Ask for the off-menu balsamic-fried-egg-topped burger. Covered in grilled onions and Dijon aioli, this is brunch at a new level: En savoir plus .
Hike to the top of the PGE trail to get an awesome view of the valley and the bay. Takes about 2-3 hours start to finish. Enjoy the wildlife you'll see on your way.
The al pastor burrito is a slice of heaven. Can't say enough good things about it
best Banh Mi i've had outside of Vietnam. the crispy chicken was insane. go splitty splitty with a friend and make sure to include some imperial rolls.
Stop by this minuscule speakasy and see if it is open by checking the lantern above the door. A low-key place, Big is merely a couple of bartenders mixing custom drinks based on your specifications: En savoir plus .
spicy miso ramen is fantastic. make it a set if you're hungry and add the rice with salmon roe.
Ugh those tacos at the front cart, all day every day forever. Get the lengua, al pastor, and carnitas. Repeat.
Best Japanese curry in the city!!! Order some extra pickles with your curry and come early or pre-order to avoid waits at the fantastic downtown lunch spot
really good ramen and they do take out until 1:15am. I got the Chasu and asked for it spicy based on other tips and was not disappointed.
Amidst the stiff competition, Orenchi's tonkotsu ramen will be the one you remember most. Yes, it's even worth the inevitable two hour line. Show up very, very early.
Excellent bar with great drinks. Order a Recoil - whiskey with ginger beer and a lime. Crazy delicious. For those in the know, it's like a West Coast Jargarita.
Go to Sol Food Puerto Rican Cuisineâ and order the Pollo Al Horno. No matter what you order, use lots of their spicy vinegar sauce. So yum.
