where to have dinner before Jersey Boys in SF?
Sep 2nd, 2007, 11:33 AM
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I believe Jersey Boys is at the Curran. That's just down the street from The Grand Cafe at the Hotel Monaco http://www.monaco-sf.com/monmon_dining.html. You're very near Union Square and there are many places to dine there. Any preference to cuisine?
Sep 2nd, 2007, 11:54 AM
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I'm a big fan of Kuleto's in that area, a real bargain for the quality.
www.kuletos.com
for pictures, menus, and even reservations.
www.kuletos.com
for pictures, menus, and even reservations.
Sep 2nd, 2007, 01:49 PM
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Last I knew the Aqua dinner menu was a tasting one at over $100 a person or a fixed price at something like $75.
Farallon is much closer to the theatre and easier walking distance and is ala carte, but not inexpensive either. Great seafood, though.
Farallon is much closer to the theatre and easier walking distance and is ala carte, but not inexpensive either. Great seafood, though.
Sep 2nd, 2007, 04:08 PM
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Patrick is right that you absolutely cannot eat at Aqua for $30 a person for a an entree. Look at the Grand Cafe's menu on-line. It has a variety, including fish and shellfish, and the price is in your range, plus its only a block or so from the theatre.
Sep 2nd, 2007, 05:14 PM
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The Monaco Hotel is so close. We have season theatre tickets for ACT, which is at the Curran, right next door to the Geary, where Jersey Boys is playing.
The Grand Cafe is fine, but a little formal and you will be on a time constraint. We often eat in the bar area, called the Petit Cafe. Our favorite, however, is just a block or so away in the Adagio Hotel. Cortez is a classy restaurant which does small plates, so that you can order a variety and share. Hip atomosphere, great young servers.
The Grand Cafe is fine, but a little formal and you will be on a time constraint. We often eat in the bar area, called the Petit Cafe. Our favorite, however, is just a block or so away in the Adagio Hotel. Cortez is a classy restaurant which does small plates, so that you can order a variety and share. Hip atomosphere, great young servers.
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