I don't think I've ever blogged about Porto's but it's totally blog worthy so here it goes. Porto's is one of the only good things about living in Glendale and everyone knows it. Their cuban sandwiches, assortment of desserts, and potato balls are all delicious.
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The potato ball is kind of the perfect food. Crispy on the outside, with warm mashed potatoes inside surrounding a ground meat center. Yum.
The Cubano sandwich is even better. Crusty Cuban bread, super thin, lean slices of ham and pork, dill pickles, a hint of melted cheese and mustard and don't forget the Plantain chips on the side.
We took Al's family while they were here for the triathlon and just as I suspected they went straight for the desesrt line. You can't really go wrong with any of them, but then again I have only tried the ones that include chocolate.
After we had lunch at Porto's we went horseback riding in the Hollywood Hills. Of course I chose to wear black on one of the hottest days of the years.
Al and Lexi's horse had something going on because they wouldn't leave each other alone.
All of us at the top of the ride. By the end of the ride I felt really bad for the horses because they were drenched in sweat and totally needed a good brush and bath.
While Al and his dad were checking in for the Triathlon, Lexi and I walked around the Expo and entertained ourselves.
Afterwards we went to a USC game. I may or may not have eaten 2 bacon wrapped hot dogs loaded with peppers and cilantro.
We were lucky enough to witness a 50 year old man doing a keg stand in the middle of campus.
What I didn't get a picture of was the 10ft beer bong hanging out of the second story of the Pike house.
We even talked Al's dad into buying a USC t-shirt who is the BIGGEST BYU fan ever.
The famous Trojan horse statue on campus
and one more hot dog before we left the game.
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The potato ball is kind of the perfect food. Crispy on the outside, with warm mashed potatoes inside surrounding a ground meat center. Yum. 
The Cubano sandwich is even better. Crusty Cuban bread, super thin, lean slices of ham and pork, dill pickles, a hint of melted cheese and mustard and don't forget the Plantain chips on the side.
We took Al's family while they were here for the triathlon and just as I suspected they went straight for the desesrt line. You can't really go wrong with any of them, but then again I have only tried the ones that include chocolate.
After we had lunch at Porto's we went horseback riding in the Hollywood Hills. Of course I chose to wear black on one of the hottest days of the years. 
Al and Lexi's horse had something going on because they wouldn't leave each other alone.
All of us at the top of the ride. By the end of the ride I felt really bad for the horses because they were drenched in sweat and totally needed a good brush and bath.
While Al and his dad were checking in for the Triathlon, Lexi and I walked around the Expo and entertained ourselves. 
Afterwards we went to a USC game. I may or may not have eaten 2 bacon wrapped hot dogs loaded with peppers and cilantro.
