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Fisherman Wharf Tourist Traps - Any good ones?

3 posts · Jul 11, 1998 to Jul 13, 1998

Don L.Resilience CorporationJul 11, 1998

Dan B. wrote:
>
> Do any of you knowledgeable folks have reccomendations (or warnings)
> regarding the resturaunts in that area? I'd like to be able to have a
> place to take visitors that have to do the Wharf thing, without the dinner
> being a total travesty.

McCormick and Kuleto's does an ok job with their food -- and the view is terrific.

If you can do it during the week, you'll have a better time -- not quite the crush of tourist-humanity.

- dc

Will B.University of California, DavisJul 11, 1998

Haven't been there lately, but we used to patronize Sabella-LaTorre occasionally.  It always seemed smaller and more a local hangout than most of the other Wharf spots.  A scallop saute dish comes to mind as having been pretty tasty.  I've also had a couple of decent meals, over the years, at Tarantino's.

Will

Will B.University of California, DavisJul 13, 1998

Someone wrote:

: Haven't been there lately, but we used to patronize Sabella-LaTorre : occasionally.  It always seemed smaller and more a local hangout than most : of the other Wharf spots.  A scallop saute dish comes to mind as having : been pretty tasty.  I've also had a couple of decent meals, over the : years, at Tarantino's.

	According to the piece in the Pink, Tarantino's sucks now.  Too bad.  They liked Sabella's best, and also liked Sabella-LaTorre pretty well.  They were not particularly thrilled with the eats at McCormick/Kuleto's.

Will