Diners in San Diego
Hi all...my wife, mother in law and I will be touring your fair city on Monday April 5th and are in search of a good local diner to hit for lunch....we will be having Mexican the day before so as much as I would like Mexican morning noon and night, have to provide a variety for the others....any suggestions? My wife is fairly 'thrifty' and does not like shellfish of any kind...thanks in advance, bob
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jmtreg
Mar 20, 2010 11:40 AM
*sniff**sniff* I miss Perry's. Any word on when it will reopen?
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Not sure if this will do it, but Ricky's in Mission Valley is a 1960's style diner, kind of like a better version of Denny's. We go there for their Dutch apple pancake, which is HUGE and very yummy. Have had their corned beef hash, which is decent. Nothing to blow your socks off but decent food. Can't tell you about the rest of the menu, though.
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Beach Chick
Mar 19, 2010 11:11 AM
SD isn't much of a 'diner' kind of place but there is one that is really good and is owned by Stu Segall who produced Silk Stalkings and Renegade..it's Studio Diner and easy to get to.
Sure you don't want a good bar since your traveling with your mother in law?
; )
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Captain Jack
Mar 20, 2010 08:38 AM
I like Studio Diner. The OP could order their tasty lobster roll, the fried clams, and a cup of New England clam chowder, then make his wife watch him eat it all. (does not like shellfish....huh)? I reviewed Studio Diner a while back if the OP is interested. Oh ya, and don't forget the best show by far filmed on Stu's lot, Veronica Mars. I just love me some Kristen Bell.
ebay, you should consider yourself fortunate that Olive Garden has left Canada. I'd rather eat out of a dumpster.
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