Shanti's Indian Restaurant - Roseburg, OR
Delicious Indian restaurant located in Roseburg, OR. Dine in, take out, and lunch buffet. Order to go: (541) 229-0177.
Restaurant Recommendations between Seattle and San Diego
- Thread starter the_chemist
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Not a restaurant per se, but an old Church with food carts, an excellent draft selection and more.
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JimTravers¤£a!!Travers
Steelhead
Several BK's. Nothing compares to the Burger King options!!!! Several BK locations on the way to California. Certain areas with high BK densities. I stopped at Several last time I hit the road baby ah. Several BK'S!!!!!
Porter2
Legend
Do they still let you have it your way?
Modest_Man
Steelhead
We really like Luis's Taqueria in Woodburn, Or. About 5 min off I-5. Most legitimate Mexican we've found in WA/OR.
wanderingrichard
Life of the Party
Being geographically ignorant, is there anything around Klamath?
Good thing you like to hang out by the shitters at Les Schwab!
wanderingrichard
Life of the Party
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Luis's is good. That said, if you want legitimate Mexican Woodburn has a great deal more to offer.
Jim in Anacortes
Life of the Party
When you get to San Diego.... Mitches Seafood is a must. Right there in the middle of one of the biggest sport fishing fleets in the U.S. Taco Tuesdays, outdoor seating, view of the harbor. While, wearing a tee shirt with board shorts and flip flops, sipping on a cold Corona.
All of a sudden I'm homesick...after a cold, challenging day on the Straight of Juan de Fuco and the San Juan Islands.
All of a sudden I'm homesick...after a cold, challenging day on the Straight of Juan de Fuco and the San Juan Islands.
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That only happens to me if I eat anything from Taco Bell. No Bueno to the baño!
Between Wilsonville and Salem:
Wilsonville: Sushi Avenue - basic but fresh and not too pricey
Wilsonville: Elka Bee's - Breakfast and lunch, baked goods, espresso drinks
Woodburn: La Morenita Tortillas (take out only, only downtown location has retail)
Woodburn: Gina's Taqueria (truck/cart on 99 north of Woodburn -- killer quesabirria tacos). El Moreno in the same lot specializes in pollo asado. Thai Woodburn in the same lot is pretty good too.
Woodburn: Los Machetes Cemitas Poblanas or La Casa de Los Machetes for cemitas and machetes.
Woodburn: I haven't been but hear good things about Santa Ana and Casa de Caldos
Gervais: Bauman's Farm Store -- Baked goods, hard cider, and produce are great. Sandwiches are perfectly fine.
Keizer: In-n-Out if you like them and are willing to brave the line. Pro-tip: go weekday off-peak, park and go inside. Order fries "well done"
Keizer: Love Love Teriyaki II - good teriyaki, nothing special.
Salem: Don Froylan Creamery -- they make awesome Mexican cheese and have a restaurant in house that serves great food.
Salem: I haven't been but I've heard Santiam Brewing has excellent fish and chips
Salem: Pietro's or Paddington's Pizza -- try unique and divisive Oregon-style pizza (cracker crust and toppings to the edge). NOT FANCY PIZZA. Bonus points for adding taco sauce at the table.
Salem: Sybil's Omelettes Unlimited: local, old fashioned diner food.
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Now I am on the hunt for a local cemita. New to me.
Thanks, @someguy23 !
Thanks, @someguy23 !
Thanks! If you've tried them, do you have a recommendation?
Alternative thought here. We love finding new restaurants when travelling but some of our most memorable meals have been on the balcony in our room.
