I was so excited to go to Paseo Caribbean, not only because I'd heard the sandwiches were amazing, but because we were going to meet one of my favorite Internet friends and her husband!
Be advised that there is very limited seating at Paseo Caribbean in Fremont, and the line can get long. It's worth it, though! Mr. Monkey and I thought the Chinese plasticware was hilarious.
But even more hilarious were our new friends, the Scientists! Why do we not live in the same city?!
Caribbean roast -- pork shoulder coated in Paseo marinade and slow-roasted ($8.50).
Oh, luscious, glorious sandwich! I love you so!
Paseo Press -- Cuban roast pork, sweet banana peppers, smoked ham, and Swiss cheese melted in a hot press ($8.95).
Very good but not as good as the original Cuban roast. Keep it simple!
We simply couldn't get enough of the Scientists, so we extended our lunch date to an additional coffee date!
Caffe Vita was only a few steps away. The Northwest coffeehouse has eight locations, six of which are in Seattle.
Cookies and coffee were a sweet end to our double date. I love Ms. Scientist even though she has a pixelated face! Ha!
Be advised that there is very limited seating at Paseo Caribbean in Fremont, and the line can get long. It's worth it, though! Mr. Monkey and I thought the Chinese plasticware was hilarious.
But even more hilarious were our new friends, the Scientists! Why do we not live in the same city?!
Caribbean roast -- pork shoulder coated in Paseo marinade and slow-roasted ($8.50).
Oh, luscious, glorious sandwich! I love you so!
Paseo Press -- Cuban roast pork, sweet banana peppers, smoked ham, and Swiss cheese melted in a hot press ($8.95).
Very good but not as good as the original Cuban roast. Keep it simple!
We simply couldn't get enough of the Scientists, so we extended our lunch date to an additional coffee date!
Caffe Vita was only a few steps away. The Northwest coffeehouse has eight locations, six of which are in Seattle.
Cookies and coffee were a sweet end to our double date. I love Ms. Scientist even though she has a pixelated face! Ha!
We had that Chinese plasticware growing up. I'm sure it was from somewhere on Mott St.
ReplyDeleteWho are your new friends?
ReplyDeleteI like your friend's owl necklace!
ReplyDeleteYour internet friend LOVED LOVED LOVED meeting you....
ReplyDeleteI wish the Scientist family lived in LA. Hint.. hint... lol
ReplyDeleteThose sandwiches look amazing. Want!!
i love when baristas do that.
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