Strawberry-ginger compote, caramel cake crumble. $9
Foreign Cinema, San Francisco CA
I’m not a big dessert person, but I can appreciate a delicious, simple sweet treat. And that’s exactly was this was. It wasn’t too fancy or had a ton of superfluous decorations. It was just simple and yummy.
Chicken mole, refried beans, cheese, guacamole, sour cream and salsa. $10.95
Zapata Mexican Grill, San Francisco CA
I’m a bit weird in that I like my nachos super saucy so that’s why I often choose the simmering meats for my nachos. Chicken mole is always a good bet because its so flavorful and the mole is great at softening the tortilla chips.
Pepperoni and pineapple.
Oz Pizza, San Francisco CA
Mmm, just what I needed after a night of partying, lol! Greasy pizza never fails me and this was actually pretty good.
Marin miyagi (large) and British Columbia kusshi (small) served with cocktail sauce and mignonette. Each $2.75
Anchor Oyster Bar, San Francisco CA
Anchor Oyster is such a great neighborhood seafood restaurant! The place is super small and they don’t take reservations so you just place your name of the list and wait for the next table. These oyster were expertly shucked, fresh and delicious!
Hoegaarden draft beer. $5
Brisket, pastrami brisket, corned beef, muenster cheese, Board sauce, brown mustard, pickles, French roll. $15
Deli Board, San Francisco CA
Omg, I’m not even a sandwich fan but this Boca sandwich was a revelation! Three types of meat with cheese and delicious sauces – you can’t beat that! This sandwich was loaded and it knocked my socks off. NOMS!
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Pea tendrils and shoots, pickled radishes and turnips, French lentils. $26
Foreign Cinema, San Francisco CA
I love Foreign Cinema because they consistently put out delicious food, and this was no exception. The duck was spectacularly cooked both ways, and the accompaniments were equally lovely. Mmm…
White hominy, chicken and pork soup, served with cabbage and avocado. $8.75
Zapata Mexican Grill, San Francisco CA
This pozole wasn’t the best I’ve had, but it was pretty decent and at a reasonable price. The flavors were nice and they give you a good amount.
Vodka, soda, splash of cranberry juice. Happy hour, 2 for $6
Toad Hall, San Francisco CA
Happy hour in the Castro and really get you “happy”, lol! The drinks are strong and they’re super cheap so drink responsibly. 🙂
Fried egg, andouille sausage. $12
Redd, Yountville CA
Another amazing brunch plate from Redd. This was delicious! The shrimp were tender and juicy and the grits were creamy and SO tasty. Noms!
$24
Mission Pie, San Francisco CA
This pie was very different from anything I’ve had before. The filling was almost like a lemon marmalade. It wasn’t too tart or sweet, but I thought the flavor was going to be a brighter. I probably wouldn’t buy it again.
Sea scallops, clams, true cod, spinach, hen of the woods, radicchio. $29
Foreign Cinema, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this was delicious! The seafood was cooked perfectly and the risotto had a great texture and flavor. Noms!
Felix Leiter’s Proposal: Rittenhouse rye, absinthe rinse, Peychaud’s and Angostura bitters. $13
All natural chicken, red onion, tomatoes, pesto sauce, cheese. $7.99
Boudin Bakery and Cafe, San Francisco CA
This was pretty good! I would have love a bit more chicken, but it was pretty balanced as is.
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