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Cafe Andree
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Review by:
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Review content:
Inside this charming but unassuming eatery youll find surprisingly affordable quality. Most dishes were better than average, some being exceptional. Small menu manages a variety of tastes and textures. Dishes are reasonably priced with most small and medium ranging between 7-11 bucks, and mains in the 12-20 range. Wine menu is small by CA standards. I recommend the tortilla soup and the steak au poivre. Banana empanadas were beautifully plated! The service was a bit slow, but they were all very polite and friendly when you flagged one down. The seating arrangements are ""cozy"", with most tables little more than a foot apart. Still, the place wasn't overly noisy and the intimate quarters add to the charm. It may not blow away people accustomed to SF's most elite venues, but it's perfect for those looking for great value in a high quality dining experience. Andree is well worth a try.
Pros: great food, charming, great value
Cons: small menu, slow service, cramped tables
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