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Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Italian or Mexican?
I'm back. I guess I better post something. My blog partner (she who can't be name) seems to have
flaked out. Anyways...release the hounds!! (a la Seinfeld)
So there was this one time when we were hungry. I wanted to say we couldn't decide between
Italian or Mexican, but managed to come up with a good compromise. But the thing is, we got a
flyer with this coupon for $5 off...or something like that. That was the deciding factor for us to eat
at Luigi Ortega. They claim to be an Italian/Mexican restaurant. It's right here in Pasadena, just in
front of the City College.
So you get to eat pizza with jalapenos? Marinara sauce with your burritos? From what I remember,
they do have all that...and cheese whiz for your tostada chips. Yes, cheese whiz. With plenty of
items on the menu to choose from, Mary Ann had a chicken sandwich. Can't recall the name
exactly. But it looks like this...
The protion was generous, and the most importently...it tasted good too. As for me, thoughts of
Tony's Deli came to me and I wanted to be able to compare the two, so I had Luigi's version of the
meatball sandwich.
Let me just say, that I don't need to drive to Burbank to get my meatball sandwich fix. And they
have cheese whiz.
Posted by Larry at 9:14 PM
Italian or Mexican?
I'm back. I guess I better post something. My blog partner (she who can't be name) seems to have
flaked out. Anyways...release the hounds!! (a la Seinfeld)
So there was this one time when we were hungry. I wanted to say we couldn't decide between
Italian or Mexican, but managed to come up with a good compromise. But the thing is, we got a
flyer with this coupon for $5 off...or something like that. That was the deciding factor for us to eat
at Luigi Ortega. They claim to be an Italian/Mexican restaurant. It's right here in Pasadena, just in
front of the City College.
So you get to eat pizza with jalapenos? Marinara sauce with your burritos? From what I remember,
they do have all that...and cheese whiz for your tostada chips. Yes, cheese whiz. With plenty of
items on the menu to choose from, Mary Ann had a chicken sandwich. Can't recall the name
exactly. But it looks like this...
The protion was generous, and the most importently...it tasted good too. As for me, thoughts of
Tony's Deli came to me and I wanted to be able to compare the two, so I had Luigi's version of the
meatball sandwich.
Let me just say, that I don't need to drive to Burbank to get my meatball sandwich fix. And they
have cheese whiz.
Posted by Larry at 9:14 PM
