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Posted in All Posts, Pleasanton Ca. on August 17th, 2008A British pub atmosphere with a great Happy Hour list of drink specials. Daily from 3 to 6. Located near the corner of St. Marys and Main Street in downtown Pleasanton.

Contact: mail@happyhourinternational.comA British pub atmosphere with a great Happy Hour list of drink specials. Daily from 3 to 6. Located near the corner of St. Marys and Main Street in downtown Pleasanton.
1300 on Fillmore in the Jazz Preservation District
This soulful American restaurant is among those leading the charge in the recent revitalization of the historic lower Fillmore district. The low-key boite opened in late 2007, anchoring the ground floor of a fancy new high-rise that houses luxury condos. As…
Also open: Calafia Cafe & Market a-Go-Go
Calafia Cafe & Market a-Go-Go. On Tuesday, founding Google executive chef Charlie Ayers brought his “slow food served fast” approach to Palo Alto with the opening of the cafe. The menu focuses on items that are fast, healthful and budget-friendly. Signature…
21st Amendment’s Spring Tweet
Newspaper types will attest that banging away at a keyboard can make you build up a thirst. But in the Twitter era ‘Gastronomic glitterati joins the Twitterverse’), struggling through a whole 140 characters could leave you parched. Coming to the rescue are…
Bohemian Carnival @ DNA Lounge
Calling all Carnies!
First Rate Mixed Drinks in San Francisco
The Tenderloin has the BESTEST “First Rate” drinks in the City.
3 Fillmore Street chefs take the challenge of one basket of ingredients
Three chefs, one meal, five ingredients: that was the story idea that came out of our weekly brainstorming meeting. We would challenge the trio to each make a main dish with an accompaniment or two, using the five ingredients as the focus, plus supplemental…
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Bohemian Carnival @ DNA Lounge
Calling all Carnies!
6 treats for the cheese-minded crowd
Gary Danko The beautifully presented and curated cheese cart holds anywhere from 16 to 20 cheeses, served with grapes and pecan raisin bread. Diners pick what they want from the cart, always accompanied by servers’ knowledgeable descriptions of the cheeses’…
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A brighter Limon re-opens in the Mission
A revamped Limon restaurant reopened last week after an a year-plus hiatus due to damage from fire in the hotel upstairs. When the Castillo family originally opened Limon in 2002, they introduced San Francisco to upscale Peruvian food. They opened their…
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Tataki: Sushi with a lesson on sustainability
At first glance, the glossy tiles of coral-hued fish at Tataki look much like the salmon at any other sushi restaurant. You’ll find them lined up carpaccio-style and garnished with salty capers and yuzu citrus sauce ($11) or tucked into neat rolls with creamy…
The Dubliner" on a Tuesday Night
Quite place to read a book and enjoy a drink.
A crowd-pleaser in Healdsburg
To see the crowds at Healdsburg Bar & Grill, you’d think it was the only place within miles to get a hamburger. When the original Healdsburg Bar & Grill opened in the summer of 2001, it was as a counter-service pub that over the years evolved into a full-…
Laid-back and comfortable.
Best SF Goth Club
A Japanese treat that fits in the Mission
When guidebooks describe the Mission as “eclectic,” you only have to sit at Nombe to realize that’s an understatement. Windows overlook utilitarian storefront banks from El Salvador and Mexico, with the second floor devoted to a dentist’s office lined with…
The real deal w/ a dose of raw class
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A Japanese treat that fits in the Mission
When guidebooks describe the Mission as “eclectic,” you only have to sit at Nombe to realize that’s an understatement. Windows overlook utilitarian storefront banks from El Salvador and Mexico, with the second floor devoted to a dentist’s office lined with…
popscene 330 ritch st san francisco
popscene great night club
Best drinks, best jazz…
A Japanese treat that fits in the Mission
When guidebooks describe the Mission as “eclectic,” you only have to sit at Nombe to realize that’s an understatement. Windows overlook utilitarian storefront banks from El Salvador and Mexico, with the second floor devoted to a dentist’s office lined with…
Best drinks, best jazz…