Pepperoni, sausage, mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce. Slice $6
Slice House, San Francisco CA
Wow, this slice was enough for a meal – it was super thick and filling! The crust was buttery and doughy and pretty good. I personally like thin crusts, but I still enjoyed eating this pizza.
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Grilled steak, lettuce, rice, black beans, sour cream, guacamole, cheese, pico de gallo. Super $10.09
Papalote Mexican Grill, San Francisco CA
Omg, just found out that Papalote makes “naked” burritos which is pretty much like a burrito bowl. Heck yeah! I love the proteins at this place because they always cooked them perfectly and they’re always substantial. This is definitely a much better lunch than Chipotle.
Brown rice, kimchee, daikon, cucumbers, and wasabi apple coleslaw. $9.25
HRD Coffee Shop, San Francisco CA
This was great! It tasted great and had so many different flavors and textures. The pork was tender and I really liked the wasabi apple slaw. I wish this place was closer to my office so I could go more often. 🙂
Fried quail with garlic, served with hot sauce. $10.95
Lers Ros Thai, San Francisco CA
This was lame! The quail was dry and hard and the sharp, brittle bones were really difficult to eat around. I don’t know how in the world this dish would ever make a “Must Eat” list! 7×7 was completely wrong with this one!
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Cream cheese icing, buttermilk ice cream, walnuts, fennel. $10
Farallon, San Francisco CA
This was probably the most moist carrot cake I’ve ever had, and that’s a good thing! I will say that with the cream cheese icing and the buttermilk ice cream, it got really heavy after a few bites. I think they could have kept this simpler and it would have been better.
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Fresh stir fried rice noodles with original homemade pad thai sauce, tofu, egg, bean sprouts, green onion, and cilantro. $8
Phat Thai Truck, San Francisco CA
This was tasty enough, but I wish that there was more pad thai sauce. The noodles were pretty bare, and you know how I like saucy things, hehe.
Flourless dark chocolate cake, Guittard dark and milk chocolate mousse, housemade candied milk jam, chocolate crunch. 1/4 sheet $98
Tout Sweet Patisserie, San Francisco CA
This was delicious! It was definitely on the rich side so I small piece was enough to satisfy me. I loved all the different textures in this cake. Noms!
Spanish chorizo, grilled onions and peppers, chipotle aioli. Served house plantain chips. $11.50
Paladar Cafe Cubano, San Francisco CA
This tasted ok, but it was really dry especially when combined with the hard plantain chips. I liked the flavors, but not the execution.
Red curry with beef, Thai eggplant, bamboo shoot, red bell pepper, kaffir lime leaves. $13.95
Lers Ros Thai, San Francisco CA
This was good. I liked the spice level and it had a wonderfully rich flavor. I thought the portion was on the small side for the price, but oh well.
Dijon butter, New York rye, mixed greens salad. Happy hour $6
Farallon, San Francisco CA
SO much gooey cheese and buttery bread! I really liked this grilled cheese sandwich. It was delicious and with the side salad, it made for a substantial snack.
Classic Manhattan. Happy hour $6
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FIVE, Berkeley CA
These were light and fluffy but a little bit greasy, so I was torn. There was certainly enough of them though.
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New Ming’s Restaurant, San Francisco CA
Mmm, I love me some chicken wings! And these were pretty good. I loved the sticky sauce and the wings were on the larger side, but you could definitely tell that they were frozen and not very fresh.
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