-around value (c’mon - $1 tacos!) and good all-around taste, Taqueria La Joya is definitely a new favorite. Taqueria La Joya 1120 Broadway St (parking lot of 1 Mile House Pub) Vallejo, CA (5 replies, last updated by 707rider April 26, 2007)

My husband is a HUGE fan of boxing and I would love to take him some place where he can watch this fight and we can eat something as well. Does anyone know where we can watch the fight and get some grub? Thanks!!! (2 replies, last updated by kek is khmer May 4, 2007)

I decided to take a risk last night and try La Joya, the new upscale mexican restaurant on Van Ness that replaced Habana. I really wanted to like this place since it is walking distance and I really like the ambiance of the... (0 replies, last updated by dgreenfield April 23, 2006)

Has anyone been to either of these? I went to Chaat Cafe and saw a few people going to Blu Ginger, is it worth going to instead of Zoom? I haven’t seen or heard anything besides that Live 105.3 was going to La Joya. Just... (10 replies, last updated by adkim November 26, 2008)

food in LA and Vegas. In LA, even the crappy/mediocore Thai food is miles ahead of Joya. Why cant some open an authentic thai restaurant in Brooklyn or Manhattan? (25 replies, last updated by Ljubitca October 7, 2007)

So, any further word on when the Joya that is planned for Fifth Avenue in Park Slope is going to open? (6 replies, last updated by ciao ny (now in LA) January 30, 2005)

more to do with curiosity about the different markets. However, the longaniza at Joya is so good it is likely I’ll buy this again, calories be damned. Thanks for writing that about the curtido. I finally had a papusa at La... (7 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong October 26, 2006)

the longaniza elsewhere. http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/325820 longaniza rankings 1. Joya de Ceren 2. 2 Amigos 3. La Tapatia Salvadoran chorizo rankings 1. Joya de Ceren 2. Valley Produce Previous Joya de Ceren posts: http (0 replies, last updated by rworange November 7, 2006)

Just had a great meal at a place called La Fondue in Saratoga. Looking for a similar fondue place in LA or Orange County. Any help is most appreciated. Thanks! Chris B (6 replies, last updated by Allison June 7, 2001)

I’ve been to both and enjoyed both, but I think La Folie is better. Probably because Roland Passot is actually in the kitchen most every day (he even greets all the customers as they leave), while Hubert Keller might be... (37 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston September 19, 2009)

are on the north side of the street. Also Panaderia San Juan which makes a mean flan. A few blocks further along W Main, at the intersection with Blosser (La Joya Plaza on your right) turn left at the signal and immediatley swing... (7 replies, last updated by toodie jane December 29, 2007)

than the Shangri-La Diet theory. (18 replies, last updated by ML April 27, 2006)

La Joya is beautiful with impeccable service and interesting entrees. (1 reply, last updated by bronwen May 6, 2008)

Possibly the best in town is La Joya, very pretty. (4 replies, last updated by Missmoo November 9, 2009)

I just opened a 2004 LaJoya reserve carmenere and it had a wonderful flavor, with a silky and smooth texture. My experience with carmenere is limited but this one makes me want to explore more and I was wondering what other good... (8 replies, last updated by 2top April 13, 2007)