Most romanitic restaurants in S.F.
Jul 25th, 2003, 11:12 AM
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The SF restaurants with a view are not necessarily the most romantic, also can you give us an idea of what you consider to be romantic other thatn a view. What kind of atmosphere, food, price range?
Jul 25th, 2003, 11:18 AM
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10 best romantic restaurants in SF according to Citysearch
10 best romantic restaurants in SF according to Citysearch
Jul 25th, 2003, 11:42 AM
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We're looking for a restaurant that has an intimate atmosphere. A restaurant where it's not too loud. We love Italian food. Price is not a major factor. If you have any more suggestions I would appreciate it. Thanks!
Jul 25th, 2003, 12:01 PM
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Faina, maybe you can help mdv with North Beach places...? I'd forego the view at dinner for great Italian in North Beach-- then head to the Mark Hopkins for drinks at Top of the Mark. Can't beat the views from the top of Nob Hill!!
Jul 25th, 2003, 03:43 PM
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RJW, you're asking the wrong person, my definition of romantic is the Tonga room 
I'm not a restaurant person, most of my meals were at home. Just searched for a list of romantic restaurants on the web as today is Friday, and it's slow at work.
Sorry to mislead you!
I'm not a restaurant person, most of my meals were at home. Just searched for a list of romantic restaurants on the web as today is Friday, and it's slow at work.
Sorry to mislead you!
Jul 25th, 2003, 07:07 PM
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Acquerello is a good suggestion. I'd also include Jardinere - I love their tables for two upstairs with the champaigne cooler lights built into the railing.
Another good bet is the Fifth floor - if you can swing table 1 or 2 - there are curtains that can give you a bit of privacy and make you feel as if the restaurant is serving only you.
For the more beaten path you might try Boulevard - always excellent food and a SF staple - right near the Bay.
Another good bet is the Fifth floor - if you can swing table 1 or 2 - there are curtains that can give you a bit of privacy and make you feel as if the restaurant is serving only you.
For the more beaten path you might try Boulevard - always excellent food and a SF staple - right near the Bay.
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