6/15/2010
6/13/2010
5/29/2010
5/26/2010
SF Day3
probably one of the best croissants I've had.
So crispy and tasted amazing
and everything about it was so perfect.
San Francisco has the best bakeries...
So far I haven't found anything in LA/OC that
even compares to it.
Headed to Napa for lunch and wine tastings.
Too bad it started to rain pretty hard.
But can't complain because
we hadn't had any rain until this day,
even though forcast said 80% chances of rain.
The best dish in Napa was at Greystone Restaurant,
Mushroom Papparadelle Pasta.
So crispy and tasted amazing
and everything about it was so perfect.
San Francisco has the best bakeries...So far I haven't found anything in LA/OC that
even compares to it.
Headed to Napa for lunch and wine tastings.Too bad it started to rain pretty hard.
But can't complain because
we hadn't had any rain until this day,
even though forcast said 80% chances of rain.
The best dish in Napa was at Greystone Restaurant,Mushroom Papparadelle Pasta.
5/10/2010
Liquids
Of course the first one being my favorite, red wine.
Looking at this shot just makes me smile...
More to follow...
Looking at this shot just makes me smile...
More to follow...
4/16/2010
SF Day2
-SF Trip Day 2-

For breakfast, we chose to go to
La Boulange Bakery out of the many
breakfast/brunch places we had in mind.
I've been to a lot of their locations in SF.
Their flatbreads and apple tartins and coffees were so good.
And I like how coffees are refillable too.

Went to the ferry building,
another must stop location when in SF.
Too bad we had missed the happy hour on the day we arrived,
but we still went to Hog Island Oysters to
grab a bite. Oysters are always so fresh here,
and also the bread. Absolutely love it.

We tried a few coffee houses in SF
that brew one cup at a time,
but among them, Bluebottle Coffee Co. was my absolute favorite.
Probably one of the best brewed coffees that I've had.
I read that they have two locations in LA that serves it
as well, but one of them went out of business recently.
I hope that they open some down in Southern CA too.

Although the percentage of rain was 80%,
it was such a beautiful day outside,
so we decided to walk around the city,
until we were hungry again...
We went to Chaya Brasserie for their Happy Hour
because we were so thirsty after walking around the city.
I love the view of the Bay Bridge from the bar area.
Then to Bar Bambino,
their pasta dishes were my favorite.
All handmade in house and al dente, just how I like it.



I might go back for their pastas,
but their pastas were not enough to make it into my
'must visit' places while in SF.
Besides, the list of restaurants that I want to try in SF is endless...


For breakfast, we chose to go to
La Boulange Bakery out of the many
breakfast/brunch places we had in mind.
I've been to a lot of their locations in SF.
Their flatbreads and apple tartins and coffees were so good.
And I like how coffees are refillable too.

Went to the ferry building,
another must stop location when in SF.
Too bad we had missed the happy hour on the day we arrived,
but we still went to Hog Island Oysters to
grab a bite. Oysters are always so fresh here,
and also the bread. Absolutely love it.

We tried a few coffee houses in SF
that brew one cup at a time,
but among them, Bluebottle Coffee Co. was my absolute favorite.
Probably one of the best brewed coffees that I've had.
I read that they have two locations in LA that serves it
as well, but one of them went out of business recently.
I hope that they open some down in Southern CA too.

Although the percentage of rain was 80%,
it was such a beautiful day outside,
so we decided to walk around the city,
until we were hungry again...
We went to Chaya Brasserie for their Happy Hour
because we were so thirsty after walking around the city.
I love the view of the Bay Bridge from the bar area.
Then to Bar Bambino,
their pasta dishes were my favorite.
All handmade in house and al dente, just how I like it.



I might go back for their pastas,
but their pastas were not enough to make it into my
'must visit' places while in SF.
Besides, the list of restaurants that I want to try in SF is endless...

3/29/2010
Anchor & Hope
-SF trip Day 1-
Our flight was way delayed,
and couldn't make it to the oyster happy hour
that we were looking forwards to.
So instead, we drove around to find another restaurant
called Salt House, but found parking right in front of
Anchor & Hope, and spontaneously decided to try it.

Surprise.
It was probably the best find as far as restaurants in this trip.
Would go back to try more of their dishes.

One of the best dishes was the
Squid Ink Risotto with Steamed Clams & Truffle Oil,
it was just perfect. Except for the amount.
Wish there was more on the plate!!
I can still imagine the perfect combination in my mouth...

Fried Calamari with Basil

Asparagus Salad with Poached Egg and Hollandaise Sauce

Sherry Braised Short Ribs
Our flight was way delayed,
and couldn't make it to the oyster happy hour
that we were looking forwards to.
So instead, we drove around to find another restaurant
called Salt House, but found parking right in front of
Anchor & Hope, and spontaneously decided to try it.

Surprise.
It was probably the best find as far as restaurants in this trip.
Would go back to try more of their dishes.

One of the best dishes was the
Squid Ink Risotto with Steamed Clams & Truffle Oil,
it was just perfect. Except for the amount.
Wish there was more on the plate!!
I can still imagine the perfect combination in my mouth...

Fried Calamari with Basil

Asparagus Salad with Poached Egg and Hollandaise Sauce

Sherry Braised Short Ribs
3/01/2010
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