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« on: August 13, 2012, 07:48:37 PM »

I'm taking a vacation out that way in a couple of weeks. I'll be hitting up the obvious tourist traps like Alcatraz, Golden Gate Park, and so forth. I would love to hear suggestions from locals for lesser known things that are worth a visit as well. I'll be relying on Bart and muni primarily for transportation, but I am not opposed to walking a few miles or getting a zip car for a few hours if needed to get somewhere particularly worthwhile. Restaurant suggestions are particularly appreciated. Thanks very much for any tips.
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« Reply #1 on: August 15, 2012, 12:20:35 PM »

What kind of cuisines do you want to try out? I know a good Burmese restaurant in north Oakland (also has a branch in SF) and an interesting little Indian food place in the Castro. Very different and not your typical Indian restaurant with a buffet. There are definitely some good restaurants to try out if you are into Asian cuisine. For seafood, Fisherman's wharf is the place to be. Also check out the sea lions and other touristy stuff....And are you the clubbing type? If so, there are some posh clubs near AT&T park. But I would really recommend checking out the Mission. Especially around 16th street and Mission street. Easily accessible by BART.

Here is the link for the Burmese place: http://www.burmasuperstar.com/
Also this is the Indian place: http://www.kasaindian.com/

Let me know what other cuisines interest you or what your other interests may be. I would recommend checking out Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley too...again easily accessible by BART.
Burmese place sounds great! We don't have any Burmese restaurants in Memphis, and I love trying new foods. I'm staying with friends in North Oakland (Temescal), so their location is great. They said that neighborhood is great for Ethiopian food, which I'm excited for as well, as we only have a couple of those places here. Also, how is Chinatown in SF? We used to have a really good Dim Sum place in Memphis, but they closed. Gotta get some steamed dumplings! Also, do you have any sushi recomendations?
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