Things that are a must see in San Fran

[HemiEd]

Everyone I have referred to the Tadich Grill that has gone, has thanked me later.

I swear it is such a great experience, it almost justifies the trip expense on it's own.

It was established in 1849, and is steeped in tradition. The food is incredible, and you are very close to Haight-Ashbury when you are there, I like to drink in the culture difference.

[siberian khatru]

Originally Posted by HemiEd

Everyone I have referred to the Tadich Grill that has gone, has thanked me later.

I swear it is such a great experience, it almost justifies the trip expense on it's own.

It was established in 1849, and is steeped in tradition. The food is incredible, and you are very close to Haight-Ashbury when you are there, I like to drink in the culture difference.

Agreed about Tadich. We ate there. Wife still swears by the shrimp cocktail.

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by siberian khatru

Agreed about Tadich. We ate there. Wife still swears by the shrimp cocktail.

Did you eat at the counter or a table? Those waiters have to die for someone else to get their position. Nobody ever leaves or quits from what I understand.

The Capino is incredible

I would skip down town, but then again I have been there many times. If you like the smell of human urine, and the potential of seeing a homeless person take a shit right in front of you, it is a must see.

[siberian khatru]

Originally Posted by HemiEd

Did you eat at the counter or a table? Those waiters have to die for someone else to get their position. Nobody ever leaves or quits from what I understand.

The Capino is incredible

Table. Totally unpretentious place. Wasn't very crowded when we ate there.