The kitchen is located in a stationary food truck and they have a small building on the lot with tables where you can either sit inside or outside
You place your order at the counter on the right
and we chose to sit outside under the canopy
the food is prepared in this stationary food truck on the other side of the lot with more seating under a tent canopy
It appears that one of their staff has purchased a new white Triumph Tiger 800
We did not have a full meal here, but rather had a sample fish taco as our host did not eat Mexican food and our plans were to have lunch elsewhere
You had lots of choice if you like your taco spicy
It was a hot day so we left her in the car with the A/C running so we quickly ate our Taco and returned to the car and headed to
it seemed to be a busy place so we had to park around the corner
it is more of a take out place but there were tables inside as well as outside. While we were waiting for our order I was looking for things to point my camera at when I noticed this poster
It is a show that we look at often back home on the Food Channel about good eating places all over the country. We somehow managed to stumble our way into good food
I must say that our sandwich was tasty
This was our last full day in Saratoga and we decided to have a meal at this great Mexican restaurant that our friend was raving about called Casa de Corbre
It was very busy and nearly a full house. The service was very good and our meals were very tasty
Mrs Skoot had a beef something or other
and I had a seafood enchilada with lots of sauce & cheese
As you will notice, we even slurged for a dessert which is very unusual for us
along with three spoons .
Bob my old friend,
ReplyDeleteHow on earth do you stay so slim and fit-looking?
How are your arteries? ;-)
You certainly get around - nice break!
I am stuffed only looking at these pictures. My favourite would have been the falafel place. I am a big fan of middle Eastern food.
ReplyDeleteThis post was hard to read now that I'm following a low sodium diet. Tempting images of all sorts of things I want to eat, especially now right before lunch with a growling stomach.
ReplyDeleteSteve Williams
Scooter in the Sticks
Dear Bobskoot:
ReplyDeleteThe last few of these blog posts have thrown me a curve. The original "Saratoga," and the only one I know, is in New Youk State. I glanced at the map you provided, and got only more confused, as I found references to three other place on New York, and New Jersey as well. (Menlo Park, NJ, was the place where Thomas Edison had a lab.)
I fail to understand your utter fascination with food. Here in southeastern Pennsylvania, there are food trucks (largely barbecue) all over the place. In New Jersey, there are trucks where the hot dogs are famous. In New York City, the "Dirty Water Sabrett Hot Dog" is a rite of passage and then an addiction.
I fully apprecated your need t stop at the Grek roadside stand. Hand-held Greeek food from the roadside is to die for.
Fondest regards,
Jack/Reep
Twisted Roads
Falafel, margaritas, enchiladas, keep the food pics coming and I'll never lose any weight. We do have a falafel stand that's pretty good but most of the Mexican food is alright at best.
ReplyDeleteAll I have to do is look at your blog and I gain weight.
Richard
Yummy. That falafel place definitely looks the best. Mind you those margaritas look pretty tempting too.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Sonja, love middle Eastern food and Greek, lets not forget Greek food.
Great, now I'm drooling.......
Love good falafel!
ReplyDeleteI feel like I need to eat something! The pictures made me hungry! Looks like you had a great trip. I am such a foodie, I love stopping at interesting places and sampling the local fare. Last night I had the best chocolate cake I have ever eaten, a friend made it & it was from the Rebar cookbook, a local restaurant in Victoria that emphasizes healthy eating, the best part is the food is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteAll right
ReplyDeleteThey say you shouldn't grocery shop when hungry.
I'd say you should look at a Bobskoot post when hungry!
Lots of delish looking goodies there!
santa cruz falafel! the BEST! and tell sam and family that my family sent you! :)
ReplyDeleteGeoff: I struggle with calories more than you know. As you get older it's harder to maintain our boyish figures
ReplyDeleteSonjaM: I don't think I've ever had Middle Eastern Food, only East Indian
Steve: we try to limit our salt intake too but I love cheese and tomato based sauces
Jack: we have had good luck using Food Trucks but we didn't know where they were, down there. In Vancouver they have just licensed more food trucks with greater variety in types of food prepared. Their menus look very enticing
RichardM: I am a creature of habit, I seem to always order the same thing. While on a trip we usually settle for Mexican
Trobairitz: I like most types of food too . maybe one day I can try something Middle Eastern
CB/Keith: That Falafel place was very good. Will have to try different items next time
Dar: you chocolate cake sounds very good. you'll have to bring some over to Vancouver for us to drool over. Some of the sVIs people from Victoria are coming over to the mainland for the Hamster Scooter Rally in Bellingham later this month. Are you coming too ?
http://www.scootersofbellingham.org/
Bluekat: sometimes I look at a photo of a past meal, it makes me hungry too
Ms M: Now you tell me after I'm home. You'll have to show us more places next time . . .