jennifer "radjbo" h.'s Profile

My ex-coworker and I came here after we had some Japanese food. The atmosphere here is modern and very pink and white. It's a cute little place (well, medium size for San Francisco).

We walked in and almost everyone had name tags on. Um, weird. Is this some kind of singles' event? I wasn't sure. A group of them left shortly afterwards, and we got a table.

I was hoping for some late night dessert, but nothing. The kitchen was closed! I was so disappointed. How you go calling a place a cafe and not have food? :( Boo.

Anyhow, the interesting part of the evening was when a guy was on his laptop . . . and he JUST had to be Asian. :( So sad.

I might go here again if I'm in the area just to chill, but I'm iffy about that.

OVERPRICED. OVERHYPED.

This is one of my worst dining experiences ever, I swear. Now for me to go through the list of why I will never ever dine here EVER again. Did I use "ever" enough?!

Decor-Shitastic. If they are charging, on average, $15-20 burgers . . . which in my book . . . is a bit pricey, they better have put money into an interior designer. I felt like I was dining at a fast food restaurant/Irish pub? And why are the walls stark white? I think the decor in the food court at Westfield is better than this!

Service-What's an antonym to awesome? That would describe this place. How can they hire such incompetent people? It took them 30 minutes to bring us our milkshakes, and OUR food came before the smoothies. What in the hell.

Food-My friend and I ordered two different burgers, and wanted to share it, but there was a $2 CUTTING FEE!?!? F-ing ridiculous. Are you f-ing kidding me!? Give me a damn knife, and I'll cut it MYSELF. $2!? I can get a thick mounting board cut for me TO SIZE at Aaron Brother's for a buck, and that seems more difficult than cutting an f-ing burger in half. What a rip. And the kobe beef, by the way, tasted like a regular freaking burger. How sad is that!?

Again. I repeat. NEVER EVER COMING HERE AGAIN. I'd take In n' Out over this joint. Oh yeah, the one star is for the milkshake; it was actually pretty good, but not sure if it was worth the $9.

My friends and I came here around 11ish on a Saturday evening. It wasn't too packed. The place is pretty cozy; there's a fireplace and two bars (one in the front and one in the back).

By the time we were about to leave, the place got crazy packed! I could barely even wiggle my way out. This guy started grinding up on me when I was trying to get out of the place. I wanted him to stop it! Haha.

My friends and I got the corner spot at this restaurant Saturday night. We ordered the BBQ Scotch Eggs to start us off. Now this was delicious. I had to try it after checking Wexler's yelp reviews and seeing a lot of photos of this so-called appetizer. I'm glad we ordered it!

For my entee, I got the Cornmeal Crusted Skate. It was pretty good, but the Savoy Cabbage was a little too salty for my taste buds. I tried the Smoked Short Rib and that was delicious too! I'll probably get that next time.

We got to meet the owner of the restaurant, and he's a friendly, down-to, earth type of guy. And our waitress was super friendly too. This only makes the dining experience at Wexler's even more enjoyable.

On a side note, this restaurant has a cute interior design.

We stopped by here before heading to the Jewish Contemporary Museum, and I was iffy at first, but the empanadas here are delicious! It was fresh from the oven, and I had the pork and chicken all to myself. The buttery crust was to die for . . . and all for only $3 a pop.

Mmmmm . . . I could eat one right now! So delicious.

My friends and I decided to have brunch here this past weekend. Thank you global warming for providing us with such fantastic weather.

The food here was mediocre. We had the Smoked Salmon Bruschetta to start us off. This was pretty good. They didn't cheap out on the salmon!

For the entree . . . I forgot what it was called, but it was Pork, Grits, and Eggs. That was okay. Nothing special.

For the price I paid, I'm sure I could have gotten better elsewhere!

After shooting my friends' engagement shots, they took me to this diner. It looked like a doom and gloom joint . . . very old-fashioned . . . as in . . . dreary vinyl booths/seats, and the interior design was just dark overall.

How good could this place be? How good could this place be!? I ONLY had the BEST crab sandwich I've ever had in my life here! The portions were huge too, and they don't cheap out on the crab! All for $18 with fries too. Yum. It was delicious.

I can't wait to dine here again! On a side note, my friend ordered the prime rib and it was freaking huge. $23. You really get your bang for the buck here.

This place is always an excellent place to hit up after drinking (I rarely do) and dancing at the bars/clubs/lounges in North Beach! Portions are large here, prices are decent, and Vietnamese food is always a prime choice for such occasions!

After searching low and high for a restaurant to eat at around the Union Square area, we landed here. The food is pretty oily, but tasty. Then again I could be bias because I was pretty hungry.

Cheap btw.

I've gone two times. I went to the first ever one that SF held years ago when I was in college and the second time I went was last year, I believe.

This year . . . it was crazy and way more packed even with the $10 admission fee! I rode the bus to this festival, and it was literally like a party bus . . . and everyone just so happened to shop at American Apparel. Ha. Every vibrant Pantone color was apparent! And I think all the high schoolers were out; how their parents let them out of the house half dressed is beyond my understanding.

I went there to take pictures, but didn't get great shots since it was so extremely packed. Everyone sans me was on drugs, pot, drunk, or on some sort of something or rather!

Next year I'll just check out the parade!