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There's a big price range around downtown. If you're going to spend a bunch on a meal I've only had amazing meals at Boulevard. For more middle price range, Belden Alley has a variety of nice places with french style outside seating. Great Eastern Restaurant is the best Dim-Sum I've had in Chinatown, but someone may know of better ones.
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Oae Ui posted:I'm staying near Monterey, CA for about a week. Anyone have any recommendations? It's not cheap, but I had a very good meal at Passionfish over the summer.
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mariooncrack posted:I'm going to San Francisco next week. Any suggestions? No shellfish, I'm allergic. What part of the city are you staying in and how much do you want to spend? There are a ton of restaurants all over the city, and they usually have to be decent to pay the crazy rent. Cioppino's the SF classic you'll miss, but it's not Dungeness season anyway.
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angor posted:Goons, I need help!!! I haven't been to Nopa or FC, but Boulevard is one of the best place's I've ever eaten. Never had any of the veggie dishes, but the vegetables sides have always been great.
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AnonSpore posted:I could use some recommendations for Sacramento. I realized I've been living here for over a year and never bothered really eating out. I have no preferences regarding food except that it be good to put in my mouf and will try anything once. I've had really good food at Red Rabbit (modern american cuisine) and Dad's Kitchen (really good burger). Last time I was in town I had some of the pizza from Federalist Beer Garden and it was a nice place to eat and drink. Zelda's Pizza is a fun old school style pizza joint that has really good deep dish, though I haven't been in a couple years.
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Dec 5, 2016 20:56
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Any places that are a must try on Maui or Kauai? I got a strong recommendation for Morimoto Maui so we're planning on doing one fancy dinner there but need some cheaper places to go to as well.
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Feb 25, 2017 01:01
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That's a large area, so you'll want to narrow it down some and we have our own thread.
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May 4, 2017 23:57
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La Victorias is oft hyped up taqueria that I remember being really good. We have a bay area thread that may get you more recs
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May 10, 2017 19:17
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Tiger posted:I'm in San Francisco for a week, and my regularly scheduled programme has me free most of the evenings to choose where to get dinner. I'm a vegetarian, will reconsider this when abroad if circumstances force me or if something's a real specialty. I've been here once before like eight years ago, and I remember trying the clam chowder so I don't feel any particular need to try that, specifically. Otherwise I'm very green on both general US and CA food culture. Anything to be on the lookout for, any can't-miss? Cioppino is the sea food stew that's unique to SF and might be worth breaking veg for. Otherwise California cuisine is usually more vegetable forward than classic US cooking. You should have decent veg options at most place, and we have a lot of vegetarians around here and I think you can filter on Yelp for veg-friendly places.
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therobit posted:Me wife and I are going to San Francisco for Presidents Day weekend. We want to have one really nice (expensive) dinner and then whatever is cheap to reasonable and good along the way. There's a lot of options for fine dining in SF, what's your version of expensive and do you have any cuisines in mind? On the flip side, prices for most other restaurants may seem high cause everything's more expensive here. Taquerias in the mission are usually good bang for your buck.
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