Feasting with FAA

[FAA]

I chose to lunch at Johnny Rockets to check out the grilled cheese sourdough sandwich Olds has raved about. It was pretty good. I chose cheddar. Waitress looked like Kimmy from Full House. 13,000 step day, so I didn’t want to feel sluggish. Nice nostalgic environment. Hopefully I’ll see the staff break out dancing for patrons next time, which is a thing at JR.

[FAA]

I discovered that my favorite new place went out of business. I grudgingly pivoted to Doughtery’s Happy Hour. Delicious $6 meatball sliders, but light on the ricotta. Excellent $8 Kobe sliders. Presentation on both leaves much to be desired. Wish I got even more food. Hilarious quirky verbose waiter could be on a show like The Big Bang Theory.

[olds442jetaway]

Your grilled cheese looks good but a bit different than mine. Mine is piled high with sautéed onions and the cheese melts over the edge. Knife and fork almost a must. Haven’t ordered one yet so far this year.

[FAA]

I remember that now! I’ll ask for them next time. Just cheese is a mediocre sandwich. The brochure coupon discount made it an okay price. Do you get American cheese? AC franchise gives five options.

[olds442jetaway]

Same here. I like the American, but Pepperjack too

[FAA]

These were some Spartan meals indeed. The entries belong in Famine with FAA.

[Tedlark]

2 meals on the same day? The caloric intake surely surpassed 13,000 steps. Keep on truckin'.

Spartan meals included, black soup when not warring, when at war it was a meal of bread, cheese, wine, and meat. Alas, no mention of Kobe sliders.

[FAA]

Glorified snacks. Four sliders equal maybe ten ounces of meat. Light Hawaiian rolls. Lightweight grilled cheese sandwich. Straight shot to White House Subs from now on. Always impressed; the best never rest.