Sandwiches come on soft house-baked brioche buns and include fillings like cheddar, honey mustard aioli and a juicy, chile-flecked turkey sausage patty made in-house.
On The Best Thing I Ever Ate, Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken both recommend Bay Cities Italian Deli & Bakery for their Godmother Sandwich and other specialties. Find more tips at FN Local. 続きを読む
Oysters, mussels, chowder, salmon burgers and anything else that tastes awesome can be found here! The lobster though, is to die for!
Under new chef Jeremy Fox, Rustic Canyon has jolted the superb produce into something resembling a cuisine; try the asparagus with fried pheasant egg and ultra-dense bone-marrow gravy. 続きを読む
Zoe Nathan & Josh Loeb have amazing pedigrees (she hails from Tartine Bakery, he runs Rustic Canyon Wine Bar and Seasonal Kitchen) and it shows in their excellent artisan breads and incredible sweets.
Sashimi is really fresh and good, the quality of hamachi and albacore or sweet shrimp you'd get at a high-end sushi bar, and served with sharp, fragrant pickled ginger. 続きを読む
Come for the scenic views, Richard Meier architecture, and sculpture garden. The art collection is mediocre, but admission is free.
Perhaps the freshest and most amazing sushi I've had. Fresh wasabi. Perfect rice. Incredibly fresh fish. Even more amazing is the price - $30 for a Trust Me tasting menu (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) 続きを読む
The menu changes daily, but you will usually find a porchetta, one of the best versions in town, of crunchy rolled pork belly flavored sharply with fennel pollen; and a dish of duck served two ways... 続きを読む
A completely worthwhile museum made all the more worthwhile by the insanely photogenic lamp posts installation in front of the main entrance.
3 routes from Fuller: EASY) left after the lawn, right at the overflowing dog bowl. MEDIUM) straight up the canyon; follow dirt road to the right. HARD) turn left at the dog bowl up the dirt hill.
It's crowded, touristy, and often filled with screaming children, but it's a lovely structure with fantastic views. I suggest parking on the street below and taking the slightly strenuous walk up.
