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  1. Richard Kaszeta said:

    I've always been more of a "dinner for breakfast" sort of person.
    Someone has to buck the trend.

    hmmm I can relate to that. If I am ever out for breakfast, I'll hope
    it's not too early to order a sandwich or burger. But, I like breakfast
    for dinner now and then. Lunch for breakfast, breakfast for dinner, and
    lunch for lunch.

    Karen

  2. serene said:

    Steve Pope <[email hidden]> wrote:

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    Have you tried Zamarono, on International (E. 14th)?

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    Nope, but I will. Should I do it before or after we loosen the budget a
    little?

    It's not pricey, but I haven't been there in several years.
    As of the mid-90's, they were about the only people up here
    making a carnitas burrito or a taco al pastor that would
    measure up to the equivalent in SoCal.

    Steve

  3. Steve Pope said:
    serene said:

    Steve Pope <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Have you tried Zamarono, on International (E. 14th)?

    Quoted message said:

    Nope, but I will. Should I do it before or after we loosen the


    budget a

    Quoted message said:

    little?

    It's not pricey, but I haven't been there in several years.
    As of the mid-90's, they were about the only people up here
    making a carnitas burrito or a taco al pastor that would
    measure up to the equivalent in SoCal.

    Steve

    I dont recall the name of the Mexican place but its on the north west
    corner of Haste and Telegraph in Berkely and makes a good carne asada as
    well as steak burritos.---
    Joseph Littleshoes

  4. Steve Pope said:
    serene said:

    Steve Pope <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Have you tried Zamarono, on International (E. 14th)?

    Quoted message said:

    Nope, but I will. Should I do it before or after we loosen the budget a
    little?

    It's not pricey, but I haven't been there in several years.

    Well, next time you're up for some good carnitas, give me a yell. :-)

    serene

  5. Joseph Littleshoes said:

    I dont recall the name of the Mexican place but its on the north west
    corner of Haste and Telegraph in Berkely and makes a good carne asada as
    well as steak burritos.---

    Frausto's? We found it mediocre. (But I may be wrong about which place
    you mean -- I think Frausto's is a block south of Haste.)

    serene

  6. serene said:
    Joseph Littleshoes said:

    I dont recall the name of the Mexican place but its on the north


    west

    Quoted message said:

    corner of Haste and Telegraph in Berkely and makes a good carne


    asada as

    Quoted message said:

    well as steak burritos.

    Quoted message said:

    ---

    Quoted message said:

    JL

    Quoted message said:

    Frausto's? We found it mediocre. (But I may be wrong about which
    place
    you mean -- I think Frausto's is a block south of Haste.)

    serene

    No, Manuel's i think, iirc. I have never had gourmet Mexican food, i
    have had very good Mexican food in America but never authentic good food
    in Mexico. And i used to live in San Diego and knew a guy whos mother
    routinly made tortillas by hand, with out a tortilla press, she made
    good food.

    I love 'steak ranchero' and 'carne asada', fluatas, tamales, etc. I am
    lucky enough to live 2 blocks from a basement that has been making
    traditional Mexican tamales for the last 50 years ( a baement where they
    have been made by the same family for the last...).

    12 tamale for 10 dollars.
    ---
    Joseph Littleshoes

  7. Joseph Littleshoes said:

    serene wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Frausto's? We found it mediocre. (But I may be wrong about which
    place
    you mean -- I think Frausto's is a block south of Haste.)

    serene

    No, Manuel's i think, iirc.

    Not sure it's there any more. Our laundromat is on that corner -- OH,
    no, wait, we're on Shattuck. Duh. Haven't tried Manuel's. Will give it
    a go next time we walk up that way.

    serene

  8. serene said:
    Joseph Littleshoes said:

    serene wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Frausto's? We found it mediocre. (But I may be wrong about which
    place
    you mean -- I think Frausto's is a block south of Haste.)

    serene

    No, Manuel's i think, iirc.

    Not sure it's there any more. Our laundromat is on that corner -- OH,
    no, wait, we're on Shattuck. Duh. Haven't tried Manuel's. Will give
    it
    a go next time we walk up that way.

    serene

    I got a reflex giggle out of that, i think i know the place on Shattuck
    you mentioned. Watered down pseudo mexican "style" food?

    Im sure Manuels is probly only an above average mediocre, i really do
    not know Mexican food, but that little basement is in oakland if you are
    interested.

    Manuel's is just across the street from Cody's book store on
    Telegraph..
    ---
    Joseph Littleshoes

  9. Joseph Littleshoes said:

    serene wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Not sure it's there any more. Our laundromat is on that corner -- OH,
    no, wait, we're on Shattuck. Duh. Haven't tried Manuel's. Will give
    it
    a go next time we walk up that way.

    Quoted message said:


    I got a reflex giggle out of that, i think i know the place on Shattuck
    you mentioned. Watered down pseudo mexican "style" food?

    Yes, yes. I mean, Mexican food, but with no oomph at all. And not
    fresh-tasting.

    Quoted message said:


    Im sure Manuels is probly only an above average mediocre, i really do
    not know Mexican food, but that little basement is in oakland if you are
    interested.

    Cool, thanks. :-)

    Quoted message said:


    Manuel's is just across the street from Cody's book store on
    Telegraph..

    Was just out that way today. Guy took me to Raleigh's. Everything was
    yummy. Hungarian bean soup with a peppery sausage; lovely fresh onion
    rings; roasted eggplant sandwich on artichoke-rosemary bread that they
    bake themselves. Mmmmmm, yum. The service was awful, but we didn't
    care much, because we were in the opposite of a hurry. We had walked a
    long way and wanted to sit for a long time.

    serene

  10. serene said:

    Steve Pope <[email hidden]> wrote:

    [ Zamarono, on International (E. 14th) ]

    Quoted message said:

    Well, next time you're up for some good carnitas, give me a yell. :-)

    Thanks -- I will!

    But I mis-stated; the carnitas is fine but it's the chile verde
    that's really excellent there (and reminisence of L.A.).

    S.

  11. Steve Pope said:
    serene said:

    Steve Pope <[email hidden]> wrote:

    [ Zamarono, on International (E. 14th) ]

    Quoted message said:

    Well, next time you're up for some good carnitas, give me a yell. :-)

    Thanks -- I will!

    But I mis-stated; the carnitas is fine but it's the chile verde
    that's really excellent there (and reminisence of L.A.).

    I've never had chile verde (or, really, many meat dishes at all, given
    the circumstances -- people have been helping me catch up on twenty
    years of missed opportunities to stuff my face with dead animals. ;-)

    serene

  12. serene said:
    Joseph Littleshoes said:

    serene wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    ...that little basement is in oakland if you are
    interested.

    Cool, thanks. :-)

    Serene:

    I responded to what i am guessing is your interest in "the little
    basement"? Honestly i am not sure if you are merely thinking me for
    mentioning it or if you would like more precise information as to it
    location. Assuming the latter i sent you an e mail to the address as is
    listed in your post. But i am not sure if it actually got to you. I
    apologized in the first sentence for e - mailing you but as the
    information was a tad personal i thought it might be better to
    communicate it 'off list'.

    My apologies if i presumed too much.
    ---
    JL

    p.s. 'Gawd'! that all sounds awfully pompous, my apologies for that to.

  13. Joseph Littleshoes said:

    Assuming the latter i sent you an e mail to the address as is
    listed in your post. But i am not sure if it actually got to you. I
    apologized in the first sentence for e - mailing you but as the
    information was a tad personal i thought it might be better to
    communicate it 'off list'.

    My apologies if i presumed too much.
    ---
    JL

    p.s. 'Gawd'! that all sounds awfully pompous, my apologies for that to.

    Actually, I think you're a darling. I have just been working a lot the
    past few days, and let my email get backed up (when I'm tired/busy, I'm
    more likely to look at Usenet than email, because email takes more
    emotional energy.)

    Off to actually look at email. :-)

    serene

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