Peking's honey walnut shrimp is succulent

Anything I can snack on while I'm in San Francisco. I just like good quality desserts.

Well we are shopping at the 3rd Street Promenade, but are willing to drive as well.

I'm looking at M Street Kitchen.

Do you like Baker & Banker?

Just overall quality, ingredients, and variety.

How does it compare to A16?

Keep in mind I am staying at the Omni Hotel in the Financial district.

That's too bad because the dessert actually looked better to me than the pizza. Did you find the crust to be too well done?

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I like Zero Zero because they offer their full menu on New Years!

What does everyone think of Zero Zero. There ice cream looks very interesting.

What would you choose instead of the house? We are looking for Asian fusion.

Out of those which one would you choose and why?

We are staying at the Omni hotel. Good pasta and pizza, nice ambience

Going to San Fran for New Years, what is the best Italian? Also reccomendations for breakfast/brunch and lunch places. Bakeries? Have been to Tartine and absolutely love it.

Have a reservation at The House, what are your thoughts? Do you like the slanted door more?

There is a Lappert's ice cream in San Diego in Scripps Ranch.

I went the other night one of the best italian restaurants i have been to in san diego.All the desserts are hand made by the owners wife. The chocolate tart is too die for.

You should be kidding about the Prado also!

Currant American Brasserie has a wonderful happy hour. The burger and steak salad are both very nice.

What is the best Thai in this general area including vista and Oceanside and San Marcos if it's really worth the drive. This is my friends first time having Thai so a really good pad Thai and curry. No dried out or gummy and fatty meat. I've gotten a few reccomendations so far charming Siam, sarika Thai, and cafe de Thai.

Babycakes in Hillcrest is the worst cupcake I've had had in San Diego. Each cupcake I had was dry and the frosting was way to sugary and artificial tasting.

Petite Madeline Bakery in Oceanside by far. They have a cinnamon roll that is very similar to the one at Bread and Cie but I think its better. its a croissant rolled in the shape of a cinnamon bun with cinnamon sugar.

Probably none all of the places I have been to have been super casual.

THANK YOU

If I were to be willing to drive anywhere in Los Angeles. For my date is The Bazaar my best option food wise and ambiance wise?

Does The Bazaar have a menu online?

I went to Pizzeria Mozza when it opened and it was great. What do you like to get there? And I would love to see the 20 top bakeries.

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Pizzeria Mozza
641 N. Highland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90036

I have been to both Langer's and Umami Burger. Any other Burgers places you reccomend?

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Umami Burger
850 S La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036

I will be staying in the Santa Monica Area next Wednesday and Thursday. I need two lunches, two dinners, and two breakfasts, and of course bakery spots for snacks in between. One dinner I am taking a date on so of course the food has to be innovative but I also want the ambiance and space to be beautiful (preferably in West Hollywood). The farthest I want to drive is 30 minutes but of course they're exceptions.

So far for BREAKFAST I have:

Square One Dining, Griddle Cafe, BLD

Bakery:

Joan's on Third because I saw the Coconut Cupcake on the Best Thing I Ever Ate on Food Network, Arleen's Cupcakes also seen on Food Networks Cupcake Wars

For Lunch I don't really have any Ideas

Dinner:

Wood Spoon for the Chicken Pot Pie seen on the Best Thing I Ever Ate on Food Network, Simon LA, Osteria Mozza, Jitalda Thai Restaurant

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BLD Restaurant
7450 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036

Square One Dining
4854 Fountain Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029

Jitalda Restaurant
5233 1/2 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027

Wood Spoon
107 W 9th St, Los Angeles, CA 90015

Osteria Mozza
6602 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036