The Official Good Eats of the Bay Area Thread
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Originally Posted by illusion
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301 South First Street, San Jose
Classic Italian
I usually get the 16oz filet, but last time I was there the special was an interesting pasta pesto with pine nuts, man was that good, very unique. They aren't quite as good as they used to be but still a great meal for the price.
$15-$30 a person.
301 South First Street, San Jose
Classic Italian
I usually get the 16oz filet, but last time I was there the special was an interesting pasta pesto with pine nuts, man was that good, very unique. They aren't quite as good as they used to be but still a great meal for the price.
$15-$30 a person.
as for the steak house recommendation request, I second Ruth's Chris Steak house.
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Originally Posted by fizay
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Can you guys hook me up with GOOD steakhouse? I'm talking best slab of meat ever. I hear The Prime Rib house on Van ness is good
Can you guys hook me up with GOOD steakhouse? I'm talking best slab of meat ever. I hear The Prime Rib house on Van ness is good
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I heard Tommy's Joynt in the Fillmore's pretty damn good Hof Brau cafeteria-style food. I wonder if there's a pretty good place like that in the east bay, I'd like to know!
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Originally Posted by fizay
OK bump plus question
Can you guys hook me up with GOOD steakhouse? I'm talking best slab of meat ever. I hear The Prime Rib house on Van ness is good
Can you guys hook me up with GOOD steakhouse? I'm talking best slab of meat ever. I hear The Prime Rib house on Van ness is good
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I vote for La Villa Deli in downtown Willow Glen. The Raviolis and meatball sandwiches are the best around. It is located on the corner of Lincoln Ave. and Brace Ave.[/QUOTE]
I 2nd La Villa, that place has some great food!
As for good steak houses.... Try Houston's by the wharf in sf. Ruth Chris *sp?* i've heard good things about too.
I 2nd La Villa, that place has some great food!
As for good steak houses.... Try Houston's by the wharf in sf. Ruth Chris *sp?* i've heard good things about too.
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Originally Posted by fizay
OK bump plus question
Can you guys hook me up with GOOD steakhouse? I'm talking best slab of meat ever. I hear The Prime Rib house on Van ness is good
Can you guys hook me up with GOOD steakhouse? I'm talking best slab of meat ever. I hear The Prime Rib house on Van ness is good
Morton's
400 Post St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
tel: 415-986-5830
Ruth Chris' is also really good
i have heard great things about house of prime rib as well
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Sushi Monster ( formerly Teriyaki House )
Ralston Ave in Belmont ( across from Walgreens )
$15-$20
great japanese food at low prices ( compared to tokyo Star, for same quality )
great selection of sake, and a great staff there too. if you go, try the chicken breast/prawn/mushroom teriyaki!
Ralston Ave in Belmont ( across from Walgreens )
$15-$20
great japanese food at low prices ( compared to tokyo Star, for same quality )
great selection of sake, and a great staff there too. if you go, try the chicken breast/prawn/mushroom teriyaki!
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here's the website for ruth's chris. it'll give you an idea of the menu http://www.ruthschris.com/home.asp
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i think i may have already mentioned it in this thread but the best bbq would have to go to brother-in-laws #2 off divisidero and crow in the city. the place is straight ghe-tto, but definitely worth the risk of life i suggest driving there picking up your grub and bringing it home or to the park (be sure to pack a loaf of bread and some extra napkins unless you want to lick your fingers free of the sauce).