So cryptically written, but this just in: "Someone" who owns two nightclubs and is an instructor at Pasadena's California School of Culinary Arts has inked a deal to bring three Denver-based Spicy Pickle restos downtown. Exact locations, unknown. According to the Spicy Pickle website---that name, it just kills us---all panini, subs and sandwiches come on fresh-baked bread, there's a huge menu of fillings and toppings, and a Terroni-like "no subsitutions" rule for the pizzas. Eh, it sounds better than Subway. [CNN/Marketwire]
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