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Boboquivari's

Chow down at Bobo's!

1450 Lombard Street
San Francisco, CA 94123
United States
+1 415 441 8880
http://www.boboquivaris.com/

Whole Dungeness Crab Roasted in Garlic Sauce, Filet Mignon, Farm Fresh Hawaiian Sunfish Filet, New York Steak...are you drooling yet? If you need to satisfy those endless cravings for thick juicy steaks and fresh seafood, come on down to Boboquivari's - you are sure to have a good time! A colourful, festive interior (don't miss the gigantic marionette mounted above the kitchen door!), a mahogany bar, leather booths, and striped linens add to the vivacious ambience, so much so that the restaurant seems alive with good cheer - it will put you right at ease, and you will certainly enjoy your meal!

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Greens Restaurant

Go Green Building A, Fort Mason Center
(at Buchanan & Marina Streets)
San Francisco, CA 94123
United States
+1 415 771 6222
http://www.greensrestaurant.com/ Soft Polenta with grilled portobello mushrooms, sauteed spring greens and shaved mezo Vella secco - now that sounds like music to the stomach! But these Mediterranean musings are many, thrown in with a lot of green choices. Sometimes it's baby leeks, asparagus with feta or manchegi cheese; while other times it's garden lettuces and nicoise olives! Walk in and find out which ingredient is served how as you take in the spectacular panorama of the sea. And when munching on your entrees, watch the boats on the Pacific bob to and fro! Keep in mind, the takeout window is open every day as well. See website for menus and more.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Mercury Appetizer Bar

Bartending for fun 1434 Lombard Street
Between Van Ness and Franklin
San Francisco, CA 94123
United States
+1 415 922 1434
http://www.mercurysf.com/ Mercury Appetizer Bar has an energetic air about it that can transform an ordinary evening into a rocking one. The cocktails are adventurous fusions with a distinct flavor. Food is also an exciting affair with the delectable range of American as well as Pan-Asian cuisines. Try the wasabi and vodka twisted sake'tini or the ginger infused champagne cocktail to awaken unknown tastes. There are noodles or rice with a different touch along with spicy pork and beef preparations. Desserts for just USD6 are sure to find their way to your stomach and heart. Creative guests could also try a hand at bartending.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Museum of Modern Arts Artists Galleries

A space for Northern Californian artists Fort Mason Center
Bldg A N
San Francisco, CA 94123
United States
+1 415 441 4777
http://www.sfmoma.org/museumst... Founded in 1978 by Marian Parmenter and Sally Lilienthal, this airy space currently represents the work of more than 1300 Northern Californian artists. It offers artists a public space to display their work, while providing an opportunity for art collectors and the general community to enjoy up and coming creations. There are solo, group, and themed exhibitions and sometimes even a retrospective, showcasing an established artists life work. You will find a broad range of genres here, allowing you to enjoy anything from a classic still life to an avant-garde piece.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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