1-3 out of 3 reviews:

Best bread sticks

Pat & Oscar's 10679 Westview Pkwy San Diego, CA 92126 Reviewed By pollycharlie

Jul 18, 2007 They have the best bread sticks. And they usually give you a free one when you stand in line. I like all their food. The chicken wings are tasty. The pizzas were surprisingly good. Greek salad is very good, too. But you have to get the bread sticks. Tags: American, bread, pasta, pizza

Very fresh fish

Pelly's Fish Market & Seafood Deli 7110 Avenida Encinas Ste 101 Carlsbad, CA 92011 Reviewed By pollycharlie

Jul 18, 2007 Very fresh fish every time. I tried yellow tail, squid, and salmon. Never disappoints. I took off 1 star because it's a bit pricey. A sandwich is about $8-$10. A plate is about $10-$12. Tags: fish, seafood, sandwich

The BEST Szechuan food

Ba Ren 4957 Diane Ave San Diego, CA 92117 Reviewed By pollycharlie

Jul 18, 2007 If I can only eat at 1 restaurant for the rest of my life, this will be it. Best dishes: Spicy boiled fish. The perfect mixture of chili pepper flakes, garlic, cilantro, and spices. The fish is always tender. Pork belly (Dong Po Rou). I know it's not the healthiest thing on the menu, but once you taste the fat melt away on your tongue you can not resist. A palm-size square of pork belly slow-cooked in sweet sauce. **You will need to pre-order this dish the day of your visit. I usually call around 2-3pm to give them enough time to slow-cook it. Pumpkin with pork (Nan Gua Fen Zheng Rou). Marinated pork stuffed in a kabacho pumpkin. Slow-steamed for hours until the pork is so tender you can't tell which is the pumpkin which is the pork. **You will need to pre-order this dish the day of your visit. Spicy and sour cabbage. Napa cabbage stir-fried with vinegar and Szechuan pepper (hua jiao). Very refreshing. And don't forget the purple rich dessert. It will calm the firm in your mouth. Tags: Szechuan, Sichuan, Si Chuan, Spicy, Chinese