Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles

Who would've thunk it!- that waffles and fried chicken would taste so good together?! Many of you are probably already familiar with the famous Roscoe's C and W. But for those who haven't gone, you must try it! It's definitely a mouth pleaser (hehe). All the times I have gone, it has ALWAYS been packed! Prices are reasonable-might be on the expensive side for some of you. So to make my money's worth AND just because it's so delicious, I never leave the place without cleaning my plate!

In my opinion, it's not a place you go to ALL the time, because 1) the price 2)you can totally make this at home.

BUT DEFINITELY TAKE A VISIT AND TELL ME YOUR OPINION!







This morning I ordered #18 One thigh or leg and one waffle about $6, with a side of mac and cheese $4.50, with a SUNRISE (lemonade and orange juice) drink $3.50. total was about $15.00.

cooking with my dad!

Food I should have shared with you a long time ago.

Picnic at the Beach

My dear friend Mark took me to BC Broiler in Costa Mesa today. Supposedly, they have the best rotisserie chicken!! The fire burning inside that was cooking the chickens was just an open invite to straight deliciousness.



We got a whole chicken that was smothered in lemon garlic marinade. It was served with a side of beans and rice, choice of tortilla (corn/flour), salsa, and guacamole! In total it was about $20. Not too shabby!

It was really good! I am not sure it was the BEST rotisserie chicken ever, but nonetheless it was legit! mmmmmmmmmmmmm.

It really was a nice day to have a picnic at the beach

Feasting in Vegas

Other than being famously nicknamed as Sin City, Las Vegas is also known for their amazing buffets. Hotels like Belagio, Rio, Paris, and more have hundreds of people lining up to get a chance of tasting their array of food.

This past weekend, my family, friends, and I went to Vegas to celebrate my 21st birthday. We went to Studio B buffet at the M resort, a few miles away from the strip. It was only $16! They had all kinds of food: Asian, American, Mexican, Italian. For the most part, the food was pretty good. A few of my friends did not like some of the food, but nonetheless, it was a really good buffet for it's price.


I visited my other friends at Red Rock Casino, 20 minutes past the strip. We devoured like animals at Feast Buffet. $20. Pretty good too.

I pretty much gained weight because of the late night eating we have been doing in Vegas as well. Every night, excuse me every morning (3 AM), we would go out and eat. Had chicken wings from Mad Onion at HOOTERS. I recommend NOT going there for their wings. Probably the greasiest wings I have eaten, in a bad way.



On those better nights, we went to Tuscany Casino. They're famous for their $3.99 Steak and Eggs! ahhhhhhhh so good, especially for that price. The steak is a little small-still a good size, but they hook it up with the hash browns, eggs, and toast.

Nutwood Cafe's Breakfast Menu

Good afternoon!

If you're at Cal State Fullerton in the morning, and you haven't eaten breakfast, go to The Nutwood Cafe. It's across the street from the main campus at the College Park building. They have a great selection on their breakfast menu from breakfast burritos to omelettes to french toast. Combos cost around 5 dollars and a la carte is 3 dollars.

Here's Tricia's breakfast burrito a la carte with eggs, tomato, and cheese $3.95



This is Amanda's Denver Omelette combo. The omelette had bell peppers, ham, red onions, and chedder cheese with the side of 3 sausage links and toast $5.89


Finally, this is the Vegetarian Omelette combo. The omelette was filled with broccoli, red onions, tomato, red and green bell peppers, and Chedder cheese, with the side of toast and orange slices on the side $5.69



Big portions, cheap price; I think you should go there.

McClain's coffeehouse Bagels

McClain's is a quaint coffeehouse in Fullerton off of Harbor and Berkley that used to be a small house near downtown that turned into a popular cafe for fellow Fullertonians. If you have to do late night studying or you want to grab coffee with a friend, McClain's is the place to go.


But I am not going to be talking about their coffees tonight. Tonight, it's all about their bagels. Bagels are pretty simple: bagel, creme cheese, and/or jelly. You can pretty much put anything on top of them! But try this: Parmesan bagel, Philadelphia cream cheese spread on top, topped off with tomato, red onions, and cucumbers. OHH HOLY MOLEY. It was so good. Adding the veggies certainly put some twist to the bagel. You get crunch from the cucumbers and the onions. The tomatoes make it fresh. AHHH So much flavor on top of a bagel. YUM.

The bagel with cream cheese was $2.50, and adding anything else like veggies cost .50 cents more. In total the bagel was $5.00. Seems a little much, but the bagels are huge, and they smother on a good amount of cheese and veggies. TRY IT.