Showing posts with label Mexican food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mexican food. Show all posts

Saturday, January 01, 2011

Free Birthday Meals & Treats - December 2010

My birthday was mid-December and I signed up for the birthday club on various websites from various favorite restaurants and eateries a few months ago. Want to "eat free for your birthday"? Sign up at http://www.freebirthdaytreats.com/ as well as typing "eat free for your birthday" in the google search to help you along.


Red Robin - http://www.redrobin.com/

Royal Red Robin Burger (FREE birthday meal/entree)


Mint Brownie Shake; this was not free, but thought I'd share a photo

Red Robin (second location) - http://www.redrobin.com/

Bleu Ribbon Burger (FREE birthday meal/entree)


Oreo Shake; NOT free, but thought I'd share a photo

Claim Jumper - http://www.claimjumper.com/

Meatloaf Sandwich (FREE birthday meal/entree)


Red Velvet Cupcake with Cream Cheese Frosting (FREE birthday dessert)

Benihana - http://www.benihana.com/

Chef doing tricks with cooking utensils; preparing meals for guests; beating heart and volcano



Complimentary items that all guests received with meals


Hibachi Steak with Sauteed Mushrooms (FREE birthday entree/meal)


Sundae (FREE birthday dessert)


I also had a free birthday meal and free birthday dessert from an Acapulco restaurant, however, I forgot to take photos...just simply forgot.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

PK Burgers



PK Burgers is a mom and pop fast food restaurant with a small private parking lot located in Brea, CA. It accommodates take out orders as well as indoor and outdoor dining. It is a Korean owned venue that serves American food such as burgers, pastrami sandwiches, steak sandwiches, and fries. There are also Mexican food items being served. The burgers, pastrami sandwiches and breakfast burritos seem like the popular items at this location. Except for the unusual business hours, the customer service is wonderful. The owner is a sweet and genuine man who makes an effort to remember most customers’ faces and names and his wife, who works beside him, is funny and will put a smile on customers' faces. They certainly know how to make you feel welcomed. While the restaurant is small in size, it seems like a lively place with a constant flow of customers. Even the customers appear friendly and happy to be there. Once the food and beverages are paid, customers are allowed to get drinks and refills by going behind the counter to the fountain drinks station which may or may not be strange to new customers. Don't be shy, you can help yourself!



You may also notice photographs of local school sports teams on the interior walls, so it seems like many local schools support this location as well.




The steak sandwich looked interesting, so I ordered it with a side of fries and soda. It wasn't the greatest sandwich, but it wasn't bad either.