Sharkies, baja fresh, and a couple of locally-owned spots. Qdoba was good for a while.
Totally agree. Hook me up after the game!
Never heard of Sharkies. Baja Fresh… holy cow, I think we had one near me in Denver years ago and it wasn’t bad.
Q’Doba is fine, I generally prefer it to Chipotle, but I think Freebird’s is the champ in that sector, do you have those?
Baja Fresh: Yeah, they got bought (Wendy’s), tried to go national, failed, got bought by some other company, and shrank back. I think they’re still good. They make a burrito without beans or rice. Fucking fillers.
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Eh, they’re ok.
Yes, find the abuela making that stuff near you. Might not be available in every small town, but it is in most places.
I’m with who ever said Del Taco stuffed the ballot. Though I also don’t get the Chick-fil-A fascination either.
Del Taco is a fine establishment but not worthy of America’s choice.
There are three things I love about Chipotle: the cilantro lime rice, the thick goopy sour cream, and the vinaigrette. Qdoba just doesn’t compare in those things, unfortunately. I would eat a bowl of extra Chipotle white rice with two heaping scoops of sour cream and at least two vinaigrettes on top and that’s it, if my husband let me.
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It’s not that good. At least not by me. And there’s one right by the Chik-fil-A, which still has way more traffic in the drive thru.
Baja Fresh was one of our go-to places when I worked in Woodland Hills. It was pretty good. Preferred it to Chipotle.
Chik-fil-A has crazy drive through volume, but they are very well run and move quickly.
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That is messed up and so sad.
I know the movie says something different about how it all happened, but this is how Sharknado is going to come about.
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We’ve already had Cocaine Bear, why not Cocaine Sharks?
Not sure if it reaches the level of WTF but providing bath tubs to our local grizzly bears was unusual. Love the videos of them lounging in their tubs.
https://bc.ctvnews.ca/video-shows-b-c-grizzly-basking-in-clawfoot-tub-1.6967691
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Was coming here to post that. Seriously Ohio, WTF?
The dissenting justices called Deters’ reasoning “utter jabberwocky,” and said a jury should’ve been allowed to decide whether the restaurant was negligent in serving Berkheimer a piece of chicken that was advertised as boneless.
How does someone not notice a “thin, 1 and three-eighths inch bone” in something they are eating?
I guess it’s already not a wing so might as well not be boneless. Next they’ll be saying it isn’t chicken.
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