Indian and Greek restaurants, San Francisco?
Sep 19, 2007, 9:48 am
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For Indian, this is one of my faves: http://www.maharanirestaurant.com/
Easy access (near Van Ness), private rooms, and decent wines.
There is also Gaylord, on one of the Embarcadero buildings.
For Greek, this one comes to mind:
Mezes, A Taste of Greece, 2373 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123
(415) 409-7111 www.mezessf.com
2373 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123
Cross Streets: Divisadero
Good luck!
Easy access (near Van Ness), private rooms, and decent wines.
There is also Gaylord, on one of the Embarcadero buildings.
For Greek, this one comes to mind:
Mezes, A Taste of Greece, 2373 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123
(415) 409-7111 www.mezessf.com
2373 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123
Cross Streets: Divisadero
Good luck!
Sep 19, 2007, 9:55 am
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[QUOTE=cl.lurker;8428656]..There is also Gaylord, on one of the Embarcadero buildings..../QUOTE]
A British co-worker is in love with this place!
As I recall the Tandoori Chicken Wings starter was a real hit with her...
A British co-worker is in love with this place!
As I recall the Tandoori Chicken Wings starter was a real hit with her...
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India Garden, Folsom and 7th
My favorite for a relaxing, impeccably served delicious food - esp if it is nice weather and the patio garden is open. \
Re Kokkari - it is an amazing restaurant with great food, but I would call it California-Greek - standards are re invented and there are some dishes there you'd never see on a traditional Greek menu. BUT go anyway - it is the best of how SF interprets regional cuisine.
Re Kokkari - it is an amazing restaurant with great food, but I would call it California-Greek - standards are re invented and there are some dishes there you'd never see on a traditional Greek menu. BUT go anyway - it is the best of how SF interprets regional cuisine.
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Need rec's for a GREAT Indian restaurant in the city
I would love rec's on a very good-great Indian place=$20-$30 a person.
We have been to Maharini many times-someplace better than that?
In the FiDi,SoMa,or mid town area.
We have been to Maharini many times-someplace better than that?
In the FiDi,SoMa,or mid town area.
Jan 18, 2009, 10:43 pm
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I like the Gaylords at the Embarcadero Center
Many don't and find it boring but I have always fouud it to be very good with a pleasant setting.
Prana is quite good but again not trad indian. South of market.
www.pranasf.com
If you want to venture out to the Mission, I like Aslam's Rasoi - slow service but exquisite food.
http://www.aslamsrasoi.com/index2.html
Prana is quite good but again not trad indian. South of market.
www.pranasf.com
If you want to venture out to the Mission, I like Aslam's Rasoi - slow service but exquisite food.
http://www.aslamsrasoi.com/index2.html
Last edited by squeakr; Jan 19, 2009 at 11:24 am