Zoning commissions are the worst.
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It's easy to say now, but wait until a copper smelting factory buys the property next door to you.
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Well whatever they are, they're delicious
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This is not what I thought this thread was going to be about when I clicked it.


But to give my unsolicited 2-cents anyway, I’ve always been a Cholula man over Tapatio.
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Can't be.

I can quit eating sandwiches after just one. I can't quit eating tacos at all.
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Keep it up.

Hotdogs will be next...
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While I'm not sure that a taco is really a sandwich, I like the concept of keeping national fast food chains out of your neighborhood. Those places are destroying American small independent restaurants.
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I can understand that, but would prefer to let the consumers/businesses make the choice.

We have eliminated all but Freddy's from places to eat out when it comes to fast food.
Their California burger is a pretty good improvement over the In-N-Out Double/Double, my all time favorite.
Like just about everything else, the fast food prices no longer represent a good value. I just take a protein shake or protein bar with me to avoid them.
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I'd like to be sandwiched between a couple tacos.
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I still can't get over the phrase "subway style sandwiches". Like, so you mean kinda bad? Or is it that they have to be penis shaped or it doesn't count? Did the person writing that not know the word hoagie existed? It must be hell living in these condos.
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No poorboys allowed.
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We have a place called seafood seller and Cafe about a half hour from us. The owner is from Louisiana, so they serve Cajun food. Their oyster poboy is amazing.

I know it's random and has nothing to do with the thread, but those poboys are something special.
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We're having taco sandwiches tonight.
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This thread needed a poll, but I also gotta say... If a taco is a sandwich, then the word "sandwich" is meaningless.
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When I was a kid we called them submarine sandwiches. This was long before Subway even existed.
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