Ask for nutella with your rolls at brunch, and get anything made with red meat and red wine at night.
The burritos I've had aren't that great (regular, carnitas, black beans), but the super tacos are amazing.
If the line is long, you can buy pints of most every flavor at Bi-Rite grocery down the street.
Since the beer prices are SO high, ask for a taster before you commit to a big-ticket beer. (I recommend Hair of the Dog's Adam.)
If you're ever like "...I need to kill a man, FAST, by throwing something at him" by all means duck in here and grab a menu.
If you ever wanted to drop $80 on a single unremarkable bowl, here's your shot, champ
Despite the name, really the best of all things: best chocolate, best whiskey, best wine, best shrubs.
I gave this place a heart but I really don't go here often so view this particular rating with a suspicious eye
If you wish you could have dinner at Sleep No More in a slightly less scary setting then here you go. New York, it has everything!
You might be all like, hey let's try the quinoa version, that's unusual. Well, DON'T.
You can't not order N1. You can't not get frozen bags of dumplings to go even though they are three times the price of the Flushing dumplings.
The optometrist was remarkably kind and thorough. I learned more than at any eye exam I've had in my life.
No Argonaths, but a phenomenal river view down a scary cliffside road.
Requisite wine country larder full of pricey crackers, good cheese & cured meats, and fancy honeys. Make up a picnic, eat on the lawn next door. If you're nice they'll pour your wine in to-go cups.
Fun decor almost makes up for the eurobro vibe. Sidecar was one-note. Perhaps I would have had better luck with the chocolate martini.
Extreme adorableness, amazing unfrosted cinnamon buns, good coffee and lovely breakfast options. Free wifi.
