Happy hour $1 each
Eureka Restaurant & Lounge, San Francisco CA
The texture was REALLY off on these oysters. They were definitely not fresh. Ugh! In all honesty these oysters tasted like crap which sucked because we ordered a dozen. I don’t know how old they were but they should NOT have served them!
Eureka Manhattan: Bulleit bourbon, Cinzano red, and Angostura bitters. Happy hour $7
Buttermilk biscuit, 2 scrambled eggs, lemon garlic aioli, pepper jack cheese, avocado, bacon. $6.75
Devil’s Teeth Baking Company, San Francisco CA
I love a place where you can relax and have a long conversation with friends without being bothered by work. When the register lady is doing that with the customer in front of you, not so much. Crappy, loud, annoying service always makes your food taste bad.
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With arugula, Italian bread and extra sauce. $9
Red Sauce Meatballs, San Francisco CA
Mmm, I really liked these meatballs! They were moist and flavorful and the sauce tasted great. I think that the parmesan cheese and and arugula were perfect additions to this dish. I could have done without the lame bread though.
Snow crab, Hawaiian pizza, shrimp, California roll and tuna roll. Seafood buffet $24.99
Oasis Buffet, Palm Springs CA
Ugh, this snow crab was gross! It was dry and and didn’t have much flavor. The pizza was also dry and chewy. And of course, the sushi was sub par. This was a yucky plate indeed!
Bulgogi beef and spicy pork, lettuce, steamed rice and magic sauce. $8.75
Bobcha, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this was delicious. I love Korean flavors and the magic sauce was great over the flavorful meats. This was definitely great comfort food. Noms!
Duck, raisin, almond. $24
Aziza, San Francisco CA
This was my first basteeya and I really liked it! The crispy phyllo shell was filled with a delicious duck filling. It was both sweet and savory and had a lot of different textures.
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Savory prosciutto and cheese danish. $6
Hearth Coffee Roasters, San Francisco CA
This was flaky, buttery, savory, and delicious! It was pretty sizable and I almost couldn’t finish it. Almost, lol!
Coffee. $3.50
Celery root and coleslaw on white. $10
The Sentinel, San Francisco CA
Meh, this was probably one of my least favorite sandwiches from Sentinel. The pork wasn’t spicy at all and I thought the flavors were muddled.
Bbq rib, fried butterflied shrimp, orange chicken, beef stir fry, egg roll, chicken strips, vegetable and shrimp tempura. Seafood buffet $24.99
Oasis Buffet, Palm Springs CA
The lil fat kid in me can’t say “no” to a buffet, lol! I know they’re never going to be good, but I like having all the options. Oasis Buffet was actually decent and had a nice variety of items.
Sherman’s favorite served on a French roll, with cottage fries. $13.95
Sherman’s Deli and Bakery, Palm Springs CA
Another gigantic sandwich that I couldn’t finish! I swear that half a sandwich is all I can manage whenever I’m at Sherman’s. I don’t mind though because that just means I get to take some home and enjoy it for later. The brisket was delicious and the fires were also pretty tasty.
Honey, nigella seed, cashew, serrano chile, yogurt. $16
Aziza, San Francisco CA
These chicken wings were scrumptious! They were plump and juicy and the flavors were delicious. I loved the Mediterranean flavors and all the different textures from the fun presentation.
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Strawberry filled pate choux. Complimentary with check
Beef brisket, pulled pork shoulder, pulled smoked turkey, with B&B pickles, coleslaw, potato salad, white bread. $15
4505 Meats, San Francisco CA
I love going to the Ferry Building and getting 4505 Meats for lunch. Their bbq is SO good and it’s always nice to get out of the office and stroll over to the Embarcadero. I think that $15 a plate is pushing it on lunch pricing, but the food is SO tasty that I can’t complain too much.
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