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Cerpin Taxt said:
Actually, I'm sure there's some pretty good pho in SF, but fuck the Niners so Seattle rules pho too. Besides, pho tastes better when its rainy and grey. It's a fact.
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Well it's grey, overcast, and chilly for much of the year over here, as well. And while that seems to be a sentiment shared among most of my people over here, I've never understood it: Pho comes from one of the hottest, muggiest, jungle climates on the planet.

:hmm:
 
skyking said:
I should clarify; she has been to disneyland in her teens, and on fast trips to Gilroy repeatedly with her folks as a child.
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as someone who lived in Gilroy for over a decade...who the fuck goes to Gilroy on vacation and for what? lol
 
Her dad going to work on her older brother's riding arena and barns. Not what I'd call a vacation, especially as a kid 😛
 
Are we moving this thing or what? I've lost track. :hmm: Not a huge Pho guy, so would rather stick with oysters/seafood.

KT
 
zinfamous said:
I thought that was just a tangential conversation. I assume it's still ~ Ferry Building?
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Oh ok. Thought Snail might join us and he seemed very anti-ferry. No biggie either way as long as the day does not change.

KT
 
LOL it's literally a stone throw from the Ferry Building to the other place. Once you guys realize how touristy the other place is, you'll want to move over to the Water Bar.

I may, or may not join you, but I figured it's better that you get properly introduced to SF instead of the usual touristy thing.
 
Just bumping this up as a reminder for this Sunday, March 15th, 1:00 PM at the Ferry Building. I'll be leaving in a couple of hours, so wanted to do this before I forgot. 😛

KT
 
Outside of all the good suggestions you received I always like to just go to local neighborhoods and walk around - there's always little shops, bars and restaurants and places like that aren't necessarily on the usual tourist circuit.

Inner Sunset
Castro
Noe Valley
Mission Dolores/Valencia St
Clement St ("new" Chinatown).
 
Leyawiin said:
Outside of all the good suggestions you received I always like to just go to local neighborhoods and walk around - there's always little shops, bars and restaurants and places like that aren't necessarily on the usual tourist circuit.

Inner Sunset
Castro
Noe Valley
Mission Dolores/Valencia St
Clement St ("new" Chinatown).
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Cool, I like that idea too. We essentially have all day free tomorrow (until 6:30) so will try to check out one or two of these spots. Thanks!

KT
 
KeithTalent said:
Cool, I like that idea too. We essentially have all day free tomorrow (until 6:30) so will try to check out one or two of these spots. Thanks!

KT
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If you're going to be around the financial district, check out the newly renovated sky lounge at the Marriott. Go there during dusk, especially if there's a light layer of fog going on, have a drink; quite breath taking, the view and ambiance.
 
SSSnail said:
If you're going to be around the financial district, check out the newly renovated sky lounge at the Marriott. Go there during dusk, especially if there's a light layer of fog going on, have a drink; quite breath taking, the view and ambiance.
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This was a suggestion that I made in our super-secret PMs. Though, I never can remember the hotel. I thought it was Hyatt.
 
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