Lieux qui ont plu à Jeff

Jeff Weinstein: Order all of the salads.

Jeff Weinstein: The bread, the chicken, the key lime pie.

Jeff Weinstein: Chicken thighs, rice, beans, both kinds of plantains. Salad dressing is light and acidic, pairs well. Giant fruit lemonade. Try a soup.

Jeff Weinstein: Chicken enchiladas (green), ceviche, and share a mole dish. Beware of Teslas.

Jeff Weinstein: Skip bi-rite, come here.

Jeff Weinstein: Pizza, octopus, salad, and wine. Homemade hot chili flakes (ask for it). Respect the wallpaper.

Jeff Weinstein: Shark harbor, late night.

Jeff Weinstein: Reuben egg roll and a few mai-tais.

Jeff Weinstein: Clam chowder with extra clams on top in a bread bowl. Kick back at a window seat. I'm sure there is better around but who cares, this is it.

Jeff Weinstein: Wake up for the 6 am service.

Jeff Weinstein: Tecate and people watching. Get on the bartender's good side early.

Jeff Weinstein: Stand on a table

Jeff Weinstein: Ask for the bar snacks. And keep 'em coming. Good to have a beer after the BART but the lights are in an annoying position to watch a game. Consider popping over to Adventure if it still exists.

Jeff Weinstein: Don't stray too far from pancakes. Go just before the bars let out.

Jeff Weinstein: Pop in late or early for mai tais.

Jeff Weinstein: Walnut shrimp, any of the dim sum with shrimp, fried rice, whole duck, coffee ribs (insane topping), and a giant mango jello in the shape of a fish.

Jeff Weinstein: Free classical music almost every day. Incredible performances and wonderful halls.

Jeff Weinstein: Dumplings, beef roll, ma po tofu with pork. Try the pepper chicken once.

Jeff Weinstein: Sick at the counter and order wonton noodle soup with pork and maybe a side of Chinese broccoli. Go heavy on the chili oil.

Jeff Weinstein: Cocktails and burgers. Good place to mill around before your table next door.

Jeff Weinstein: Spicy baked oysters, pig ear lettuce wrap, pressed pork main, fried catfish. Bread and butter. Lard everywhere.