I’ll be working an event until 9p-10p near the Pacific Design Center and found out about Fat Fish’s late night happy hour. How’s the grub there? Discounts are nice — but not for nasty food (and esp. nasty... (2 replies, last updated by Jaybay September 28, 2007)

of food and service are most important factors. Atmosphere less so. We will definitely make a lunchtime visit to In-N-Out since they don’t have any in the Pacific Northwest. I look forward to your suggestions. (3 replies, last updated by kjs November 20, 2008)

I suggest The Earle restaurant. Great menu for both meat eaters and vegetarians and has a wonderful wine list with many available by the glass. Bar off to the side for later libations or wines by the glass. The beef medallions... (9 replies, last updated by BD June 9, 2006)

the Pacific sunset, but were fortunately early enough to take advantage of the special. The clam chowder was good and hot, a thick and rich elixir chock full of clams and chunked potatoes that slowly brought up my plummeting core... (4 replies, last updated by Midlife December 17, 2005)

at the State Park if you have time to relax on the sand. Have a date shake on the stand near the top of the hill on PCH, and continue down PCH to the Crystal Cove shopping center, where an outpost of Sage & Pacific Whey beckon,... (10 replies, last updated by Samantha September 2, 2004)

having just going to there web site I saw that they offer Blue Marlin, now I am quite sure they are buying Pacific Blue Marlin ( I will be checking on that) Blue Marlin Pacific and Atlantic are seriously over fished and I really... (26 replies, last updated by netmover September 28, 2009)

A Pacific Cafe there Many years ago. Hunt. (8 replies, last updated by DriverPhil March 23, 2009)

the Pacific Northwest, is there anything chow-worthy that we must try? I’m allergic to milk, so unfortunately pizza and ice cream are out. (13 replies, last updated by ChefBoyAreMe October 27, 2007)

gives him plenty of petting, and where they understand odd dog owners (in LA, this is no problem.) We also like good food and libations for us. Finally, as few OTHER dogs as possible. My dog is terrified of dogs. Go figure. Where... (22 replies, last updated by TomSwift June 7, 2005)

preferred the caviar/grapefruit (very tasty) and the lime/chervil (very light). The oysters were from New Brunswick but I don’t know the variety. They were not as small as Kumamotos nor as big as Pacifics. My husband, not an avid... (8 replies, last updated by maisonbistro January 13, 2009)

Thanks, all...a hazy picture is starting to form here. Peter, I’m not a decor freak, but I AM a food and libation freak. A room with an open kitchen and a “buzz” is always fun...the noise, the culinary aromas,... (59 replies, last updated by Mrphph February 9, 2005)

to San Diego in Maybelline earlier this month. Our preferred mode of transport when traveling to distant locales is via railroad, but a coach ride on The Pacific Surfliner and then the hassle of transferring passengers and... (15 replies, last updated by daantaat June 29, 2006)

Pot - Bo Loong - Mekong River on Lee - Richie Chan’s - Tay Do – 11725 Snow Rd., Parma - Phnom Penh – Lorain Rd. at 131 Sushi - Pacific East - Shuhei - Shinano - Sushi On the Sq. - Otani Italian - Baricelli Inn - Batutto -... (18 replies, last updated by Matt December 14, 2003)

South Pacific in Newton — greasy and dirty old school Chinese. Applebee’s — the worst chain I’ve ever tried. (345 replies, last updated by mrios September 30, 2009)

but drinks are a highlight Rye- Had one of the best drinks I’ve ever had here. Not the greatest atmosphere but amazing libations. (61 replies, last updated by rworange June 26, 2008)