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ESPN Zone Argumentative Essay

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ESPN Zone restaurant, located in the downtown Disney district in Anaheim, is both a sports and food lovers paradise. Perfect-to-share starters include the Zone queso chips, topped with spicy cheese sauce, sour cream and jalapenos and the crispy chicken tenders served with Buffalo, honey mustard or barbecue sauce. Popular sandwiches, like the chicken breast sandwich piled high with provolone and sun-dried tomato pesto on rosemary focaccia bread and the blackened mahi tacos topped with chipotle avocado salsa, are packed with flavor. Entree items include the slow roasted baby back ribs, the roasted half chicken served with loaded mashed potatoes and the grilled salmon in herb butter. Make sure to save room for dessert, like the homemade carrot

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