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Steak is the main draw here, although there are excellent seafood and chops as well. Each main dish comes with two side dishes. Named after an old-time San Francisco restaurateur, this restaurant has much of a traditional boys-... more
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Unpretentious warehouse-chic atmosphere, reasonable prices, and chef/co-owner Craig Stoll's ultrafresh seasonal Italian cuisine have made this family-owned restaurant one of the city's most cherished. Stoll, who was one... more
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Scoma's prepares some of the best seafood dishes on Fisherman's Wharf, which is no small feat considering the competition. The dining room is a bit old-fashioned, yet also contemporary and not very unusual. The menu focuses on... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Ashley & Justin L said
… walked around until the time of our dinner reservations at Scoma's restaurant. It is a lovely… continue reading »
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Hordes of people travel out to the end of the Avenues to enjoy top-notch Vietnamese-fusion cuisine for reasonable prices, so make your reservations early. Thanh Long restaurant is run by the same family who owns Crustacean (L.A... more
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Tu Lan diner does not have any notable decor. Tables, chairs and a long counter fill the room, all of them packed with locals, ex-pat Vietnamese, upscale business types, and students who love the food here. Toothsome shrimp dum... more
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For a taqueria to survive the competition in The City's Mission District, it has to be more than just good. It has to be great. This unpretentious place, with an appropriately mission-inspired decor, is just that. The tacos and... more
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The Cheesecake Factory is surely the place to go when craving a rich and delectable slice of the mouth-watering dessert, but this restaurant offers much more. Serving appetizers, lunch, dinner, late night dining, Sunday Brunch... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Lucy & Erin's Trip said
… and just wasted some time until eventually we headed to the Cheesecake Factory for some dinnerrrr!
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While this seafood restaurant is hands-down the most whimsical in its stunning oceanic decor, the high price tag and fine, but not mind-blowing, food make it a better cocktail-and-appetizer or lunch stop than dinner choi... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Johanna & Martin said
…, sowie die Farallon… continue reading »
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It's tempting to take your chances and duck into any of the exotic restaurants in Chinatown, but if you want a sure thing, go directly to the two-story R&G Lounge. During lunch, both recently modernized floors are pa... more
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The sushi here is really a delight as it is fresh and impeccably assembled, with perfect rice. But what sets this sushi bar apart from the scores of others in town is that each chef assembles for just the few patrons sitting in... more
Point Reyes National Seashore Travel Experiences
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Entire San Fran trip
Hello everyone! Sorry I didn't write this much sooner!Day 1: We took the early flight out of Indianapolis. We arrived at the... Continue reading »
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Fort Funston
These photos of Fort Funston really speak for themselves. It's one of those spots I like to frequent in San Francisco so I can marv... Continue reading »
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Home Is Where Your Stuff Is: Around the World wit...
Home Is Where Your Stuff Is: Around the World with ChildrenSo, you’re thinking that someday you’ll settle down, get married, and have chi... Continue reading »
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San Francisco Dyke March -- Rock on, Grrls!
Well, here it is again, the annual Dyke March! I go every year because hey, how many chances does a person get to gather with thousands o... Continue reading »
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Sunny San Francisco (even in winter)
Sunday 14 January 2007(still) – Having gone back almost a full day between New Zealand and San Francisco we calculate the day to be 45 ho... Continue reading »
