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is the blog that Kirk and Cathy and ed and Vicky write on to tell you about meals they ate. Once again, it is Cathy writing, because Kirk is still not feeling well.
Hi. Happy Ha
lloween. I don’t play games with treats, or decorations. Fast food bags turned to luminaria. Hope you had a nice day.
So. The Northeast corner of El Cajon Boulevard and 70th Street, just next to the Exxon gas station. That parking lot. Here is the street sign. 
Here is what the front window looks like. Hopefully when you go, the mall will be finished being re-done and there will be signs above the doors of the various businesses.
Here is a close up of that front window. Daily specials. Great prices.
The menu is simple.
As is the interior. Seven tables. Simple. Clean.
ah- the food.
The Spanakopita and falafel side dish. ($4.25)
Three fresh made falafel nuggets. Tasty. Served with a yogurt based tzatziki sauce.
The Spanakopita was very fresh, large and savory. Feta filled and with flaky filo dough.
The Pastrami sandwich. ($5.20) Not fatty, a lot of meat, mustard and pickles but the meat was kind of too peppered for my liking. The bread was very fresh.
The small order of onion rings ($1.75) – perfect. Almost every Greek place we go to just knows how to make onion rings the right way…a light batter, wide cut sweet onions..gosh I could eat these every day. 
The Gyros sandwich, deconstructed ($4.50).
Lots of thicker cut gyros meat, with nicely crispy fried edges…a good fresh fluffy bread….tomatoes, onions and the fresh tzatziki. Simple and perfectly good.
We also got a vanilla shake ($2.25). Not bad, but not
great.
When we were there, a few people came in and ordered the burger, done medium rare and took it to go. I will try that soon.
Elsa’s Kitchen 7022 El Cajon Boulevard San Diego 92115 Mon-Sat 10:30-9 Sunday 12-8 (619)464-6711