Just curious...I get terrible cravings for these (and succumb quickly), but I haven't really heard (or seen post) "so and so place is better" or "x place are just as good"...in regards to these types of egg rolls.

Are there other spots around town who do them similarly? Or are they unique only to this place?

I’m staying in the area this weekend, and wondering, what’s good? Bonus points if it’s especially yummy and on the cheaper side.

Visiting San Diego and have two nights. Haven’t visited little Italy or Coronado area yet. What are restaurants recommended in each area please. Visiting in a few weeks

Went to La Bonne Table today for my birthday dinner and absolutely loved the food. My only complaint is that it’s really hard to get in there because there are so few tables. I love French food and have tried St James dinner in Gaslamp and Bistro du Marché by Tapenade in La Jolla. Any recommendations for other French places closer to downtown Blue Boheme is on my list but I wonder how it stacks up to what I’ve tried to far.

Someone recently suggested that mammaMIA in La Mesa is a great spot and I finally went.

WOW. Incredible sandwiches. Easy parking and great highway access.

This place is a must. Pictured is the Godfather.

We’re coming in for a conference next week and some of the people that I will be with want to grab lunch on one of the days and have pizza. Last year our conference was in Phoenix and we went to Pizzeria Bianco and they all enjoyed it. Looking for a similar style of pizza and restaurant experience. I skimmed over other posts and these name came up. Are we on the right track? Any others I missed? And if it’s near the convention center, even better. Thank you.

I moved here from OC and if I’m being honest, I haven’t found a pho place that hits the same like in OC. I would love some recommendations!

I don’t usually go for sweet coffee, but it’s nice to have every now and then, so I wanted to ask the experts for recommendations. My barista friend suggested Rio Beverages (aside from homemade), but I’m curious about other options. I’m looking to buy syrups or sauces for my espresso-based drinks since I used to make my own simple syrup and chocolate sauce but don’t have the time anymore. I’ve heard of Rio Beverages and Monin but haven’t tried them yet. Any recommendations for caramel, chocolate, or hazelnut syrups? I’m also open to other flavors and brands you love! Please help! 

Heading to SD 14-17 to take the kids to the Zoo. What do yall recommend for a 2/14 dinner date for the wifey and I?

Kids will be with aunties and uncles.

Looking to buy a Tofu press and trying to avoid buying it off of amazon.

Hello - I am trying to find a good restaurant near the Civic Theatre. I am going to see Wicked on 3/1, and would like to have a nice dinner before the musical.

Requirements: Somewhere nearby, within walking distance, to the Civic Theatre

Will consider price points, and not picky for food, just something that will make the night even more memorable and I won’t feel funny being dressed up in a nice dress.

Thank you!

I was not a fan of chicken pot pie until I tried the Chicken Pie Shop. I'm taking a stab at it tonight but I have no idea where to start. Does anyone have any personal or recipe they've tried that tastes similar?

I used to get fresh bee pollen (still soft, balls plumper and rounder than what you could find in most stores) at the Hillcrest Farmer's Market. Haven't been in a while and not sure the vendor is still there. Before I physically go out and hunt, I'm wondering if anyone here might know of a local purveyor? Thanks if you have any tips!

I'd like to try some puerto rican recipes but not sure where to find some of the ingredients. I'm specifically looking for Pigeon Peas, ajis dulces and fresh culantro.

I’m from the east coast and we used to have pickle vendors selling all kinds of pickles but I can’t seem to find a shop that sells anything more than just cucumber pickles. I feel like the cliche of a pregnant women but I’m craving them bad and am hoping to find different vegetables or at least some more interesting flavors than the usual

Update: had my husband take a trip to vine ripe as you guys suggested and wow! There were so many options. I think I got enough pickles to last the rest of my pregnancy haha.

Just recently moved to the area just wanted to know some recommendations for restaurants. I eat anything so I'll check out all the suggestions. Thanks!

Hello Foodies of San Diego

I’m looking for recommendations for Japanese Bars/Restaurants that have a large variety of Japanese beers and/or alcohol to try. No specific price point or ⭐️ rating but an over all good vibe and experience. Thank you!

Okay I have two questions. First, what restaurants have a good food happy hour around San Diego? Some of the ones I used to go to aren’t being offered anymore and I need to find some new ones to check out!

Second, I got those synergy restaurants gift cards for Christmas and I need some recommendations for good places to use them. Which synergy restaurants are your favorites! Extra points if you can recommend a good restaurant to use my gift card at that also has a happy hour!!

Thanks guys!

What are some good places to eat near San Diego State open after 9PM? I have night class so I'm looking for something I can grab after class,like on the way home to Chula Vista.

Looking to pick up some dolma and hummus from a restaurant near downtown for a party, what are your recs?

And sorry this is random, is there a good shoe shine somewhere around as well?

Has anyone had potato pave at a restaurant in san diego ? If so can I get some recommendations

Looking for a restaurant that has a decent steak frites dish. any leads are much appreciated 🙏

Hi...

This was inspired by another post.

I've only eaten here once and I got the cumin beef hand pulled noodles... but looking at the photos on yelp, those weren't the noodles I wanted (delicious though!.) These were a little thick, but they weren't thin and flat

I wanted the long flat ones. Are those "hand ripped"? Is there a difference between hand pulled and hand ripped?

Can I order the flat ones with beef cumin? Or are you only allowed to order the style with the sauce/broth/ seasoning it comes with?

Ty!

I moved here this past year, and I don’t have my mom’s cooking anymore. I haven’t quite mastered cooking myself yet, so where can I find the best Chinese food that’s authentic and affordable near San Marcos or in the San Diego area?