re: Looking for some San Fransisco eats

Posted on 6/26/13 at 7:23 pm to OFWHAP

Posted by LSUcdro

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Posted on 6/26/13 at 7:23 pm to OFWHAP

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What kind of food are you into? There is such a wide variety that it's really hard to narrow down.

really open to anything. my moms picky so maybe some american suggestions

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Posted by OTIS2

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Posted on 6/26/13 at 7:33 pm to LSUcdro

get a few crabs from a street vendor at the west end of the Warf, take them back to your room and fest..my boys did that for a snack after a super regional .

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Posted by OFWHAP

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Posted on 6/26/13 at 7:37 pm to LSUcdro

The Mission district has both cheap, ethnic restaurants and expensive, trendy restaurants. If you want some really good bacon, check out Sweet Maple, which is in Pacific Heights at the corner of Steiner and Sutter. I've never been to a steakhouse in San Francisco but have heard really good things about Bobo's. If you want really good sushi, then go to Zushi Puzzle. For really good seafood, go to Tadich. There are a lot of trendy, New American restaurants in SOMA, such as Town Hall. North Beach has a lot of Italian restaurants. There are probably some good places in Fisherman's Wharf, but it's way too touristy and likely overpriced. If you're looking for good-looking girls, hang out in the Marina. There you can find Tipsy Pig (soul food) or The Republic (which I hear is very good). If pizza's your thing, you can check out Star Pizza, Pizza Orgasmica (though I wouldn't feel comfortable taking my mom to a place named Pizza Orgasmica), or Delfina Pizzeria.

There are a ton of choices, and my list hardly begins to scratch the surface of what there is. If more choices come to mind, I'll be sure to include them.

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Posted by Uncle Stu