Every Friday we focus on one Simi Valley restaurant that we believe you should try this weekend. This Friday we’re putting the spotlight on the Old Susana Café.

You’ve had a long week. You’re tired of the same old daily grind, and you just want a chance to relax a bit. One way to start your weekend off right is to relax by heading to a Simi Valley coffee shop, and to give yourself an hour or so to sit back and enjoy a cup of coffee and a delicious breakfast.

One of the classic Simi Valley restaurants to head to when you’re searching for a delicious breakfast is the Old Susana Café. This café has been in the business of serving breakfasts for a long time. Their breakfasts range from the hearty country ham steak and eggs, to a breakfast croissant. Not able to sneak away in the morning? No problem! This is one Simi Valley restaurant that serves breakfast all day long, so no matter whether you can get your quiet time at 9 am, or 4 pm, you’ll find a delicious piping hot breakfast awaiting you.

A number of people want to be charitable, but feel that it takes too much time, or that they don’t have the funds available to be a charitable type of person. The simple truth of the matter is that it’s easy to want to be charitable, but it’s much harder to act on being charitable than it should be.

There is, however, a way you can be charitable while still going about your daily life while still being charitable. Here at bhungry.com, we Feed the Hungry whenever you place an order on our site. Let me explain: say you decide that you’d like to take your family out to eat on a Friday night at one of many Simi Valley restaurants. Say you then decide to check out the menu before you go, just to make sure that there’s something there everyone will eat. You can then actually book a reservation for your Simi Valley French restaurant or pizza restaurant, right on our site. Then, a portion of the revenue generated from your reservation will actually go to the Children’s Hunger Fund to help feed children around the United States. If that isn’t cool, I don’t know what is.

Guys, let me let you in on a little tip right now: women enjoy being pampered. Even women who say that they don’t like being pampered, enjoy being pampered, as long as it’s done in the right way. For instance, never pamper a woman by purchasing perfume for her if she doesn’t wear any, and avoid taking a woman out for a romantic swim if she’s scared of the water. The best time to pamper a woman is during her birthday (well, really, you can pamper her any time, but the birthday is an especially good time to really up the pampering). If you’re looking for a perfect way to pamper your special someone, try an itinerary like this:

1. Check out bhungry.com to see which Simi Valley restaurant you would like to surprise her with a date to.
2. Book your Simi Valley restaurant right through bhungry.com.
3. Do NOT, under any circumstances, tell your date where you are going. Do, however, tell her to dress nicely.
4. Surprise your date with a delicious dinner at the restaurant you booked.
5. Have candles lit in the bathroom when you arrive home (you have to be sneaky here).
6. Give your loved one the most pampered bath you could ever imagine.

With a date like this, she’ll be pampered and extremely happy.

It’s often a difficult thing to admit, but every family has got at least one fussy child in it. This is the child who refuses to eat anything that isn’t the color orange. The child who loves cheese and bread but who won’t touch the two when they’re put together. These children, for whatever reason, are extremely fussy, and no amount of coaxing, bribing, or threatening is going to make them enjoy the delicious variety of foods that you can put in front of them. Going out to dinner with children like this can be a nightmare, and many parents avoid dinner out at their favorite Simi Valley restaurants simply because they don’t want to make a scene with their child. You can change all that.

Instead of avoiding Simi Valley restaurants, take a look at the menu of the restaurant first! We have dozens of menus from many different restaurants located in Simi Valley, including Simi Valley pizza restaurants and others. This way you can check out the menu before you go and can find a delicious alternative food for your child to eat, so that none of you starves and everyone enjoys themselves.

Are you a meat eater? Are you the type of person who loves to go out to eat at a Simi Valley restaurant and to order the biggest plate of meat you can? Some people are simply meat eaters. They love going out there and eating a great amount of protein. Those who are weight lifters or serious athletes often have to eat a lot of meat as part of their daily diet, but even if you’re not an athlete, you can still sit back and enjoy a delicious meal with the meat as the main course.

What is it about meat that makes it so appealing? It’s different for everyone, but know that Simi Valley restaurants has got you covered. There are a variety of different Simi Valley restaurants, including Simi Valley Italian restaurants and others, which cater to the meat eaters in your family. They serve deliciously cooked steaks and chicken along with fish and other seafood, eager to make your protein craving dreams become a reality. If you’re looking to have a big, juicy hunk of meat for dinner, check out the many different Simi Valley restaurants that serve meat.

Every Friday we focus on one Simi Valley restaurant that we believe you should try this weekend. This Friday we’re putting the spotlight on Thai House.

Some people just like to be different. They desire to have different style jewelry, an unusual car, and to have everything as unique as possible. These are the type of people who flock to Thai House. Everyone goes to a Simi Valley Chinese restaurant, but fewer know about the hidden gem known as Thai House. This restaurant focuses on serving delicious, classic Thai food with great customer service at a price you can afford.

Their appetizers include Vegetable Tempura, Fried Won Tons, or, if you’re in the mood for something a bit different, you can try the Calamari Rings. Won Ton Soup and Coconut Soup Chicken are some of the favorite soups during the winter months, but it is their entrees that really make your mouth water. Their Chow Mein, Spicy Fried Rice, Vegetable Delight, and Mongolian Beef are just some of the favored entrée dishes at Thai House, and the delicious delicacies are made even better by friendly service and a calm atmosphere. If you’re up for some Thai food, give Thai House a try this weekend!