Today's office lunch took place at Higuera St. Cafe, just behind the new SLO County government building. While the menu is fairly limited, it's choices are well-described and concocted.
Out of the seven of us having lunch, only two ordered the same thing: fish tacos. From what I could tell, they came with a blue and a white corn tortilla and French fries.
The special fo the day was fish 'n chips. The plate was overflowing with the battered fish and a non-tartar sauce to go with them.
Next was a grilled vegie panini that looked very delicious. It took a long time for the cooks to make this for some reason, but the result was really nice.
I had the croissant club which while tasty, was overpriced considering it didn't come with anything else. The $7.25 price tag should also include either fries or a salad to improve its value. Also, I found a piece of plastic inside the sandwich. Who knows what else was inside?
Someone got the Chicken Misto Wrap that looked and tasted delicious, according to the eater.
Finally, a half tuna sandwich and side salad were well prepared and filling.
Besides the lunch menu, there is also a breakfast and coffee menu. There were also some pumpkin scones that looked like they'd be worth trying. Prices for lunches range from $4 - 8.
Overall, depending on your taste, you'll be pleased by the offerings here.
Score
Value for meal: ar
Location: aa
Quality/Taste: aa
Service: ar
Atmosphere: ar
Scoring Key
aa = worth going again
a = visit occasionally
ar = hit and miss, one visit a year is plenty
r = try it for yourself
rr = avoid it completely
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