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You made it all the way to Reno without even mentioning the Sierra Nevada mountain range!
You made it all the way to Reno without even mentioning the Sierra Nevada mountain range!
I didn't want to scare him because he may get stuck up at Donner Summit and get worried that some starving Old west Paul Bunyon-type lumberjack is going to show up and eat him before he gets to Truckee.
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The food was really good..... Both me and wife had the singles... the fries were great (if you like them crispy, make sure to tell them extra crispy!).
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We have been to NY, to many times to count and always find new stuff to do. Love that place!!!
I wish I would have known about the "Rosamunde's", I am always looking for a good bratwurst place. We go to a local one here called Wurstküche...... Between the beer and the food. Heaven.
Tempest was good. We had quite a few glasses and were even bought a shot of Jameson by the bartender. Once he found out the wife's name is Tempest also, well lets just say we were taken care of for the rest of the night. The only thing we didn't get was a sweatshirt!
If they are available and open (they should), you could hop a bus over to San Rafael, and get a tour of Guide Dogs for the Blind. No matter how crappy a day you may have, nothing gets you out of that funk than being bomdarded by and playing with puppies.
You just made my day.
What's so good about it? I walk by that place every day on my way to work. Maybe I'll have to try it next time.
You just made my day.
What's so good about it? I walk by that place every day on my way to work. Maybe I'll have to try it next time.
The food was pretty damn good. Fresh, and just all around tasty!!!!!!!
One thing we found out after the fact, was there are also night tours, or dusk tours. That might be something to look into also.
The DeYoung Museum and the Legion of Honor both have nice collections of fine art, and the California Academy of Sciences is a blast (even without kids).
The SF Botanical Garden and the Japanese Tea Garden are both great, but the latter can get extremely busy to the point of ruining the experience.
If you have the ability to get out of the city at all, there's lots of great hiking in pretty much every direction.
The SF Botanical Garden and the Japanese Tea Garden are both great, but the latter can get extremely busy to the point of ruining the experience.
If you have the ability to get out of the city at all, there's lots of great hiking in pretty much every direction.
Idk if it was mentioned here, but what's supposed to be the best burrito place in the world is La Taqueria. I went. I actually didn't like it, but that's me. I recommend going.
Also check out Blue Bottle Coffee Co.
Also check out Blue Bottle Coffee Co.
Go to Delores Park and definitely eat at LA TAQUERIA on Mission St. near 26th. It's incredible. Four Barrel Coffee and Ritual Coffee on Valencia are worth checking out if you're into a solid cup of joe.
If you like German Food, I cannot talk enough about SuppenKuche. Every time the wife and I go down to the city we always say we are going to try somewhere different, and end up right back there for the Sauerbraten, the bread, and beer on tap. Erdinger Dunkel on tap is an amazing dark beer.
