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San Francisco, CA |
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As a fairly frequent visitor to San Francisco, it's
one of my favourite dining cities. With an infinite number of dining
options in a variety of price ranges, great service and a high Canadian
dollar, pack your bags and head for SF. |
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Aqua
$$$$$ -
252 California Street
-The food and atmosphere is notably swanky and formal. Lots of
interesting ingredients and perfect executions. This is a good
splash-out dinner. |
| Chez
Panisse (Berkeley)
$$$$$ - 1517
Shattuck Av - A restaurant that needs no introduction -
everything is perfect here, but you'll pay for the privilege.
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Foreign Cinema
$$$$ -
2534 Mission St.
- Trendy with good food and a cool atmosphere. If you're looking
for sophisticated without the swakiness, this is a good choice.
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| Isobune
$$-$$$-
1737 Post Street (Japan Centre) - The canal boat sushi
restaurant, need I say more. |
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Martuni's
4 Valencia St 2:00pm- 2:00am - a real live
piano bar, with people singing - no food, but good times. |
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Pancho Villa
$-$$
- 3071 16th St - There's a few locations,
including another one on the Embarcadero. A good destination for
some quality California Mexican - I'll think of Pancho Villa
every time I eat a crappy Canadian imitation. |
Piperade
$$$$
 -1015
Battery St. - Basque cuisine, in a semi-formal
environment. The chef is from Biarritz and the cuisine
authentic. Especially notable, a fairly extensive list of
obscure Basque wine |
| The Ramp -
$-$$855
China Basin St - It's just a bar, with an average looking menu,
but the location on the industrial waterfront is very cool. A
locals spot, don't tell anyone ya heard it from me. |
| Rosamunde Sausage Factory and the Toranado Bar$
- 545 Haight St - Kick Ass sausages,
served takeaway style on a roll. Take your sausage next door to
the bar, and enjoy their extensive draught list |
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vegetarian friendly