Best breakfast in Half Moon Bay?
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Don't forget the 3-0 Cafe at the airport. Especially nice place to have breakfast when the Dream Machines show is happening!
Their webpage is here:
http://www.3-zero.com/toppage11.htm
Their webpage is here:
http://www.3-zero.com/toppage11.htm
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We're looking for a nice, casual lunch spot in Half Moon Bay also. We had planned on going to Two Fools, but just learned that they have closed.
Is the Main Street Cafe similar to Two Fools? We are looking for casual, yet nice since we're going horseback riding before lunch. Thanks!
Is the Main Street Cafe similar to Two Fools? We are looking for casual, yet nice since we're going horseback riding before lunch. Thanks!
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Does anyone know the latest re: Two Fools & whether it might open again?
We loved that place...
and for dinner, too! They had the world's best veggie/nut burger! (and loaf)
And some of their specials were quite tasty, too.
We loved that place...
and for dinner, too! They had the world's best veggie/nut burger! (and loaf)
And some of their specials were quite tasty, too.
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I wonder if the OP has already visited HMB since posting in early May.
If not, I suggest the Moonside Bakery & Cafe on Main Street. I've always thought their baked goods to be superb and they also serve a good breakfast and lunch. The place is small, a street storefront which opens into a mini-mall/arcade, limited seating in the shop but more in the foyer of the building. The mini-pizzas or soup & sandwich at lunch are really good. They use a small wood-fired beehive oven. If you go for nothing else, just try their "chocolate-chewy" cookies and tell me if they aren't the best you have ever had!
http://www.moonsidebakery.com/
If not, I suggest the Moonside Bakery & Cafe on Main Street. I've always thought their baked goods to be superb and they also serve a good breakfast and lunch. The place is small, a street storefront which opens into a mini-mall/arcade, limited seating in the shop but more in the foyer of the building. The mini-pizzas or soup & sandwich at lunch are really good. They use a small wood-fired beehive oven. If you go for nothing else, just try their "chocolate-chewy" cookies and tell me if they aren't the best you have ever had!
http://www.moonsidebakery.com/
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Yes, for dinner, and it is wonderful! HMB Distillery is fun if you'd like to watch big wave surfing and their beer sampler is fun to taste all they make. I have only had one poor meal in all my years in HMB so you can't go wrong. What style food and atmosphere do you love most? Another option Cunha's on Main is fun to pick what you like and then go to the beach. Sushi Main is fun but I can never remember their hours. Caddy next to the Ritz is nice. Too many options!
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Hi Kim!!! Please let me know your experence when you try Red Ginger. I have pictures to post bu knee problems have kept me from getting them processed but I will post as soon as I have them developed. Hope you are well and having fun!
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