Back on the streets of Northbridge.. just for a change :) sitting side by side on Francis St. the colourful duo Big El's above and The Cure below. If it's Latin American fusion/Mexican you're after Big El's the go, haven't heard or read a bad review yet. How cool is the Mexican Dia de Muertos influenced painting by Perth artist Destroy, there's another beauty inside I believe, will have to check it out! With the colder weather heading our way it might be a bowl of beef and Guinness stew that takes your fancy, or maybe just a hearty pint of Guinness without the stew..sláinte! Hope your week is off to a good start, take care and stay safe...
You do have some of the most interesting places in your part of the world and I always enjoy seeing and reading about them!! Hope your new week is off to a great start!! Have fun and, yes, stay safe!!
ReplyDeleteCold weather?
ReplyDeleteGuinness stew?
Have I come to the wrong place...?
I'll take the Guinness.
ReplyDeleteLove the mural and I'm always game for some Irish stuff!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to try them both, Grace!
ReplyDeletemany colors in this street
ReplyDeleteNow you're talking. Sounds like my kind of places.
ReplyDeleteThe mural's rather unusual... very different from your previous one.
ReplyDelete9C--sounds like stew. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe Cure named after the band, I suppose, although having just checked, the band wasn't Irish.
ReplyDeleteSave me a Guinness please Grace...
ReplyDeleteInteresting neighbors!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many people go back and forth between the two for meals and drinks. :-)
ReplyDeleteTake 25 to Hollister
The Mexican restaurant catches the eye Grace. And I love Mexican food so di be sold on it before I even entered the place!
ReplyDeleteVibrant eateries both! Beautifully photographed!
ReplyDeletelove to meet you at either!
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu,
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Love the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I get the Irish place. Our diaspora is everywhere, including this particular street in St. Louis. But it puzzles me to see Mexican in WA. How would you know if it is more-or-less genuine?
ReplyDeleteThose are some lovely work of art in the window. Would definitely have a second look when I pass by there.
ReplyDeleteTwo wonderful images, pleasant color contrasts!
ReplyDeleteI like both the facades, each one has something nice and appealing...
ReplyDeleteSo bright and cheerful Grace. Just the I like life.
ReplyDeleteChoices, this is just the way I like to dine! It's especially fun to experience dinner at one and perhaps dessert at another too! Adventures in delicious flavors!
ReplyDeleteNice capture. That sounds like an old night party! ;)
ReplyDeleteNice capture. That sounds like an old night party! ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, Grace, now I crave Mexican food! And there is no good Mexican restaurant left here.
ReplyDeleteWe have a restaurant here 1/2 Mexican, 1/2 Irish. What's up with that? Name? Pedro O'Hara's. Have not sampled the food on either side; however, the beer is mighty fine.
ReplyDeleteBright facades, must give the Mexican a try. I like the mural too.
ReplyDeleteOh, YES! Do go in and try the Guinness Stew...all in the name of research, of course.
ReplyDeleteThe Day of the Dead painting is quite good, isn't it? In Naples, there is one restaurant that features Italian and sushi. Go figure.
ReplyDeleteWhat you're saying is completely true. I know that everybody must say the same thing, but I just think that you put it in a way that everyone can understand. I'm sure you'll reach so many people with what you've got to say.
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