In case you are ever craving tacos on a Wednesday night, and only a fancy place with no wait will suffice, look no further than Impala. I had been to this club-like restaurant a few times before, but always for its late night party atmosphere (never for its food). As it had always been crowded on my previous trips (regardless of the day), I expected to find a moderately sized crowd tonight even though it was the middle of the week. You can imagine my surprise when, at 7:15PM, Impala was empty! Now, I'm not talking "20% of the tables were full and there were a couple of people at the bar" empty. I'm talking "there was no one in the entire restaurant except employees" empty. And it was just has empty upon departure at 8:45PM. I found this to be very strange considering the tacos were extremely tasty. I chose a fish and a pork, and both were very good. Perched on corn tortillas, and covered in Mexican queso, savory sauce, lettuce, and salsa, both of my dinner choices pleased my palate in a very satisfying manner.
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That is because the Broadway cooridor is dangerously full of the B&T crowd. Recently a friend was attacked departing that establishment on a Wedensday resulting in a missing watch and 2 black eyes. I am glad that the ruffians knew better than to quarrel with Senor Salty. By the way, why was Salty not pictured in the photograph?
From CNN:
"We have evidence that a Flying Spaghetti Monster created the universe. None of us, of course, were around to see it, but we have written accounts of it," Henderson wrote. As for scientific evidence to the contrary, "what our scientist does not realize is that every time he makes a measurement, the Flying Spaghetti Monster is there changing the results with His Noodly Appendage."
Don't they realize that the only true diety is the Taco?
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