…instead, the Mel who finds herself craving chicken and waffles when she visits the Korrektiv…
I just finished a tour of San Diego’s offerings in this department. I didn’t get to every joint, but here are four…
Stockdale’s Fine Southern Cuisine (Alabama-style):
Bonnie Jean’s (the sign had fallen over):
Hash House A Go Go:
And of course, Louisiana Famous Fried Chicken…
Come visit!













OOOOH!
YUMMO!
TAGGED WITH: WHO WANTS TO EAT?! WHO THE **** WANTS TO EAT???
You know what’s funny? I posted my photo from Waffle House, not having seen Mel’s comment OR this post. So now it’s allllllllll up in your face, this conflict, and I really just wanted to post another hot chocolate photo.
I still am amused by how industriously you are collecting evidence of chicken/waffle joints in California to prove a point about it being a Southern thing.
Who’s trying to prove anything? I’m merely pointing out that a Louisiana-based chain serves it, and also that an Alabama-style Southern food restaurant serves it. I did a roundup for my newspaper, and thought I’d share.
I apologize for my uncouth and unsavory provocation and for the unintentional subtext of any photos posted by me or personages related to me.
You might as well have typed “Bless your heart,” as well, so brutal is this exercise of Southern manners. Don’t worry, you know you are featured in the opening graf of my story.
Now, you cut that out. I really wasn’t trying to start something – THIS time.
Southern Expat has been after me to comment, but it took a truly inspiring post for me to break down and do so. I have eaten the chicken and waffles at the Hash House A-Go-Go in Vegas and the above photo does it no justice. It is a tower of sage-infused, pan-fried chicken parts atop a stack of rectangular waffles, served with a hot maple reduction. Fancy, yes, but delicious.
Right you are, RCT. This is what happens when you order it to go.
I am glad you finally found inspiration here at Korrektiv.