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AOL Cityguide Readers Poll 2006 - Nominated Best Weekend Brunch
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"One of San Francisco's newest hot spots, 2223 Market (affectionately known as No Name) is the creation of John Cunin, of Cypress Club fame. This is where gay San Francisco -- and just about everybody else -- converges to discuss the latest shade of MAC li..."
"I discovered 2223 on a list for my Dining For Miles program and read other great reviews, so I decided to bring my girlfriends there. I spent almost an hour at the bar waiting for my friends so show, so I can say that the bartenders were friendly and...."
"Surrounded by hardwood floors, candles, streamlined modern light fixtures, and loud music, festive gays and straights come here for heavy-handed specialty drinks, grilled pork chops, the ever-popular roasted chicken with garlic mashed potatoes, and sour c..."
"Went on Sunday for a late brunch, the place wasnt empty or packed, just right. However, it took a good 15 minutes before our waitress first appeared...."
"Our entrees arrived at a decent rhythm: we never had too wait too long for any of our food despite the busy pace and the fact that every table was filled the whole time we were there. My friends had ordered medium rare steaks that came accompanied with ga..."
"Specialties: Pan roasted mussels, clams & tiger prawns with shaved fennel, white wine, basil and toasted garlic; crispy Thai chicken spring rolls with cucumber-mint-pea sprout salad and sweet chili sauce; herb roasted Fulton Valley chicken garlic mash..."
"*Firefly remains an exemplar of the neighborhood restaurant in San Francisco: it is homey and classy, hip and friendly, serving an American menu — deftly inflected with ethnic and vegetarian touches — that's the match of any in the city...."
"The Castro's cruisiest fine restaurant -- impossibly crowded on weekends -- promises a loud, raucous evening and a long list of pricey comfort foods. Roasted chicken, soy-glazed halibut, and wild king salmon are all well-executed menu standards...."
"The staff were not only rude; it was clear they neither wanted or appreciated out business. We were a party of 4 and our table was ignored to the point we almost had to...."
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