractions and experiences you're after. Accommodation in each country is quite affordable, ranging from hostels to luxury villas. When it comes to the top tourist attractions, there's something for everyone - historical sites, natural wonders, cultural activities, and more! And when it comes to getting around each country, there are several transport options depending on your destination. Finally, visa requirements vary according to the country so be sure to double-check before booking any trips. So why not give one of these amazing destinations a try? With careful planning and research, you can create an unforgettable vacation that won't break the bank. From sightseeing in stunning landscapes to experiencing new cultures firsthand, traveling doesn't need to be expensive or complicated – just take some time out for yourself and explore somewhere beautiful! |