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Added bonus — everything is organic. 38. Praise the Lard from The Waffle Experience. Photo courtesy of Michael S on yelp.com. 21. Porchetta Sandwich from Roli Roti Gourmet Rotisserie. Photo courtesy of disneychurros on Tumblr. Photo courtesy of @tylertsd on Instagram. 7. Breakfast Burrito at Tacos Villa Corona. Photo courtesy of aisforaftan.wordpress.com. 19. Sushirrito from Sushirrito. Photo courtesy of Chris H on yelp.com. Normal hot dogs are boring. Pink’s hot dogs are epic. They’re named after infamous celebrities and are topped with anything from bacon to sour cream to nacho cheese. Photo courtesy of yelp.com. #SpoonTip: Don’t order more than you can eat — they charge $15 for unfinished meat. Hungry? Get Zankou’s half chicken. Not hungry? Get Zankou’s half chicken and share. It’s crispy and crunchy and will make you rethink your previous concept of chicken . Photo courtesy of John Pastor on flickr.com. Photo courtesy of Steph S on yelp.com. 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Photo courtesy of Allison J on yelp.com. Good Italian subs are hard to find in California, but Bay Cities has got you covered. Pick one up for your next beach day — the Godmother is their best-selling one. There are dumplings and there are steamed bao , and then there are Beijing Pie House’s meat pies. Filled with the traditional dumpling fillings, these savory pies fit perfectly into your hand and taste wonderful in your mouth. Photo courtesy of expatthought on Tumblr. 9. Açai Bowl from Banzai Bowls. Photo courtesy of cotrattoria.com. 34. Local Beer from Telegraph Brewing Company. Photo courtesy of Blu Jam Cafe on yelp.com. Photo courtesy of Matt De Turk on flickr.com. You don’t need to go to Texas for barbecue — Phil’s was not only on Thrillist’s Best BBQ in America , but also was recently featured on Yelp’s Top 100 Places to Eat in 2016 . Nobody makes breakfast burritos like Californians do . 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Garlic lovers, you have to try this. These garlic knots are like garlic bread on steroids: warm, fluffy, and wonderfully flavored with lots of garlic. Photo courtesy of Lin Lin S on yelp.com. 25. Pork Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumplings) from Din Tai Fung. Nancy Chen. What’s not to love about a place that has the tagline “this little place has balls”? Sunny Blue specializes in Japanese onmusubi (also known as onigiri ), which are filled rice balls. Any of the balls are a good choice, though the miso beef is one of the most popular choices. New York has their fair share of famous bakeries , but that doesn’t mean that California’s desserts should be overlooked. Bouchon Bakery is famous for its innovative and gorgeous pastries, especially their decadent chocolate bouchons. Roscoe’s is the only place to have the classic chicken and waffle combo. With chains all around California, you have no excuse not to hit one up. 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