High Street Deli

What can I say about the High Street Deli?  It is freakn' awesome!  I have been there about three time in two weeks even though it is like twenty-five miles away.  I find it worth the drive.  Listed above is what I got on my second trip there.  A Dutch Punch sandwich.  Turkey, avocado and a whole bunch of differing veges and slathered with a generous portion of hot and spicy mayo and mustard.  The bread though I find rather good.  Their dutch bread is particularly good however.  It is crusty without being tough.  All and all it was a good sandwich.

I have had the beef dip, the Dutch Punch and the meatloaf sandwiches and they have been all good.  Eat the meatloaf there though, otherwise it will get a bit soggy.  Hehe, I had to eat it away, so I took it to the +Coffee Bean to eat.  It was crowded and I couldn't find a seat and it started to rain... it was a real mess.

So if you are ever up in SLO, stop by the High Street Deli, it is worth the trip.

The Pasty Bakery

The Pasty Bakery     Our interview on Youtube

After our trip to the Congregation Ale House, +Jim Sandoval  mentioned that he was still hungry, and well, I was too.  Jim suggested that we should go to and have some pasties at the Pasty Bakery.  With the three beers still in Jim, we walked over the bakery.  We were met by Maria, the owner, a nice lady who sold a variety of savory and vegetarian pies.  It was inexpensive and they were rather a good size, about as big as my fist (which is pretty big).

Now I dont know if it was really hot or not, but I found the spicy beef really hot.  It is unfortunate that they no longer do the sweet pasties anymore because Jim was telling me of the apple pasties that I was really craving.  Unfortunately they did not sell!  Come on people!  How could you not want sweet pasties!

It was good.  Authentic English pasties for the cheap!  I highly recommend them.