Food of Marin

Hillary Hartley: Go to Sol Food Puerto Rican Cuisine‎ and order the Pollo Al Horno. No matter what you order, use lots of their spicy vinegar sauce. So yum.

David Mandelbrot: Half Day Cafe is the perfect place for a Sunday breakfast (or Monday, or Tuesday). Go for the make-your-own omelette.

Hillary Hartley: Try the mango bubble tea. Frozen/blended with the tapioca beads at the bottom. Yum.

Hillary Hartley: Niman Ranch burgers are the staple. But the corndogs are good, too!

nigel Hall: Power outlets for laptops etc. under the long bench seat.

Hillary Hartley: An organic diner, "where grease meets organic."

Hillary Hartley: I usually just order the special of the day, and I've never been disappointed. Fresh ingredients, and good cocktails, too.

Trisha McMahon: Make the trek to Fish. Order the fish and chips because, honey, it's yummy. (and sustainable)

Esther Assaad: Great place for delicious food off the tourist path - the mussels are delicious w/ fries - YUM 

Hillary Hartley: Closest Marin will get to a San Francisco taqueria.

Howard C: Great food either fine in or take with you. Famous for the Chinese chicken salad but I think they have the best breakfasts in the Bay Area.

Lisa K: Snapper Burrito for the win!

Mark Gurvis: Now with WiFi! And still the best omelets and deep fried French toast!