Friday, August 31, 2012

seattle night kitchen Tucked away in a flowerr rr filled Mediterranean courtyard decorated with murals, this motel offers





Tucked away in a flowerr rr filled Mediterranean courtyard decorated with murals, this motel offers guests seattle night kitchen a peaceful oasis right in the heart of the beautiful Marina District. Rooms are simple and clean, and parking is included. d 2576 Lombard St Map E2 (415) 9219406 or 1-800 346-6118 www.marinamotel.com $

The main Bay Area terminal for the US national railway system is in Oakland, offering a free shuttle bus to the city, stopping at the CalTrain station in the South of Market district and at the Ferry Building. The Coast Starlight route runs from Seattle down to Los Angeles daily, seattle night kitchen and vice versa. d Amtrak: 1-800-872-7245

Note: Unless otherwise stated, all restaurants accept credit cards and serve vegetarian meals Around Town Southern Neighborhoods 113 Places to Eat Above Pancho Villa Taqueria !Boulevard The cuisine is mouthwatering Americana, but in very creative ways. The decor is belle poque; the service superior. d 1 Mission St at Steuart Map H2 (415) 543-6084 Dis. access $$$$ @Luna A pleasant patio, and great food try the grilled salmon salad with black-eyed peas. d 558 Castro St Map E5 (415) 621-2566 $$ Bagdad Caf This diner is all-American buffalo wings, herb-roasted chicken, and pastries displayed in a revolving carousel. d 2295 Market St Map F4 (415) 621-4434 Dis. access $ $Sparky s Diner Open 24 hours, this caf is great for clubbers wanting to grab a late night breakfast. During the day it attracts families. d 242 Church St at Market Map F4 (415) 626-8666 $ %Chow Just off Market Street, Chow offers affordable pizzas, pastas, grilled and roasted meats, and a selection of beer and wine. Friendly service. d 215 Church St Map F4 (415) 552-2469 Dis. access $ ^Pancho Villa Taqueria Traditional Mexican fare here is prepared seattle night kitchen by jolly muchachos and chiquitas. d 3071 16th St Map F4 (415) 864-8840 Dis. access $ &La Rondalla Kitsch and fun, this lively place serves Tex-Mex food until 3am. Wash it down with their potent margaritas. d 901 Valencia St Map F5 (415) 647-7474 Closed Mon No credit seattle night kitchen cards Dis. access $ *Caff Centro A brisk business in drinks, pastries, soups, and salads. Always crowded (see p64). d 102 South Park Map R6 (415) 882-1500 Closed Sun Dis. access seattle night kitchen $ (Tita Hale Aina This Hawaiian restaurant is complete with traditional music and tropical decor. Specialties include kahlua pig and aku tuna. d 3870 17th St at Market Map F5 (415) 626-2477 Closed Mon Dis. access seattle night kitchen $ )Higher Ground Coffee House A variety of sandwiches, omelets, and fresh salads, served with amazing homemade fries. d 691 Chenery St, Glen Park (415) 587-2933 No credit cards Dis. access $

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