Corned Beef Sandwich with Cabbage and Gruyere from The Sentinel.
And Glazed Donuts from Bob's Donut & Pastry Shop.
See part one of our project right here.
Photography by Nicole Gerulat
Styling by me
Best Things to Eat in San Francisco - Part 2
Here is round two of the Best Things to Eat in San Francisco.
Corned Beef Sandwich with Cabbage and Gruyere from The Sentinel.
And Glazed Donuts from Bob's Donut & Pastry Shop.
See part one of our project right here.
Photography by Nicole Gerulat
Styling by me
Corned Beef Sandwich with Cabbage and Gruyere from The Sentinel.
And Glazed Donuts from Bob's Donut & Pastry Shop.
See part one of our project right here.
Photography by Nicole Gerulat
Styling by me
jordan. this is just cruel to do to a girl. who is at work. and hungry. at lunch time. drool!
ReplyDeleteI. Want. Donuts. Now.
ReplyDeleteWhen I visited my family in SF last year one food treasure I found was the Steamed Chicken Buns from a place in the Ferry Building.
I still dream of them!
And the German Chocolate Cake from Tartine!
wow, my mouth is watering. Great photos. I am only an hour away from San Francisco so it will be good to have a list of food places next time I go.
ReplyDeleteYou know you're doing a humdinger of a job when your styling and her photography makes me want donuts ON a corned beef sandwich. Holy cow these look tasty.
ReplyDeletethose donuts are making my mouth water!
ReplyDeletenow i must have donuts!!
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YUM! I just had breakfast but this is making me super hungry. I could totally go for a sandwich. If you ever want to to do the same things with Santa Cruz let me know!
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting SF next week! This is very timely. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would add an addendum: ANYTHING at The Sentinel.
ReplyDeleteGeebus Jordan. I loooooove Bob's. I work close by, so I have a donut there at least once a month after two chicken tacos at Pancho's. (D'oh: I read about the calorie count of donuts in a National Donut Day story--it was last Friday the 5th.) All those donuts are like puppies in window! Gotta take one home...
ReplyDeleteOh that sandwich looks sooooo good! And with a pickle yet!
ReplyDeleteyou should try the shrimp and guacamole souizas at La Taqueria on the corner of Onondaga and Mission. mmmmm....
ReplyDeletejust a thought.
that 1st one looks like the winner for sure. I will have to try it next time I'm there.
ReplyDeleteperfection. very hungry now.
ReplyDeleteThese both look delicious. I am going to keep these in a little log book, because I would like to visit San Francisio again sometime and now I know where to get the goodies. I live in Washington, but have always wanted to move to California. I just have to get my husband to agree.
ReplyDeleteOk. I just have to say this. I'm 6 and a half months pregnant, and you keep picking what I'm craving. Not cool. Last time I was dying for a cinnamon roll, I opened your blog, and I almost started crying. And today...of course, I am in NEED of a clear glazed doughnut. WHY are you DOING this to me??? They look so yummy :)
ReplyDeleteAg...that melty cheese looks fabulous...jumping on the drooly bandwagon.
ReplyDeletei am really enjoying these!!!! i want a donut!
ReplyDeleteholy moley.
ReplyDeleteyay, bobs was right by my hotel (where you dropped me off!). I loved that place too and I can't wait to stop in again.
ReplyDeleteWhat about Dynamo Donuts on 24th Street... they have chocolate spice donuts that are out of this freakin' world.... oh I wish they weren't all the way across the city right now. :(
ReplyDeleteLunch at Zuni: One of the best restaurants for lunch. Ate in the kitchen area, how different is that?
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