8 Great Meatless Burritos in the Mission, San Francisco
A tour of the Mission's finest foil-wrapped gutbombs, no carne necessary. More
A tour of the Mission's finest foil-wrapped gutbombs, no carne necessary. More
Cinco de Mayo may be a bigger deal in San Francisco than it is in Mexico. On Sunday, we headed over to the third annual Hecho de Mayo at the Ferry Building for tequila and tacos with proceeds going to CUESA and La Cocina. Check out photos from the event! More
If you assumed breakfast in the Financial District meant blasé bran muffins and rubbery egg sandwiches, guess again. This neighborhood offers several fabulous spots for fast morning fare that's hearty, creative, and cheap. More
Skip Japantown's overpriced restaurants and stick to snacking to find terrific bites all under $10. See the cafes, grocery stores, and supermarkets that made the cut. More
If you venture into the pocket of the Tenderloin called "Little Saigon," you'll discover some standout Vietnamese food. We set our budget at $10 per dish and made out with plenty of leftover cash. More
@sbp123, thanks for the recommendation! Any favorite dishes?
@Geno Endicott, what's your favorite thing to eat at Lee's in the morning?
@Health_Nut, both the avocado sandwich and tofu pesto burrito are under $9. All these breakfast spots are in the Financial District, so after you eat, you can head to the Embarcadero for a nice long digestive stroll.
@thingstea, this is the "pork and beans" from The Golden West, but it's really more like a soup. When you're craving something hot and hearty in the morning, check it out. And while you're there, try a butternut squash muffin or any pastry that's still in stock.
@candy_ah, what a shame! All is not lost, though. Crown & Crumpet Tea Spot Cafe took Cinema Cafe's place, and they're using the same matcha recipe. They don't have the technique quite down yet, but they're working on it and welcome input from matcha latte fans like yourself.
@acegw83, unfortunately you can't print the slide show, but if you have a smartphone, you can access it from there and view all the slides at once without having to click through a slide show. Glad you enjoyed the roundup!
@Texasian, it's actually more like a small pyramid of mochi with the peanut, sesame and coconut mixture nestled in the center.
I'd love to find some good nasi lemak in the Bay Area. Do you have any recommendations?
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@berzerkeley, photo props go to Tory Putnam. Check out more of her stuff here: http://toryputnam.wordpress.com/.
Thanks for the article suggestion! Where do you go for carne asada?