The original Doughboys Bakery on 3rd (WeHo) is always packed with long lines. The newly opened branch in Hollywood is close to our work place so it has soon became our frequent lunch spot (and take out, how wonderful!). The menu is all comfort food. Big, heavy and hearty. But most of all the food […]
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May 2, 2007
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Mexico City: Teotihuacan and others
By Joan in Travel30-45 mintues drive northeast from Mexico City is Teotihuacan, an ancient cities that was build around 200 AD. It was abandoned until the Aztecs empire took over in 14th century and then fallened at Spanish’s conquest. I’ve always been fasinated by ancient ruins and pyramids so it was my first priority to visit here. I […]
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April 30, 2007
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SK (Mexico City: San Angel)
By Joan in 02: MexicoUnfortunately I’m not 100% sure of the name of this restaurant, I vaguely remember “sk” embroiled on the napkin but that could just be an initial. It’s located at Plaza San Jacinto at San Angel right where the Saturday craft market Bazzar Sabado took place. Really good homemade yogurt + homemade granola + honey. It’s […]
April 30, 2007
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Mexico City: San Angel + Coyoacan
By Joan in TravelSouth of the center of Mexico City are San Angel and Coyoacan, two cozy picturesque towns that still presevered their colonial-era charm with tree-lined cobblestone street, plazas, old churches and Spanish mansions. Many parts would definitely make you feel like you’ve time traveled to the past. I absolutely love these two areas. If there’s a […]
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