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Tuesday, June 23, 2015

SA Food Pics: Father's Day Weekend Roundup

Posted By Jeffrey Hernandez on Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 11:13 AM

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Over Father's Day weekend our readers had a blast with #SAFoodPics. Some photos were taken during Father's Day outings and others were taken during simple foodie adventures. To kick things off we have the Father's Day Lunch at Julian's Italian Pizzeria and Kitchen (13444 West Ave.). Next up we have a bacon egg and cheese croissant from Bakery Lorraine (306 Pearl Pkwy., Suite 110) and last up we have a classic hamburger from Sam's Burger Joint (330 E. Grayson St.).

Don't forget to tag your foodie pleasures with #SAFoodPics this week on Instagram. You might just end up in next week's post! Stay hangry!

Amazing poutine! #cured #sanantonio #safoodpics #myfab5 #SAgoodeats #amazing

A photo posted by Tyler Franz (@ttyyler) on Jun 22, 2015 at 11:25am PDT

Father's Day lunch at Julian's Italian Pizzeria & Kitchen off Nakoma and Bitters. We ordered two of their classic lunch special dishes - Chicken Parm and Fettuccini Alfredo (only around $8 a dish and includes a drink and salad!) highly recommend for lunch! Support local business and give it a try! CHOMPapp

A photo posted by Chomp App (@chomp_app) on Jun 21, 2015 at 11:30am PDT

Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Croissant W/ Potatoes from #bakerylorraine @historicpearl It's about to go down! #safoodpics #safoodie

A photo posted by Stanbyeme (@stanbyeme) on Jun 21, 2015 at 11:03am PDT

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Tags: Julian's Italian Pizzeria and Kitchen, Bakery Lorraine, Sam's Burger Joint, Demo's Greek Food, Sobro Pizza Co, La Frite Belgian Bistro, The Original San Antonio Hot Dog House, Il Sogno Osteria, Smoke: The Restaurant, Cured, Image, Video

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