having a hard time deciding

[Velvet Revolver]

should i have pizza made by what looks like a good small mom and pop pizzaria in a yuppy part of town (i had a little on the go pizza pocket she made and it was really good), or go with a bakery / deli sandwich that judging by their online menu looks delicious, the deli is just up the road a bit about 4 blocks but on the main drinking strip. The pizza joint has a great chance of spitting out delicious food, while the bakery is somewhat unknown but it has been there for 10+ years.

 

edit: I ended up walking 20 blocks because of an accident, and had a burger at a unique burger joint on the 2nd drinking strip 6 avenues away. The taste of the burger was nothing special, nothing of note really. The atmosphere was warehouse like. Some seats were made from a 55G drum, it was all nicely done. The one thing I did notice was it took some time for the waitress to get me vinegar for my fries. Some fancy dancy geeky chef style places are like that, this place didnt look hippie, geeky, snobby so I dont know. Maybe the waitress got side tracked, or the chef. Thats what it was the waitress went to the chef to ask for vinegar and I got it in a little ultra mini cup.

 

I want to experience more restaurants around town. I make it my goal each week when I have this course to try something that is not a chain, not a place where primarily drinking takes place so the bar area + seating has to be minimal. I will detour into ethnic food, East Africa was a choice but I eat there years ago, the goat stew wasnt a fond memory.