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Hash House A Go Go: Twisted Farm Food in San Diego

Last Modified: December 23, 2019

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You know those places that everyone tells you to go to? The ones that creep into a conversation like a secret that you can’t help but tell? Hash House A Go-Go was that for me. Everyone in my life told me how I needed to go to this famed San Diego spot that specialized in portions that could feed you for a week. So when I was in San Diego, I braved the 45-minute wait to see if it was all it was cracked up to be. Here is all the information.

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Details

  • Expect to wait a long time on the weekends
  • Prices are around 15 dollars a plate
  • Come hungry as the portions are massive
  • I wrote this in 2014
  • Location: 3628 Fifth Ave, San Diego, CA 92103

After arriving on a Sunday morning, we checked in for our hour-long wait and headed to the coffee shop next door (which is good, by the way). An hour later, we were walking back to our table.

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The first thing you notice about this place is how crazy the menu is; it has everything. I mean, there was even a S’mores mocha, which was amazing. The standout on the menu was the college special though, which was literally a side of bacon and a 24-ounce bud light in a bag. They also had a BLT Bloody Mary, which came with the bread, lettuce, and tomato and the Bloody Mary in between.

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I didn’t know what to pick, but luckily there were six of us, so there was a lot of sharing going on. I wish I would have known in advance how much food you get, or I undoubtedly would have shared, I don’t see how one person can eat a plate here.

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I settled on the Salmon Eggs Benedict as that is one of my favorite meals, others at my table ordered everything from pancakes to griddle meals. Here is a sampling of the food.

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It pains me to say this, but my excitement over the experience was slightly curbed after eating the food. Of course, it was good, but I feel the portions are more shocking than how it tastes, which was less then I expected. That being said, it was a crazy fun experience with friends, one that I have no problem recommending at least once, but for me, I will probably not wait the hour next time I am in town. I would love to know what you thought in the comments and if you have different recommendations for me of what to order.

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