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So I'm a bit torn. I think the atmosphere and the value are 4-star....the food is hit and miss which brings it down a notch.... So first the good... More
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Love this little spot with it's comfy atmosphere and truly tasty food, especially for the price. It's the best sit down value in SF. The long wai... More
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Good food, reasonable prices & friendly service are just a few of the reasons to frequent this restaurant near Golden Gate Park. Some of our favorites are the appetizer Focaccia, Organic Spinach... More
Good food, reasonable prices & friendly service are just a few of the reasons to frequent this restaurant near Golden Gate Park. Some of our favorites are the appetizer Focaccia, Organic Spinach Salad w/apples, feta, walnuts & currants, Spaghetti & Meatballs, Vegetable Lasagna and absolutely any dessert on the menu. They also have an unusual beer selection and decent (cheap) house red wine too. My ShihTzu/Poodle George just loves all the goodies and attention he gets while dining of the front patio (his absolute favorite SF restaurant).
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For a really good meal on a budget, check out Chows. "Chow!" on Church Street in the Castro District and "Park Chow!" on 9th Ave, right near the Strybing Arboretum in Golden Gate Park. If I was... More
For a really good meal on a budget, check out Chows. "Chow!" on Church Street in the Castro District and "Park Chow!" on 9th Ave, right near the Strybing Arboretum in Golden Gate Park. If I was taking my children or visitors from out-of-town I think I'd use Park Chow as a lunch stop while enjoying Golden Gate Park and the amazing Arboretum there. The de Young Museum has just been re-opened also, so you've got that too.
For late night meals, I don't think you can beat "House of Gnocci" in Northbeach and follow it with a coffee and desert at the "Steps of Rome".
Don't forget "Mama's Cafe" at Columbus Park for breakfast. Be prepared for a wait and a not-so-cheap meal that will be soooooooooo worth it.
Shaughnn
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Alright, so its a pain to find parking. And maybe you'll loop around and around to avoid dumb pedestrians who can't stay between the lines, but I still love going to Park Chow. If you're willing... More
Alright, so its a pain to find parking. And maybe you'll loop around and around to avoid dumb pedestrians who can't stay between the lines, but I still love going to Park Chow. If you're willing to walk a bit, try looking at the entrance to the park on 9th and Irving.
Chill people, great food, a warm fireplace, and service that is usually solid to superb. I loved going here when I was going through my I'll eat healthy and just have a salad phase, while Alex was in his indulgent give me some meat phase. There's a variety to choose from, but I LOVE the organic spinach salad with apples, feta, currants, and walnuts. And you get to choose what size you want it in.
If you've got space, try the ginger cake for dessert. It cames with pumpkin ice cream, which sounds a little weird, but it quite yummy.
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I was so excited when the guys at Chow opened up a restaurant in the east bay, close to me! I love the food here as it's always made with high quality fresh ingredients. Park Chow has a nice... More
I was so excited when the guys at Chow opened up a restaurant in the east bay, close to me! I love the food here as it's always made with high quality fresh ingredients. Park Chow has a nice outdoor heated seating area too. They have a nice mix of asian fusion and California style dishes, and while not overly innovative, everything I've had here has hit the spot.
Try their ginger cake with pumpkin ice-cream, you won't be disappointed.
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comfort food! yummy, consistent, reasonably priced and worth dining at. i went to this place when they first opened and have been frequenting on a regular basis ever since. the short ribs are... More
comfort food! yummy, consistent, reasonably priced and worth dining at. i went to this place when they first opened and have been frequenting on a regular basis ever since. the short ribs are good if you love meat. the firecracker fusilli with the sour cream is definitely a favorite! and the desserts are great.
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Park Chow is a casual restaurant in the Sunset district near the corner of Ninth Avenue & Irving.
The atmosphere is great (they have a fire place), the price is good, the food excellent (around... More
Park Chow is a casual restaurant in the Sunset district near the corner of Ninth Avenue & Irving.
The atmosphere is great (they have a fire place), the price is good, the food excellent (around 15 dollars per person). I usually go for the specials, the last I got was 7 dollars included soup or salad and a sandwich. The pizzas are allso good. They have tables and a counter seating area.
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Park Chow is one of our go-tos. Their food is a unique twist on California-Asian wrapped in the guise of comfort food. Their location on the edge of Golden Gate Park means that parking is easy as... More
Park Chow is one of our go-tos. Their food is a unique twist on California-Asian wrapped in the guise of comfort food. Their location on the edge of Golden Gate Park means that parking is easy as there is always loads of room in the Park during the evenings.
The service is quick and the staff is friendly. The bar has great specialty coffees in addition to the standards.
Added bonuses: they have a fireplace downstairs that makes for cozy winter dining and they have a great rooftop patio that lets you get outside when the weather is nice.
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When I'm craving something better than cheap eats and something less than dining out in earnest, I head straight for Chow or Park Chow. I haven't gone wrong here yet, and neither have any of my... More
When I'm craving something better than cheap eats and something less than dining out in earnest, I head straight for Chow or Park Chow. I haven't gone wrong here yet, and neither have any of my friends, but my personal mainstays are the pork chops with polenta and the ginger cake with pumpkin ice cream. The place is constantly packed, but the service is always cheerful and attentive, and I've rarely waited more than a few minutes (admittedly I'm usually in a group of 2-4). Tips: Park on Lincoln alongside Golden Gate Park if you're having trouble; also, try eating at the bar if you're just one or two people.
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