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Restaurant in San Francisco
Category: Arts and Entertainment > Restaurants and City Guides Asked by: price-ga List Price: $5.00 |
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10 Apr 2002 11:36 PDT
Expires: 17 Apr 2002 11:36 PDT Question ID: 43 |
Would you recommend a nice italian restaurant near the Marriot Hotel in San Francisco? |
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Re: Restaurant in San Francisco
Answered By: dscotton-ga on 10 Apr 2002 12:01 PDT Rated: |
There appear to be several different Marriott Hotels in San Francisco. I've assumed that you mean the one in downtown San Francisco, so the restaurants I mention are in that area. This web page has a list of Italian restaurants in the downtown San Francisco area: http://bayarea.citysearch.com/search? type=grid&flavor_id=2&neighborhoods=214&cw1=53&histoindex_left=cw1&context=resta urants&histo_name=Italian&start=1&sorted=recommended-desc&cslink=cs_sort_picks Among the restaurants most highly rated by Citysearch's users and editors are Scala's Bistro at 432 Powell Street, and Puccini & Pinetti at 129 Ellis Street. Both of these have mostly positive reviews from the site's users, although neither is completely free of complaints. The link above also lists other restaurants with reviews, some including pricing information. (Neither of the two restaurants I mentioned have pricing information listed). SF Gate also lists and reviews restaurants in the Bay Area. Seven financial district Italian restaurants received 2.5 out of 4 stars from SF Gate's reviewers, including Scala's Bistro, Puccini & Pinetti, and Kuleto's (which was also generally rated highly by the users of Citysearch, and is located at 221 Powell). No Italian restaurants in the financial district area received more than 2.5 stars. For SF Gate's list restaurants and reviews, you can check this web page: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/search/rest_srch_wrap.cgi? t=restaurants.tmpl&a=search&wdb=%2Fweb%2Fwais-indexes%2Feguide% 2Ffood&ty=Italian&cy=Financial&q=&Go=Go If you were referring to a different Marriott Hotel, like the one at Fisherman's Wharf, both of these web pages should list restaurants in that area as well. You can also clarify the question if you'd like me to look for some restaurants in a different area. Here are the pages you can use to find restaurants in a different area, using the SF Gate and Citysearch web sites: http://www.sfgate.com/eguide/food/ http://bayarea.citysearch.com/search?type=grid&flavor_id=2&sorted=rank- desc&histoindex_left=cw1&context=restaurants&cslink=cs_generic_11_0 |
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Re: Restaurant in San Francisco
From: amf-ga on 18 Apr 2002 10:33 PDT |
If "dscotton-ga" is recommending places that he's never eaten at, you definitely shouldn't give him a five-star rating. If you are staying downtown (Union Square), whatever you do, don't go to Puccini & Pinetti -- it's probably the blandest, least creative Italian restaurant around. It might be better than the Olive Garden, but that's not saying much. My office is two blocks from P&P, and we actually AVOID it at all costs. There are a variety of other great restaurants in the neighborhood, including Kantaro Sushi (124 Ellis St.), and New Delhi Restaurant(160 Ellis St.). If you absolutely want Italian, then go to Kuleto's (221 Powell). They were recently closed for remodeling, but I think they're open again, and they have great food. Good luck! |
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Re: Restaurant in San Francisco
From: calvarez-ga on 18 Apr 2002 11:43 PDT |
San Francisco's Italian neighborhood, North Beach, is not walking distance from the Marriott, but it is easily accessible via MUNI bus (you can catch the #30 Stockton in Union Square at the intersection of Stockton and Sutter and get off when you cross Columbus St. Bus fare is $1.00 and more info on this bus route is available at: http://www.transitinfo.org/cgi-bin/muni/timetable?C=MU&R=30&M=D The bus may sound like a hassle, but it's worth the wait to actually go to North Beach, which has many great restaurants and is a lovely place to walk around. (You may prefer to take a taxi; my one caveat is that driving and parking in this area is *extremely* difficult). My favorite North Beach restaurant is Caffe Michelangelo, at 579 Columbus Ave. It's a wondefully cozy and relaxing little place; a real "diamond in the rough". Everything on the menu is excellent, and very affordable. Cash only; dinner with wine will come to less than $15/ person. |
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Re: Restaurant in San Francisco
From: googlemeister-ga on 20 Apr 2002 06:08 PDT |
I was in San Francisco recently and dined at Caffè Macaroni, 59 Columbus Avenue San Francisco, (415) 956-9737. Tremendous Italian atmosphere, unique setting, great food and service. Enjoy!: http://bayarea.citysearch.com/map?mode=geo&lat=377961&lon=- 1224040&id=892482&fid=2 |
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