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Contrary to "Wolfie," Pomegranate lives on
Wolfgang VerShillik— September 19, 2011 12:51 p.m.
A World of Malarkey Coming Atcha!
Naomi - Jack's was at the corner of Girard and Wall, and is definitely not the space being occupied by Herringbone.— September 8, 2011 12:36 p.m.
CU Chain Restaurant Ratings — Locals Win Some
Naomi - I know that fast food (even upscale) isn't your specialty, you strike me as being pretty resourceful, so I was a bit surprised by a comment you made above. How long would it take to Google - a few seconds? A minute or two? :) Fuddrucker's: been around forever, there is one in Mission Valley, one in Mira Mesa, one in La Mesa, and one in Chula Vista. Sonic: opened in the last few years in Santee and Vista. Hardee's: essentially Carl's Jr - they are its sister restaurant in the east half of the US. Slightly different menu, but similar enough to be comparable. White Castle: thank God, no. Our air quality is bad enough without those sliders hitting the digestive systems of San Diegans after bar time.— July 13, 2011 3:20 p.m.