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 Neighborhood Gourmet Comfort |
683 Chenery Street (at Diamond Street) San Francisco, CA 94131 United States +1 415 337 8537 http://www.chenerypark.com/ |
Continually singled out as one of San Francisco's best neighborhood restaurants, this off-the-beaten-path find has led locals to beat new paths straight into the charming neighborhood of Glen Park. The menu is a familiar but contemporary take on comfort food, some of which comes with an added dash of Southern flair. The gourmet macaroni and cheese is the talk of the town, the seafood gumbo is a hearty bowl of pure love, and the grilled lamb is without peer. Weekly specials include brisket, meatloaf, and "fried chicken and fixins". There is a full bar, an impressive wine list and a carefully chosen selection of draft beers (from such reputable micros as Anchor and Russian River). See website for full menu, weekly specials, kids night details and more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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South American dining |
2114 Fillmore St San Francisco, CA 94115 United States +1 415 447 2668 http://www.frescasf.com/ |
This restaurant makes a strong bid for educating the public to the culinary wonders of Peruvian dining. Wooden tables and a slate floor are visually pleasing, creating such a country feel that one half expects the waiters to draw their water pitchers from a backyard well. An open kitchen adds to the ambiance. The menu features a mix of meat and seafood dishes, highlighted by the soy roasted trout and the seafood stew. Latin beers are plenty, compensating for the absence of mixed drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Udi Falkson  |
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Get irie with the jook |
1279 Fulton Street (At the corner of Divisidero Street) San Francisco, CA 94117 United States +1 415 567 1294 http://www.jamaican-restaurant... |
Sure, the culture of Jamaica is relaxed, kick-back, and take-it-easy. The flavor of Jamaican food, however, is full of energy, spice and is bold and vibrant. Despite its tiny stature, this restaurant cooks up the grandest island recipes in the largest of portions. Step inside the magenta and mustard-colored walls and order off the authentic menu: noodles, BBQ, stir fries, salads and a tempting variety of daily specialties. Try the jook, a traditional rice porridge rumored to have great and mystical medicinal powers. Note: cash only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A taste of Cuba |
3077 24th Street Between Treat Avenue and Folsom Street San Francisco, CA 94110-4145 United States +1 415 648 2958 |
The savory smell of roasting meat fills the air as the overhead Latin Salsa music makes passersby want to stop and check out this Mission District restaurant. The food is traditional Caribbean, which means spicy and flavorful and served in huge portions by a friendly and quick staff. Items include the classic fried plantains and green chillies stuffed with cheese. The restaurant is named for its specialty, a fresh tropical fruit shake. The service is quick and friendly. Review © 2007, Wcities |
