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Last time I tried The Stand, I found I preferred The Cut more. I'll have to give it another shot. I have also never seen it as busy as Board and Brew, which already is supporting multiple locations.

They have a great caesar salad.

Anyone know anything about this? Saw a mention in the Irvine World News / OC Register:

Funny to see those two posts next to each other.

This place has been "coming soon" for a long time now.

lol

At least it has a real and easy to use online ordering platform unlike Santouka.

Hell yeah I love those cupped pepperonis. You can get them locally at Fresh Brothers but the best place I know of locally is Prince St Pizza in West Hollywood. (which is itself an outpost of the Prince St Pizza in Lower Manhattan)

I think the best thing to do is to alert other potential customers. As distasteful as the mandatory service charge is, or not accepting CC payments, it's not illegal and I don't think these kinds of things should be overregulated.

We've stuck to cars for about 10 years, it's worked reasonably well as a strategy.

That's sad news. Chihiro is really nice and the croissants here are top top quality. I think my second fav is Pandor on the Irvine side of Tustin Market Place. Have you tried their classes? Overall I think my fav place to get breakfast is still Dough Exchange in Santa Ana.

Agreed, my safety while walking or riding a bike is my top public safety concern here in Irvine.

Yeah, I have no idea how Micro Center has continued to survive profitably, but it's a local gem.

It would be cool to have a small track suitable for go karts or miatas in GP.

It's not that good?

Tiger Sugar's specialty is my fav. It's weird, normally I don't like sweets.

It's still a shortage to the extent you believe in unregulated home ownership by capital.

ah okay, I wasn't sure what you meant by your vague comment about disclosure

I think you are thinking about a different house:https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-irvine-double-homicides-20170202-story.html Both houses are close to the railroad (which IMO is no big deal at all).

Well, it closed for 1,205,000...