Just to clarify-- are these "recommended" places that you’ve actually been to, or is this basically a huge list of places that exist in each of these areas?
I don’t know about others, but I know for me, a bit more editorializing in the form of a shorter list and a bit of commentary about each place would be much better than a giant but unembellished list. I could probably only hope to go to 3 or 4 places AT MOST while I’m in town for the short weekend. Much more likely to be 1 or 2 places.
Originally posted by cquiroga
Just to clarify-- are these "recommended" places that you’ve actually been to, or is this basically a huge list of places that exist in each of these areas?
I don’t know about others, but I know for me, a bit more editorializing in the form of a shorter list and a bit of commentary about each place would be much better than a giant but unembellished list. I could probably only hope to go to 3 or 4 places AT MOST while I’m in town for the short weekend. Much more likely to be 1 or 2 places.
These are places that either I have been or friends recommend such as the Chinese places because I am not a fan of Chinese. I will try to add some more detail, I have just been trying to finish it quickly.
Originally posted by aspidites
I am going to list some good places to eat throughout the greater SF Bay Area broken down by region.
Price will be roughly listed from $ to $$$$$.
SF Civic Center
Absinthe-French $$$
398 Hayes St.
www.absinthe.com
Hayes Street Grill-Contemporary $$$
324 Hayes St.
www.hayesstreetgrill.com
Espetus Churrascaria-Brazilian $$
1686 Market St.
www.espetus.com
Indian Oven-Indian $
233 Fillmore
www.indianovensf.com
Dotties True Blue Cafe-Breakfast $
522 Jones
(415) 885-2767
Nopa-California $$
560 Davisadero
www.nopasf.com
MM-Contemporary $$
598 Haight St.
www.mmrestaurant.com
Sauce-Contemporary $$
131 Gough St.
www.saucesf.com
Espetus is a Brazilian restaurant where servers roam around with large hunks of flame roasted meat on sticks and keep filling your plate with it until you tell them to stop.
Dotties is famous for breakfast and is always packed to the brim.
