Morning of Shoot PART 1-Studio Diner

Me and Special K decided to hit “Studio Diner” for the breakfast because the sun was killing the photoshoot so we needed to kill some time.  I got the “Count of Monte Cristo  cost about $10.50  A Studio favorite, battered and fried sandwich stuffed with turkey, ham, Swiss & Cheddar served with raspberry preserves. You’re going to LOVE this one!!!”  On the side I got 1 blueberry pancake shaped like a old movie reel.  Everything i got was delicious!!!!  Next time im going to get the eggs benedict.

Special K got one of the breakfast dishes called the El Studio cost about $8.25  This consist of chorizo and scrambled eggs, served with refried beans & flour tortillas.  D-LISH!

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Take a time warp and feast your eyes on the neon-lighted Studio Diner. It’s an authentic trip back to the ’40s — Down the 163 in the middle of San Diego’s Kearny Mesa few miles from the shop. Wrapped in chrome, the diner is a place to be at.

Decorated with “behind-the-scenes” movie-making equipment and serving comfort food with an upscale vibe, Studio Diner is fun for the senses. Try their Grip Burger, a half-pound cheeseburger you might have a hard time finishing. (Low-carb dieters will appreciate being able to order their burgers “protein style,” substituting buns for leaves of lettuce.) They feature from the east coast the Lobster Roll and whole belly Ipswich Clams served as an appetizer.

You’ll find all the basics like grilled cheese and Reuben sandwiches, chicken pot pies. But the breakfast is just as you imagine; pancakes, eggs any style with choice of meats, seriously good eggs benedict and treats like lox and cream cheese omelets for foodies.

This place gets a 9 out of 10 stars and if your in town or live in SD and in the area you should try this place!