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do you had the address by any chance???
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My lady isn't so hot on Mexican either but between El Metate and Fernando's (San Mateo on 37th - my Sister's inlaws have been going here 30+ years and they know us, pretty sweet) she has turned around. They don't have any Mexican food in Sweden so I had to introduce her and whilst over in Sweden last time I made a huge vat of refried beans, fajitas, salsa and some other stuff all from scratch - I hear her brother is cooking it up for everyone they know now haha...
IMHO, Speederia is the closest to true NY pizza I have found outside of SF. I love love love Escape from New York but I think Arinell's in the Mission is more spot on... Speederia is top notch. I am not from the east coast though so this should taken with a grain of salt. A good buddy of mine is though, and he agrees...
Suppenkuche is out of this world. Any pics of me taken there have had sort of a scary "o-face" expression so I am not sure if that means anything hahaha... Last time I was there I ate two dinners and drank a boot. Heading up for my B-day on the night of 11/22 as well for more schnitzel, spatzle, venison and potato pancakes OMFG I am hungry now... Cannot go wrong there and the people are great as well. Best time to go to Suppenkuche is Monday night after a killer weekend in the city haha... Works every time - if it was really nice out (IE, you were at Zietgiest last night and it was packed) then the place is deserted Monday night.
From last time - I was so pissed I had no recollection of paying. I called the next day and turns out I did and left a nice tip too!
Ready go!
Aaaaaaannnnn PISSED. I was the only one who finished (this was after a few pints at Maggie's).
IMHO, Speederia is the closest to true NY pizza I have found outside of SF. I love love love Escape from New York but I think Arinell's in the Mission is more spot on... Speederia is top notch. I am not from the east coast though so this should taken with a grain of salt. A good buddy of mine is though, and he agrees...
Suppenkuche is out of this world. Any pics of me taken there have had sort of a scary "o-face" expression so I am not sure if that means anything hahaha... Last time I was there I ate two dinners and drank a boot. Heading up for my B-day on the night of 11/22 as well for more schnitzel, spatzle, venison and potato pancakes OMFG I am hungry now... Cannot go wrong there and the people are great as well. Best time to go to Suppenkuche is Monday night after a killer weekend in the city haha... Works every time - if it was really nice out (IE, you were at Zietgiest last night and it was packed) then the place is deserted Monday night.
From last time - I was so pissed I had no recollection of paying. I called the next day and turns out I did and left a nice tip too!
Ready go!
Aaaaaaannnnn PISSED. I was the only one who finished (this was after a few pints at Maggie's).
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WORD> MF'in WORD.
that places rips and it's open til' like 4am. haaaa. I used to go there all the time back in the day. They're all really good. The one in alameda across the street from the lost weekend is open late and perfect post drinking food. Then there's the newark one... and another one in hayward that I know of.
that places rips and it's open til' like 4am. haaaa. I used to go there all the time back in the day. They're all really good. The one in alameda across the street from the lost weekend is open late and perfect post drinking food. Then there's the newark one... and another one in hayward that I know of.
WORD> MF'in WORD.
that places rips and it's open til' like 4am. haaaa. I used to go there all the time back in the day. They're all really good. The one in alameda across the street from the lost weekend is open late and perfect post drinking food. Then there's the newark one... and another one in hayward that I know of.
that places rips and it's open til' like 4am. haaaa. I used to go there all the time back in the day. They're all really good. The one in alameda across the street from the lost weekend is open late and perfect post drinking food. Then there's the newark one... and another one in hayward that I know of.
I got there at least three times a month, went last night... wish I could do again tonight!
I just cannot get over how fast, how courteous, how homely and how GOOOOOD that place is!
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I'm sure I already posted this up in my previous post but BJs has by far the best wings and artichoke dip ever. I've been to plenty of other restaurants yet they can't compare to BJs.
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la pinata sounds good too
will definitely hit up both spots sometime soon
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anyone else been to the Sushi House in Alameda? I like to know your opinion on the place and if you had the Golden Lion Roll and how you liked it?
Anyone wants to go this week?