Classic waffle with blueberry jam, whipped cream and fresh blueberries. $8
Lt. Waffle, San Francisco CA
I actually ordered this with on a buckwheat waffle, but I guess they were SO busy with the two other people in the entire place that they couldn’t even get that right. I have no patience for incompetence.
Latte. $4.50
Shaking beef with eggplant chips, seared pineapple, pickled veggies, cucumber, papaya vinaigrette, fresh herbs, sprouts, toasted almonds, green onions. $9.49
Bamboo Asia, San Francisco CA
This salad was a flavor explosion! I loved the eggplant chips and there were so many great ingredients. Even the shaking beef, which can usually be gross tasting elsewhere, was tasty and tender. This can definitely be a repeat lunch place.
Panko and bacon encrusted chicken breast, bacon strips, cole slaw, bacon mayo. $9
Bacon Bacon, San Francisco CA
Omg, I am literally trying to kill myself! This sandwich was delicious, but SO bad for you and there was even two pieces of fried chicken in it. Ugh. I – can’t – feel – my – heart…
Served with pickle. $8.75
Derby Grill, San Francisco CA
Ballpark food can be unpredictable but this was actually ok. Not the best, but pretty decent! It was quite large and the pulled pork was tasty with the potato bun. Go Giants!
With brown rice and hot curry. $8.45
Muracci’s Japanese Curry & Grill, San Francisco CA
Mmm, I love the curry at Muracci’s! This chicken curry was really tasty and I love their hot (spicy level) curry option. I just wish there was a little more chicken, but the price is great regardless. Noms!
Ranchero tequila, agave nectar, lime juice. $8
Mijita, San Francisco CA
These margaritas were kind of expensive especially since they were so small. I guess you can charge that amount when you’re attached to a baseball stadium which I think is pretty lame. They were good, but the place is also packed and super noisy so it’s not an enjoyable environment.
Palet: praline, concord grape, nasturtium. $6.50
Chocolate croissant stack. $3.50
Craftsman & Wolves, San Francisco CA
I recently met a visiting food blogger for a little dessert break along the Valencia Street corridor in the Mission. Wattwurmnashi has a beautifully well-written blog with amazing food photographs – check it out! As you can see from her blog entry of our Craftsman & Wolves visit, her food photographs are far better than my lil’ iPhone pics, lol. And it’s especially amazing since she snaps her pics so skillfully quick! Anyway, I had a great time getting to know Wattmurmnashi and continue to enjoy her fabulous blog.
Now, as far as these desserts, one was definitely better than the other. The palet was very good with a nice mix of flavors and textures (and it was pretty snazzy looking too). The chocolate croissant stack was a big disappointment. It was super dry and not that tasty.
With fennel, apple and raisins. $8.75
The Sentinel, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this sandwich was tasty. The fennel and apples really brightened up the trout salad and the bun was fluffy and delicious. I thought the bun top was a little over-done though.
Hand-cut potatoes, pork shoulder, belly, bacon, Mana Lil’s peppers, parmesan cheese. $6
Bacon Bacon, San Francisco CA
These loaded French fries were delicious, but my heart is hurting just thinking about them. This was way over the top, even for me. That was a lot of pork and fat for one little side. But I still want more, lol!
Half pound $10.95
Memphis Minnie’s, San Francisco CA
Kill me now – this was SO good! I loved everything about this brisket. It was tender, juicy, smoky, and oh so flavorful! I would eat this all the time if high cholesterol didn’t run in my family, lol. Goodness, I’m getting hungry just thinking about it. NOMS!
Pork cutlet with hot curry served with brown rice and house special pickles. $2.75
Muracci’s Japanese Curry & Grill, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this little pan was really yummy. I bought it on a whim and I’m glad I did. I liked the texture of the bread and the beef curry was pretty good too. A great little snack before the main dish.
Caramelized onions, cheddar, bacon, horseradish aioli and fries. $14
Marlowe, San Francisco CA
Wow, this burger was pretty delicious! The patty was juicy and perfectly cooked and although the toppings were pretty simple, they were of great quality and tasted amazing together. The horseradish aioli was also addictive and the fries were fabulous. Noms!
Vittle Monster 