This restaurant was pretty average to me, but my friend really liked it. He said they mixed the cherry coke just right and the strawberry shake was the best he had in Texas. He was also particularly enthused about the ketchup being in glass bottles. I guess this diner is a good place for 1950s purists. I enjoyed the mint chocolate chip shake--first time I've seen one of those. The waitresses were cheerful, but they seemed to think we were on a date and left us alone a little too much.

This place has some good traditional German food. I had a dish of different cold cuts and a dish of spicy chicken. You get butter and bread, plus salad as appetizers. The decorations are interesting; they have a cuckoo clock near the pub. The family (staff) is very friendly.

What I really enjoyed here was this sort of corn mush that was served as a side. Well, there wasn't much of it; maybe it was an embellishment, like sour cream or guacamole. The Spanish rice was warm and soft, and the enchiladas tasted great. The cornbread was fresh and smelled good. Overall, I had a nice dining experience.

This is like a little diner, and the lady who took my order was very friendly. The food is great, and the price is low. You can get free refills on your soda; the dispensers are self-serve. I had some tasty beef enchiladas. If I lived in San Diego, I'd go here all the time!

Someone was having a wedding dinner (or reception) in the restaurant while I was there. I really enjoyed the shrimp chips here...haven't had them in the longest time. The different seafood was great. If you have any specific seafood allergies, be careful about ordering dishes with mixed seafood. Other than that, go for it!

This was my first time at an actual sushi place. Raw fish is actually satisfying in a strange primal way. Easy on the horseradish (green creamy stuff that's served with the sushi) because it can really give you a kick in the mouth. I also found out the fried eel tastes like potato chips. Not bad, and definitely worth a try!