Fryboy commented 7 years ago

Life is hard sometimes.

Fryboy commented 8 years ago

The roasted lamb and feta sandwich at Papa Cristo's is great!

Fryboy commented 8 years ago

Thanks you for your kind intentions and good bye. Let's see the Chowhound Overlords lets this one survive.

Fryboy commented 8 years ago

In regard to specificity...I did ask for people who had had enjoyed biscuits and gravy on The Outer Banks to give suggestions. I didn't ask about breakfasts in general, there are already threads covering that. So much for specificity.
ps. during my time there I will be visiting from Corolla down to Hatteras.

Fryboy commented 8 years ago

I spent ten years in Chicago and the closest I found to a real Chicago deep dish pie in Los Angeles is at Masa in Echo Park. Check it out. http://www.masaofechopark.com/

Fryboy commented 8 years ago

If you are looking for Chicago pizza. Try Masa in Echo Park. This Chicago boy loves it.

Fryboy commented 8 years ago

Chick-fil-A - It's just a chicken sandwich.

Fryboy commented 10 years ago

Another thumbs up for the lamb & feta sandwich at Papa Christo's. OPA!

Fryboy commented 10 years ago

The best club sandwich I've had in town is at Doughboy's on 3rd. Everything is fresh and the toasted french pan de mie bread is killer, but not square. Lulu's on Beverly make a very good traditional club sandwich - square bread diagonal cut.

Fryboy commented 10 years ago

On the Five Guys website, they list a new one opening at 5550 Wilshire Blvd as "Coming Soon." That is roughly Wilshire and Burnside. Two blocks east of Hauser. A Five Guys less than 4 miles from my home? Oh, Rapture! Oh, Bliss!

Fryboy commented 11 years ago

I have heard mid-May is the projected opening.

Fryboy commented 11 years ago

We just had some righteous Mac and Cheese at the 101 Coffee Shop on Franklin. The cheese was thick, not soupy, and stuck to the big pasta shells. For an extra couple bucks we had bacon added on and this took it to a whole other level. Worth a try.

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101 Coffee Shop
6145 Franklin Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028

Fryboy commented 11 years ago

Last week Careerbuilder.com posted a listing for managment jobs at the this Five Guys location. Hopefully that means soon!

Fryboy commented 11 years ago

We are big fans of First Light in Corolla for breakfast. First rate! We have also had great lunchs there. http://firstlightcorolla.com/Home.html

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First Light
790C Ocean Trl, Corolla, NC 27927

Fryboy commented 11 years ago

Corolla Village BBQ is awesome!. We get dinner at least twice when we visit every fall. They close when they run out of food, sometimes it's 4pm sometimes it's 7pm. It was run by a guy named Rich. I get it with sauce on the side, But I do that for everything. Make sure you get an extra chicken if you want to make a great smoked chicken salad the next day. If you looking for the real deal in Corolla, look for the sign and go to Corolla Village BBQ. Here's a few photos.. The last one is of Rich

Fryboy commented 12 years ago

They sell all ribs and chicken by the pound. I've never gotten less than a half slab. I can't remember the exact price but it is reasonable. Don't forget the corn! Let me know if you try it. Another tip: Buy a chicken, put it in the fridge and the next day you can make some of the best chicken salad you're every had. ENJOY!

Fryboy commented 12 years ago

If you are tooling around the Valley on a Saturday afternoon and you want some tasty beef ribs stop by Handy Market at Magnolia and Buena Vista in Burbank. They have a BBQ set up in their parking lot that doles out some mighty fine Q. I've liked everything I've tried there but I never stop without getting some beef ribs. I do sauce on the side, but that's how I roll. I also always get grilled corn on the cob. The beef ribs are thick and meaty. It's a Gnawers paradise.