Serving jury duty is a privilege, and a sacred rite of our democracy. Good food nearby would help, no doubt about it.

johnnies wrote:I agree that the food offerings near 26th and Cal are week. What is weaker are the county provided breakfast and lunches lunches for jurors. See the example below.

I do take issue with calling those who serve as jurors or my colleagues who sat for a whole month as a grand juror me as unlucky. Jury service is, besides voting one of the very few things you are asked to do as a citizen. Perhaps if more folks felt that way about our government and its institutions we would not have elected the current resident of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. There, I'm done. Back to food...

Thanks. I was there obtaining justice today.

The Harold's Food Truck is usually outside. They used to fry the fries to order!

Is that a tray full of pizza puffs? How can that not be awesome?

There has been some mainstream moving into the 26th & Cal neighborhood: Panda Express opened in a new building just down the street from Popeye's, but I have no interest in that. There's a second storefront where Panda is, unknown what will go in. A Potbelly could do well; unfortunately a Subway would probably get more business just based on price.

Not pizza puffs. That is fish-- yes, square fish. Remember, we are doing our civic duty.

johnnies wrote:Not pizza puffs. That is fish-- yes, square fish. Remember, we are doing our civic duty.

I've heard of square groupers, but I'm really surprised to see them in a courtroom (other than as evidence).