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Brunch recommendations
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Miramar Beach Restaurant. Sunday brunch with an ocean view.
http://miramarbeachrestaurant.com/menu/sunday-brunch/
http://miramarbeachrestaurant.com/menu/sunday-brunch/
Sofitel Hotel Sunday buffet brunch. $50/person, but worth it.
stick to the classic...alice's up in la honda. it's a nice drive.
Also, there is a cafe on El Cam in Belmont called Cafe Mossant that has amazing Veggie Frittata sandwiches. That is what I always get when I go there (and I crave them sometimes). But while a friend of mine really likes the french toast, I don't know that the rest of the menu is that large or striking.
Chip
Chip
Sam's Anchor Cafe in Tiburon. Something for everyone (and I could walk there! :wink: )
Mike, if you can't find a good one between these recommendations, well then you are just too choosy for words!
My vote goes to the Miramar Inn or Sams in Tiburon. But the drive up to Alice's is well worth the price of admission too! :biggrin:
My vote goes to the Miramar Inn or Sams in Tiburon. But the drive up to Alice's is well worth the price of admission too! :biggrin:
Thanks for all the recommendations. I plan on taking my NSX, are any of the recommendations have a NSX friendly parking lot?
I was really hoping for a place on the Peninsula or in the South Bay, still looking for more recommendations.
Ken, I'm not choosy, but the people i report up to are :biggrin:
Mike
I was really hoping for a place on the Peninsula or in the South Bay, still looking for more recommendations.
Ken, I'm not choosy, but the people i report up to are :biggrin:
Mike
The Sofitel has two large lots without access issues (although like with most lots, you could get door-dinged). Cafe Mossant only has street parking, and although there are usually a few spots right nearby, a whole group of cars might need to spread out over a couple of blocks nearby.
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Fook Yuen
http://www.yelp.com/biz/fook-yuen-seafood-restaurant-millbrae
They're closed now or possibly just renamed? I love their dim sum
http://www.yelp.com/biz/fook-yuen-seafood-restaurant-millbrae
They're closed now or possibly just renamed? I love their dim sum
When I'm in town, I like Green's at Fort Mason for Sunday brunch.
Vegetarian.
Sulley
Vegetarian.
Sulley
My several 2c...
1) $50 is way too much for a brunch. I dig the Sofitel, but really... $50?
2) Vegetarian? Pass... NEED MORE BACON.
My recommendation:
Buck's of Woodside
They have a backroom that can accomodate about 35 people, but not any more than that.
1) $50 is way too much for a brunch. I dig the Sofitel, but really... $50?
2) Vegetarian? Pass... NEED MORE BACON.
My recommendation:
Buck's of Woodside
They have a backroom that can accomodate about 35 people, but not any more than that.
Ken's house in Half Moon Bay.:wink:
Agree 100%
How about Mistral in Redwood Shores? Good restaurant, not too expensive, lots of NSX-friendly parking. Here's the menu:
http://www.mistraldining.com/media/menu_brunch.pdf
Yeah, I live in Redwood Shores, but it's still a nice place :biggrin:
http://www.mistraldining.com/media/menu_brunch.pdf
Yeah, I live in Redwood Shores, but it's still a nice place :biggrin:
Stacks in Burlingame: smile:
or Copenhagen also in Burlingame
EVEN better go to Embassy Suite by SFO and you can eat for free, just make sure you enter the back door. hehe lol j/k
(Disclamer: We never did this back in highschool :tongue
or Copenhagen also in Burlingame
EVEN better go to Embassy Suite by SFO and you can eat for free, just make sure you enter the back door. hehe lol j/k
(Disclamer: We never did this back in highschool :tongue
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