have you been to LEMONADE? i went for lunch yesterday. here's the description from the website:
The concept is best described as Seasonal Southern California Comfort Food in a fast-casual cafeteria setting. A comfortable place where locals and visitors enjoy a rotating daily spread of deliciousness: from ruggedly roasted Brussels sprouts to grain salads from around the world to stewed short ribs falling off the bone.
i ambled up to the counter and ordered 4 little salads in 1 container, take-out style.
crazy, stupid, delicious. all 4.
- brussels sprouts, red flame grapes, pistachio, parmesan
- figs, arugula, blue cheese, sherry vinaigrette
- heirloom tomato, white corn, tomatillo, lime scallion vinaigrette
- beets, pickled onion, hazelnut vinaigrette
the watermelon rosemary lemonade was too sweet, but i added more water and ice at home and it was perfect.
consider this a public service announcement.
Domenico says
I may have to turn in my teen membership card for this statement…
This place is more my style than Fat Sal’s.
Shar Ulm says
Brussel sprouts – nature’s little farter starters!
Joan says
Oh wow! The salads (minus the brussel sprouts) look delish. Too bad the lemonade was too sweet. We get some great places to eat here in Las Vegas, but nothing like that.
Violet Cadburry says
You should have watered it down with Grey Goose! That combination would be tres fantastic. And those salads, I could almost lick my computer monitor. I have been on a no-wheat regime and I am so lazy that I have been eating peanuts for dinner for two weeks…well, and some corn chips…and tuna, but honestly that’s it. Wish there was a Lemonade in San Diego:( Been having a groovy time with the SEWN class but v.v. far behind. I was distracted by Amazon Prime and watched all the I Love Lucy episodes back to back. High Carumba….he he he…where did I leave that burrito?
Jane S. says
Honestly, does everything have to be in California? How in the hell are we supposed to get anything like this in PA? So unfair. lol. I love your blog Mary Ann. So eclectic & always a treat.
Sherry Green Peck says
Mmmmm I’d drive to California for that meal!! Haven’t eaten yet today….working….and am starving!! LOOKS ABSOLUTELY TO DIE FOR!!!
Rhonda says
A rotating daily spread of deliciousness? Who could resist? Count me in. When I am home next I will surely go.
Bobby says
Wow.. I adore brussels sprouts!! How imaginative 🙂 You have tomatillo? We grow those on the North Island of NZ, tree tomatoes we call them. A delicious way to eat them is to slice them into a bowl, sprinkle with brown sugar and leave overnight in the fridge. Have them for breakfast with plain Greek yoghurt. the sugar really brings out the juices and the flavour.
jacki long says
I will! It is. So, next time i’m in LA from the OC, I will go there.
I am hungry as I read this, and can’t wait to get at those great salads!
Thank you public-minded Mary Ann!
Holly Hudson says
fall, 2010 we spent 3 days a-walking & EATING our way through W Hollywood/LA area…..then ate even more in Santa Barbara…drove back to Santa Monica for the weekend, and continued our walking quest and deliciously awesome meals….fall, 2013 SAN FRANCISCO, a walking & eating & photographing holiday……California is the land of creative American Cooking….it is always a challenge to fit oneself in the airplane seat, departing California….
Holly