Wahoo's claims to have the best fish tacos. I would love to see them go head to head with this San Diego gem.
When you bite into this patty, it's an explosion of flavors. You can taste the earth; you taste what beef should really taste like.
The Sofia hotel may be old, but the flavors here aren't. Each wine compliments their stellar plates, that are filled with nothing but amazing taste, and phenomenal presentation.
Their endless selection of cheese, chocolate, and wine provides a unique experience for your tastebuds, and puts a new twist on a culinary classic.
Sometimes, the most bizarre combinations, can be brilliant. Their batter is thick, sticky, and crispy. The right amount of sweet, with the right amount of salt.
There's nothing better than biting into a fresh doughnut. The small establishment in the middle of no where by far surpasses any doughnut I have ever eaten.
Biting into a brick oven pizza is easily one the most exciting culinary experiences I've ever had--who knew that pizza could be so brilliant.
Their gooey and warm cookies, lightly melt the ice cream--in my opinion, the best part. You'll feel like a kid all over again. Except with a really amazing ice cream sandwich.
When you taste their fish, you know that is only made with the freshest, and finest ingredients. I have never ordered a Teriyaki bowl at a Sushi restaurant, but I did here--and now I understand why.
Amusement parks are usually associated with bad food; well, that may very well be; however, Disneyland's funnel cake is flaky, salty, soft, sweet, and with just the right amount of powdered sugar.
