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HELP! Where to eat in SF for 10th anniversary?

3 posts · Dec 30, 1998 to Dec 31, 1998

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 Someone wrote:
> MVANMETER wrote:
> >
> > Between Christmas and work my wife and I haven't done any planning for this
> > (our anniversary is this Saturday, Jan. 2) and we are now panicking....

> Boulevard's my favorite for a romantic dinner for two.

I tend to think Campton Place is the most romantic restaurant in the city. I'm also very fond of La Folie for special events.
Marcy H.EarthLink Network, Inc.Dec 31, 1998
Greetings from the Southland...

My co-worker just returned from a romantic weekend with his wife in the Bay Area and raved about Florio on Fillmore Street.

-Marcy

MVANMETER wrote:
>
> Between Christmas and work my wife and I haven't done any planning for this
> (our anniversary is this Saturday, Jan. 2) and we are now panicking....
>
> What does everyone recommend? We've eaten at Julius' Castle, Stars, Masa's over
> the years so those should be crossed off the list. Cost is not an object
> (although flying to Paris for dinner would be out of the question).
>
> Please help!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike VM
Robert L.DNAI ( Direct Network Access )Dec 31, 1998
Someone wrote:
>
> I tend to think Campton Place is the most romantic restaurant in the
> city.

Great place, but the lighting's not particularly romantic.
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