Sunday
Jul222012

Things We Ate


 

 

 

 

We recently made a sojourn to Southern California in honor of family birthdays. Kent really should be a tour guide--he was brilliant at planning our "no rest for the weary" trip of four days. Disneyland, Getty Museum, the Huntington Library, and visits to old Ramsay family haunts:  all were on our itinerary. You might be interested in the culinary events along the way, so here's a list of things we ate:

  • Irish Coffees at the Auld Dubliner in Long Beach (prior to a harbor cruise--very good and STRONG!)
  • Dinner at Duke's in Huntington Beach (very nice)
  • Cotton candy, and Mickey-shaped beignets at Disneyland (not our regular dietary regimen, but one must do what one must do!)
  • Dinner at Wine Country Trattoria in Disneyland (a little slow to get us seated, but once settled, the food was good!)
  • Lunch at Philippe-the Original in downtown LA (I love this place--deli dining with sawdust on the floor--and great pie; following this we shopped at Olivera Street, wandered through Union Station where someday I want to have lunch, and took ourselves on a tour of downtown LA, including a visit to the Bradbury Building of Blade Runner fame.)
  • Box dinner at the Hollywood Bowl (great food, but completely overwhelmingly packaged and hard to manage at your seat.)
  • Walking tour of the food stalls at the Historic Farmer's Market; worth doing: www.meltingpottours.com
  • Dinner at the Getty Museum restaurant--lovely white table cloth place--perfect for a Friday or Saturday date night, FYI.
  • Tea at the Huntington Library Tea Room--in addition to touring the library, the art collection and the botanical gardens, this is a must-do!

 

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Reader Comments (2)

Did you get your own personal custom Charro impersonator costume? There is a store right across from Philippe's that makes them.

July 23, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterCalvaleigh

Oh, I wish I'd known that!

July 23, 2012 | Registered CommenterKRW

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