SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST NEW TENDERLOIN BAROnly so many times you can drop a Benjamin at the snazzy Bourbon & Branch before someone mentions it across the street... Leer más.
Wow, what an experience. It is more of a special occasion place but food and service will wow you. -Tim Nugent, Top Chef Just Desserts
You can get in and out of LA through this smaller airport, and you can also get some stuff done while you're there on the complementary free wi-fi!
Try the fresh strawberry mochi. I am a mochi expert on Foodspotting, and I declare it to be the best ever! The strawberry is wrapped in white bean paste and is covered with super soft mochi. - Alexa
According to our tasseography, this place will have much success thanks to the tea leaf salad and the prawns in yellow curry.
You can't go wrong with the ribs, and the shrimp and oyster po' boys make you realize that, really, it's hard to find a truly good po' boy in this city. Leer más.
Probably the best fish & chips from a fish & chip style shop in San Francisco
The outrageously generous happy hour and friendly bartenders who fashion the best cable car cocktail in the city make the Lush Lounge one of the best bars in the 'Loin. Leer más.
Breakfast until 5 PM should make professional night owls happy, & the 11 PM closing time is a good step in the late-night direction. The menu has the usual omelets & such for breakfast. Leer más.
The Chef/Owner Phillipe is always there for the best experience. I ordered the three-course menu: the amazing mussel soup, the seared foie gras on warm apples, and escargot with herb tagliatelle. The
All they really do is different hummus dishes. Everytime I go to NY I like to sit outside on a very small stool and eat my pita and hummus. -Susie Brunet, Launch My Line
Cozy up by the fireplace and have a half-price bottle (Sunday–Thursday, good for wines under $40) at this Cow Hollow boîte.
Strong pours, good prices, backgammon tables, lots of seating, and a ragtag-but-friendly group of regulars.
Go Tuesday nights for a $42 four-course wine-paired dinner (a different region is featured each week).
Mom and Pop cutlery store, knife & scissor shopping services. Great selection of knives, scissors, and other cutlery equipment. -Laurine Wickett, Top Chef
