The bread is different from danishes and bagels. And turns out Texas is pretty flush with tacos, as well.Jelly danishes and bagel dogs? Hmm. I'm definitely a West Coast kid.
Yeah, Jimboy'sYou know the only problem with Jimboy's? Eating a six-pack of tacos, that's what.
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You want to hear something terrible that I learned after moving out of Texas? Most people around the country have never heard of a kolache! :(
The bread is different from danishes and bagels. And turns out Texas is pretty flush with tacos, as well.

Also, there are no Jimboy's tacos in Texas. They might have tacos, but they don't have Jimboy's tacos.![]()

Yes, they vary a little bit from place to place. But they are pastry brought over by the early Czech immigrants IIRC, and the bread is kind of unique.So a kolache a a certain type of bread with different fillings?
Ok. I guess we can turn this into a regional restaurant pissing contest, but it seems kind of pointless.Also, there are no Jimboy's tacos in Texas. They might have tacos, but they don't have Jimboy's tacos.![]()
EDIT - Next time I am unfortunate enough to be in Sacramento, I'll have to check them out.
Ok. I guess we can turn this into a regional restaurant pissing contest, but it seems kind of pointless.
Or at least I was 
Thought about this thread this today, had to make piroski at work.


Damn that place and their totally awesome-but-not-traditional-tacos.
One of those things that people don't get till they have one.
Damn you Punchy. Damn you. Now I have to get some tomorrow. I've already had a beer, otherwise I'd be driving over there now. You're in big trouble mister.
Da Best.Californian Mexican Food
Greatest ever or oxymoron?![]()
Da Best.
Though not my usual staple, behold the awesomeness that is
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_burrito
Da Best.
Though not my usual staple, behold the awesomeness that is
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_burrito
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