Served with bbq beans and coleslaw. $10
The Boneyard, San Francisco CA
Mmm, yes please! I love The Boneyard’s beef brisket. It’s so smoky, tender, and delicious. In fact, everything in this bowl tasted great.
Shallot infused rice topped with Meyer’s all natural braised short rib, Halmuni’s gravy, and a fried egg. $11
Seoul of Taipei, San Francisco CA
I thought I would like this more. The gravy had a nice flavor, but the short rib was pretty tough and difficult to eat. The fried egg also looked pretty unappetizing.
Sprouted grains, sea bean, preserved fiddlehead fern and onion jus. $18
Commonwealth, San Francisco CA
This dish sucked! The hen was super dry and everything on the plate was boring. What a disappointment!
Rose, Filipa Pato, 3B Metodo Tradicional, NV. $12
Risotto arancini with beef and a NOLA twist served with remoulade. $8
Lookout, San Francisco CA
The name is bit silly, but these were delicious! The arancini were moist, flavorful, and piping hot and the remoulade was a great sauce for them.
September 27, 2015. $8
Tossed in lime dressing with mint leaves, scallion, chili and rice powder. $7.95
Angkor Borei, San Francisco CA
Wow, this was some of the best larb that I’ve had in a long time. I normally don’t say this, but I actually liked that there were lots of greens and vegetables with this larb. It was SO bright, refreshing and delicious.
Tomato sauce, fontina jalapeno bechamel. Happy hour $5
Jersey, San Francisco CA
Mmm, I want more! This meatball was SO tasty as was the tomato sauce, and the bechamel was a great gooey sauce.
Lemon custard ice cream with vanilla cream oreo cookies. Single $3.60
Mitchell’s Ice Cream, San Francisco
Lemon AND cookies, yum! This was delicious and the cookie bits were a great texture with the bright lemon ice cream. I love Mitchell’s!
Artichoke, crushed favas, citron kosho, bread tuile, nasturtium pistou. $17
Commonwealth, San Francisco CA
This was really pretty, but not very satisfying. The service here was also full of themselves and not very friendly. Lame!
Housemade potato chips with seaweed and aleppo pepper. Complimentary
Happy hour $7
Southpaw BBQ, San Francisco CA
These were great! They were very smoky and tender, and they gave you a good amount of them. The dipping sauce served with it was yummy but I also tried all their other sauce too. I will definitely come back here and to try their other meats.
Bbq sauces.
Southpaw’s pale ale. Happy hour $4
Spicy ham and chopped egg, lettuce and mayo on a wheat bun. $9.25
The Sentinel, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this was delicious! The egg salad was wonderful and they packed plenty of it into the sandwich. I wish it was served on their great white bread though.
Jalapeno, lemon, marinara. Happy hour $4.50
Jersey, San Francisco CA
This was cheesy, greasy, and absolutely delicious! I would be perfectly happy eating an enter pie of this – noms!
Served with garlic fried rice. 2-item combo $10.49
Inay Filipino Kitchen, San Francisco CA
Mmm, I love Filipino food for lunch especially when they drench the garlic fried rice with adobo sauce. Somehow I never get full and always want more. That’s why I go to the gym, lol!
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