I-10 eateries | California

Richard K.The World, Public Access Internet, Brookline, MADate unknown

        Just to be technical, I-10 does not go to San Diego. It goes
        to LA; I-8 branches off to San Diego.
Date: Thu, 8 Aug 1996 19:37:02 GMT
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        As for places to eat, that is desert, and the restaurants can
        get away with murder. They subscribe to the motto, "Our best is
        none too good." That much said, El Centro has every fast food
        chain you can think of (and 2 of some). The best in El Centro
        are the Barbara Worth Country Club, The restaurant (not the
        coffee shop) in the Berners Motel on Imperial, and the Italian
        food place (owned by the same people) on State (I think) St. To
        put this into perspective, about the best you can get is a few
        miles away in Calexico, the Hometown Buffet. There are some
        interesting places in Alpine, but that is essentially already
        in San Diego.

        RLK

Walter H.PSINetAug 12, 1996

Thanks for the tips. We're likely gonna stay at a Radisson (my daughter can get us a discount), so anything nearby would be good. As for type of food: Mexican, Deli, American, Thai, BBQ, Italian.

walter

Jim B. wrote:

>Walter H. wrote:
>>From: [email removed] (Walter Hanig)
>>Subject: Re: I-10 eateries
>>Date: Thu, 08 Aug 1996 23:11:37 GMT

>Tucson eateries along I-10.  Hmm, since I don't use the interstate to get
>around, I'm not sure what's close to it.  If you're up for some good Mexican
>food, the area known as South Tucson (actually a city within a city) has some
>good restaurants.  Take the 22nd St exit and travel east a mile or so to the
>4th Avenue intersection.  Take a right (south) and go about a mile and a half
>to 36th St.  There are several good Mexican restaurants right around there.
>Try Crossroads.  Excellent Shrimp with Garlic.

>Tucson is very spread out and the interstate doesn't really get you too near
>much of anything.  Lots of good eating, though.  If you post what type of food
>you'd be interested in after a day of driving, I can direct you to something.

>Jim Bird

Walter Hanig

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