restaurants in sfo

 miguel B. wrote:
> de: miguel bares
> Asunto: what are the best restaurants in sfo???
> Fecha: martes, 02 de marzo de 1999 23:55
>
> de: miguel bares
> Asunto: what´s the best restaurants in san francisco??
> Fecha: martes, 02 de marzo de 1999 23:53
>
> i´m a spanish boy who will go on marh on honey moon at san francisco,amd i´d
> like to know what are the best restaurants chinese,indian,italian,and
> american,or another kind of food,in san francisco.
>
> i hope you can help me

If you ask 10 people from San Francisco this question you will probably get 10 different answers.  However, the following restaurants will probably be on everyones top 15 or so:

Masa's - French
Fleur de Lys - French
La Folie - French
Aqua - Seafood / California cuisine
Dining Room at Ritz Carlton - French

All of the above will run $60 to $80 per person without wine, tip, or taxes for a 3 course meal (Aqua may be a little less).

For about $20 less

Boulevard - Calif. cuisine
Hawthorne Lane - Calif
Postrio - Calif
Jardiniere - Calif

For a honeymoon, I would pick Fleur de Lys.  Once I heard that more marriage proposals are made at Fleur de Lys than any other restaurant.

If you ask the news group ba.food  your question, you will get a lot more answers.  See www.sfgate.com  and follow the entertainment & Food thread & you will see reviews of these restaurants.

Stu Dudley
San Mateo (San Francisco), Ca

>i´m a spanish boy who will go on marh on honey moon at san francisco,amd i´d
>like to know what are the best restaurants chinese,indian,italian,and
>american,or another kind of food,in san francisco.

Go to the House of Nanking in Chinatown.  Absolutely the best!  Just a storefront, nothing fancy, in fact, some may not even wnat to eat here with it's claustrophobic atmosphere, glaring lights and diner-style countertops mixed with tables,,,but, the food is fantastic and  very reasonable priced. Always a line to get in.  It's really a don't miss! Stavros Provincetown, MA