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	Combined Suggestions: Bar-B-Q = Nate's Bar-B-Q,...	Tip Rating:

By EMSBIKER

on August 25, 2002

Bar-B-Q = Nate's Bar-B-Q, Folsom St Chinese = Brand Ho's, North Beach Indian = Maharani, Polk Gulch Korean = Arang Restaurant, Japan Towne Japanese = Sushi Bune, Geary/Mason Sts Italian = Steps of Rome, Columbus/Broadway Sts Seafood = Scott's, Embarcadero Cajun = PJ's Oyster Bar, Judah St. Burgers = Hamburger Mary's, Folsom St Mexican = La Rondalla, Valencia/20th Sts Sudanese = Baobab, 19th/Mission Sts Colombian = El Majahual, Valencia/23 Sts Cuban = Port Cafe, 16th/Sanchez Sts Variety = Bubba Gump's, Pier 39 prices usually are $10-$20/per person not incl gratuity and tax.

Too many to list.

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	Combined Suggestions: A favorite pastime of mine...	Tip Rating:

By JERICO

on August 25, 2002

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A favorite pastime of mine when I lived in SF was having breakfast at Polkers on Polk Street between Vallejo and Green (which turns into a 'gourmet' burger joint in the afternoon and evenings). If you go on a weekend you WILL have to wait in line (be sure to sign your name on the wait list on the door) but the food is well worth waiting for - its excellent, and there's lots of it. My favorite was the chorizo skillet - literally an iron skillet filled with eggs, onions, peppers, potatoes, cheese, and chorizo (or whatever you choose). Greens Sports Bar (right across the street) is usually open so you can kill time with a drink, if you're up for it. Otherwise there are benches around to sit on and people watch while you wait.

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	Combined Suggestions: There are endless good...	Tip Rating:

By JERICO

on August 25, 2002

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There are endless good restaurants in SF, but I always liked the smaller, less well known neighborhood places. Some favorites around Russian Hill: Yabbies Coastal Kitchen, Baraonda, Hyde Street Bistro, Frascati, I Fratelli, Rex Cafe. Marina area: Bistro Aix. Union Street area: Rose Cafe, Betelnut. Downtown: Boulevard, Pastis, Shanghai 1930. Notable pub-grub: the Royal Exchange on Sacramento and Front, Perry's on Union Street, Harry's on Fillmore. There are also several notable sushi places all around SF, but my favorite was called Sushi City (right off the Union Street/Columbus intersection in North Beach) which is a hole-in-the-wall - and not much to look at - but has amazingly good and fresh sushi. Recommended highly.

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	Combined Suggestions: ANANDA FUARA on Market Street...	Tip Rating:

By paulbarger

on August 25, 2002

ANANDA FUARA on Market Street in Downtown San Francisco is one of my favorite restaurants in the City. This restaurant is COMPLETELY vegetarian (which I have been for many, many years now). They have the best Turkey club sandwich, with fake turkey and bacon... Delicious. TAQUERIA CANCUN is a great, but well known, Mexican restaurant in the Mission District of SF. The Mission's population is mainly latinos coming from Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Guatemala, Panama, etc etc, so latin food is prevelant. But CANCUN is one of the best. Good luck on finding a seat on the weekends. If you are vegetarian, then be sure to ask when ordering burritos around SF if they have LARD in the refried beans, because otherwise they might (most do) and you might feel queasy afterwards.

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	Combined Suggestions: A Thai one and a Diner. I...	Tip Rating:

By markymark

on August 25, 2002

A Thai one and a Diner. I cant remember names and streets, so this is going to be vague! Both cheap and good for sitting, chilling out, and reading

Chicken something, and fried potatoes with eggs (muoth watering!)

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Directions: Point of reference is standing at the door of the city centre International Youth Hostel ... - theres a cool wee Thai restaurant around 2 blocks up the hill and 2 blocks away from the centre of town


	Combined Suggestions: Believe it or not, San...	Tip Rating:

By miaou

on August 25, 2002

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Believe it or not, San Francisco has more restaurants per capita than Manhattan. There are every possible type of cuisine: American, German, French, Italian, Hungarian, Middle Eastern, Ethiopian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Mexican, Peruvian, El Salvadorans, etc. Moreover, you can get food at reasonable prices. Here are some of my suggestions: FINANCIAL DISTRICT Boulevard and One Market(both a bit pricey but excellent food)Plouf (French) MISSION TiCouz (creperie) and Cancun Taqueria & La Taqueria (Mexican) CASTRO La Mediteranee, Thailand Restaurant HAIGHT-ASHBURY Eno (Asian fusion) Cha Cha Cha (Spanish) MARINA Baker Street Bistro Other neighborhoods: RICHMOND Ton Kiang (Chinese) and Khan Toke (Thai - Robin Williams & Harrison Ford had been guests there!) BERNAL HEIGHTS - Hungarian Restaurant

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	Combined Suggestions: Have a meal (lunch or dinner)...	Tip Rating:

By Adriani

on August 24, 2002

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Have a meal (lunch or dinner) at one of the many good restaurants at FISHERMAN'S WHARF.

The very fresh seafood.

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Address: Fisherman's Wharf/ Embarcadero Center.

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	Combined Suggestions: There are some great...	Tip Rating:

By Luis_Alberto

on August 24, 2002

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There are some great restaurants at Ghirardelli Square, this is one of the oldest of the renovated waterfronts venues. It started in the 70's, and it still has some great restaurants, such as The Mandarin, great Chinese food at beautiful surroundings.

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	Combined Suggestions: San Francisco Restaurants Tip (Untitled)	Tip Rating:

By lygchicana

on August 24, 2002