In 1991. Scott Panian and Roland Keh teamed up to buy a part of the Roma Restaurant on High Street in Baltimore’s Little Italy. On January 2, 1991, Amicci’s was born. The mission, to bring terrific, home made, Italian comfort food, served in a relaxed, casual atmosphere to Little Italy.

Amicci’s was now a real Italian restaurant. They wanted their customers to get the best Italian food in Baltimore, but without having to dress up. They didn’t want Amicci’s to be a “special occasion” place, but a place that you can go to more frequently, and not empty your pockets.

Today, Amicci’s isn’t the same little 25 seat restaurant that opened in 1991. It is now 300 seats large and has a great bar. Amicci’s is still recognized by many publications as Baltimore’s Best Italian Restaurant. Amicci’s is still a family owned and operated independent restaurant.

(from http://www.amiccis.com)

One of the oldest and most beloved burger in Los Angeles. Established in 1947, it is still going strong over 60 years later.

The apple pie is good too!

The Red Iguana restaurant opened its doors in 1985 to resounding applause and numerous local and national awards. The Cardenas family has had the pleasure of serving its dedicated patrons in the Salt Lake Valley since 1965 with the Casa Grande and Red Iguana restaurants.

Ramon and Maria created unique yet traditional Mexican recipes, now passed on to the Cardenas children who are proudly continuing the family tradition.

(from http://www.rediguana.com)

Mon Ami Gabi is a Classic French Bistro. "Mon Ami" means "My Friend" in French and "Gabi" is for renown Chef and Owner Gabino Sotelino. Mon Ami Gabi specializes in Classic Bistro Fare including crepes and quiches. Our dinner menu features classics such as French Onion Soup, Trout Grenobloise, and our signature Steak Frites. French wines are served by the glass or the bottle from our rolling wine cart.

(from http://www.monamigabi.com)