O perfil de SmokeyDoke

Lee’s Sandwich is one of those LA gems everyone should try. It’s so cheap! You can get a huge croissant sandwich for about $3 and a huge fruit shake to wash it down for another $3. The sandwich will last me two full meals.

Another option is to get a Vietnamese sandwich, called a Banh Mi for around $2. But there’s better and cheaper places in SGV for Banh Mi. I stick with the American fare whenever I’m at Lee’s.

Another plus is the clean decor and the computerized ordering system. It’s very clean and very slick. They used to have free internet at other Lee’s locations, but I’m not sure about here.

Found my new spot! I’m really impressed. Usually I hate K-joints, but this place was posh with an interesting Egyptian theme. The service was nice and prices were reasonable. AND the place has strob lights. Score! I’d give Parao 5 stars. 4 bottles soju, 2 plates of food = $100. Has a good K-pop and J-pop selection and an okay English section. But hey, can you beat STROBE LIGHTS? I think not!

This place is amazing. It’s located in what used to be the old Edison Building, hence the name. The old generators are still there.

The decor is 1920’s, and it does remind me of the glitz and glamour of that era. There’s silent movies playing on various walls and hostesses dressed up in era costumes.

The cocktails here are amazing. I recommend the Edison martini and their Gin cocktails. Prices are steep, I recommend going during their happy hour or sometimes on Thurs night, they have a 35 cent drink special.

This place is a nightmare. It’s a nice enough airport, but it is daunting. Friggin huge! It’s got a friggin train to get you from one terminal to the next. For an unexperienced traveler like me, it’s a horrible place to get lost.

There’s lots of interesting bars to pass the long lay-over. My favorite restaurant was Paschal’s, in Terminal C. They served authentic Southern food, including some of the best fried chicken, collard greens and yams I’ve ever tasted.

Cons: not one makeup store to be found! Why???

As Timinator reviewed before, it has a nice patio, typical American fare, reasonable prices. I got their fruit salad and it was huge.

I wasn’t too happy with the valet parking. If you’re willing to walk a block, there’s free parking in the surrounding neighborhoods.

Nothing too special, but it’s worth trying if you’re in the area.

*This place is not in Anaheim, it is in Fullerton. Qype needs to fix this bug*

What do you get when you take a:
table of friendly drunk Latinos (one gave me a hug and a kiss on the cheek)
chubby asian chicks in gothic wear
two drunk brothers grinding each other (I’m not joking, I asked if they were gay, and they said, “no, he’s my brother”)
packed bar with good DJ
a busy, cold weekend night in Fullerton?

You get:
an awesome fun time.

This was the last stop of my pub crawl in downtown Fullerton and a mighty nice stop it was. I wished it was the first stop, then we wouldn’t have hit the other places.

It has a nice Victorian decor. The bartenders seem competent. There’s no cover charge and the bouncer is damn sexy. But most importantly, it had a fun, diverse, mixed crowd that wasn’t afraid to let loose and have fun.

Dancing was great even though the dance area was small. There’s cameras on the dance floor and the people in the other room can watch you. I was tripping because on the screen it looks like I have blond hair. What? My hair is black.
There’s also an outside area where you can smoke.

Overall, this bar is my favorite in Fullerton. Will definitely come back.