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Eating my way through SF, one place at a time

San Francisco, CA
Joined July 2009
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Farmerbrown's Little Skillet in SOMA for fried chicken so good it made me cry
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Out the Door in SF Shopping Center for crab and cellophane noodles
Calafia Cafe on El Camino and Embarcadero in Palo Alto for organic, locally grown food. Try anything with shredded pork
Xanh on Castro in Mountain View for tasty Vietnamese fusion in a oddly loungey environment
El Grullense E&E on Middlefield in Redwood City for greasy and spicy carnitas tacos
Polkers (Polk and Vallejo) for eggs and brunch on a lazy Sunday in SF
Pampas on Alma St in Palo Alto, a Brazilian churrascaria, for more meat than humanly possible. Try the fish, too
Woodhouse Fish Company on Fillmore in Pac Heights for crispy fish & chips and delicious cioppino with crusty cheesy garlic bread
Bar Jules in Hayes Valley - excellent baked eggs with Moroccan lamb and great albacore tuna sandwich
Zuni Cafe in Hayes Valley (Market/Gough) for the best roast chicken on a yummy bread salad. Nice atmosphere and local/seasonal ingredients
La Mediterranee for excellent chicken kebabs and hummus on Sacramento and Fillmore in Pac Heights
Bar Crudo for tiny little raw seafood nibbles in a cozy environment. High quality but super pricey
Joanie's Cafe in Palo Alto on California Ave for basic omelettes and breakfast
La Corneta in Burlingame on Burlingame Ave for great salmon fish super baby burrito. Fresh guac, spicy salsa, delish! Fish grilled to order
Sodini's in North Beach on Green and Grant for yummy salads, decent pastas and pizza. Not fancy but good and chill Italian
Nopalito in the Haight - great airy ambience, nice almond horchata and juicy pork carnitas. Upscale Mexian. http://bit.ly/lb0lY