Review roundup
It's late...so let's cut to the chase.
This week Elaine Lehman stakes out Burger Bar by the Old Schoolhouse in Claremont and finds it "a bit of a splurge, but definitely worth the extra dollar or so." I do believe that's code for "expensive."
I'm not that huge of a burger fan, so it probably will be under my radar. Besides, if I'm in the mood for an expensive burger made just the way I want it, I'll just drive out to Fuddruckers in Ontario.
If you're more interested in the Burger Bar than I appear to be, you can read her review here.
More promising, if Allan Borgen's 5-star review is any indication, is Taste of Asia in La Verne.
Taste of Asia specializes in foods from Thailand, Vietnam, China and Laos. Laos? I don't think I've ever eaten Laotian food before.
La Verne is a bit of a drive, but I generally trust Allan's reviews. If I'm in the area, I might stop in for a taste.
You can read Allan's review here.
This week Elaine Lehman stakes out Burger Bar by the Old Schoolhouse in Claremont and finds it "a bit of a splurge, but definitely worth the extra dollar or so." I do believe that's code for "expensive."
I'm not that huge of a burger fan, so it probably will be under my radar. Besides, if I'm in the mood for an expensive burger made just the way I want it, I'll just drive out to Fuddruckers in Ontario.
If you're more interested in the Burger Bar than I appear to be, you can read her review here.
More promising, if Allan Borgen's 5-star review is any indication, is Taste of Asia in La Verne.
Taste of Asia specializes in foods from Thailand, Vietnam, China and Laos. Laos? I don't think I've ever eaten Laotian food before.
La Verne is a bit of a drive, but I generally trust Allan's reviews. If I'm in the area, I might stop in for a taste.
You can read Allan's review here.
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