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2 posts · Apr 16, 1997 to Apr 18, 1997

Rick C.Rick's On SecondApr 16, 1997
When in Monterey, I suggest you go over to Pacific Grove for dinner.  Much less touristy.

Try Fandango, Fishwife, Pasta Mia, Gernot.  Reservations suggested at all of these.

Good luck.

Rick

Rob K. wrote in article ...
> I'll be visiting Anaheim, Santa Monica, and Monterey and would appreciate

> any suggestions on good restaurants in or near these cities.  Almost any
kind
> of ethnic food will work, but I'm looking for restaurants that include
> vegetarian dishes on their menus (e.g., Italian restaurants).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Rob
>
AnonymousNetcomApr 18, 1997
Rob K. wrote:
>
> I'll be visiting Anaheim, Santa Monica, and Monterey and would appreciate
> any suggestions on good restaurants in or near these cities.  Almost any kind
> of ethnic food will work, but I'm looking for restaurants that include
> vegetarian dishes on their menus (e.g., Italian restaurants).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Rob

Rob when you are in Monterey, Go on over to El Torito, Its on Cannery Row. We have Vegetarian Food as Well. Ask for me.

Or if you like
Montreo, on Cala Priceaple Down from the Merriot
The Flying Fish In Carmel Plaza, This one is one of the best. Mission Ranch, Eastwoods place, Its in Carmel near the Carmel Mission. (behind the Mission) Great food, and what a view for sunsets. My last one, This is the best, Pacifics Edge, in the Highlands Inn. about a mile south of carmel. Food (A+) Service (A+) Menu (A+) Chef (A+) (A+) (A+) He is becoming one of the best chefs in the world. No joke!  He is in Germany right now showing some of the best how it is done. And I don't work there. I love food, and good service, and I've eaten in almost every place in this town, and this is a (A+) place.

Greg.
GM El Torito
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