To Choose An Anaheim Restaurant

Mar 22
07:18

2012

Paul Marino

Paul Marino

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If there is one thing California is known for, it is its extensive collection of high quality restaurants.In this series of articles we will identify some key traits inherent in a high quality Anaheim Restaurant.

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If there is one thing California is known for,To Choose An Anaheim Restaurant Articles it is its extensive collection of high quality restaurants. So, for the purposes of this article series, we will focus on one particular city – Anaheim. In this series of articles we will identify some key traits inherent in a high quality Anaheim Restaurant.

 

Just to recap for those of you who are just joining me - in my last articles, I have been going throughthe dining experience from the very first steps. The main subject so far has been the subtle things that most people do not notice at restaurants. These include the signage, the way the alcohol is displayed at the bar, and even minute details such as how the tables are set. I then went on to touch on the importance of having a knowledgeable waiter who can offer insight into the dining experience. I also discussed the many different variables that make up a restaurants atmosphere such as décor, customers, and the food and drink that is offered. This is about where I left off. I am sure that most people are about ready for me to discuss the food at this point. In many food blogs, I see many people make the mistake of over generalizing the food at restaurants and lumping it all into one category.

 

The truth is, restaurants do not lump their food into one category so there s no good reason for a blogger or reviewer to do this. Because restaurants generally split their menus into different sections for appetizers, main courses, drinks and desserts, I will do the same when writing about them. In the spirit of staying in the natural order of progression, I will talk about appetizers first. Appetizers vary greatly from one type of Anaheim Restaurant to the next. In the cheaper restaurants and chains, you can generally find things such as potato skins and buffalo style wings. If you are at a southwestern type, you may also see options like nachos, quesadillas and taquitos. I think that all of these things are very delicious.

 

The problem you will run into with these dishes is that their quality can vary greatly from one restaurant to the next. Also, some of these places have one particularly strong appetizer that is their specialty and the others are all generic. You may not know which one is the specialty until you have either been to the restaurant a number of times or you know someone who has recommended that you order that specific dish. In addition to southwestern appetizers, I have always been very fond of the classic boneless wings. What I like about boneless chicken wings as an appetizer is that they are so versatile. The only key is that the restaurant has good quality chicken. After that, you can put any type of great sauce on the boneless wings and you have yourself a great appetizer or meal. The only real con to eating chicken tenders as an appetizer is that I am sometimes fond of eating them as my main course, and double indulgence in chicken is rarely a good thing. Stay tuned for the next entry in this series, loyal readers!