The plan was to visit Paula’s Pancake House but the 45 minute wait torpedoed the plan. Next the requirement we eat at a place in a one block radius led us to The Big Bopper Drive-In.
Mexican
Casa De Reyes

I love visiting Old Town. Back in 1834 the Mexican government granted San Diego chartered town status. Lots of historical buildings to check out. My co-workers voted to have our monthly lunch at Casa De Reyes.
JV’s Mexican Food

Hot, crunchy, dripping oil. Generous amount of shredded, marinated beef. Great tasting beef taco.
Carmen’s Mexican Food

This little strip mall reminds me of olden times. It’s not shiny or fancy or modern.
Crack Taco Shop

Crack Taco Shop gets its name from it’s “crack” tri-tip steak which originated from Seaside Market in Encinitas.
Chicken Lisa’s / 555 Country Club Lane. Escondido, CA 92026

This was my very first visit here. I’ll have to say their signature chicken and bright friendly service is what will keep me coming back.