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High-ceilinged, saloon-styled spot with fading streams of sunlight, Cheer’s-like center bar, and lazy fans circling dreamily overhead. A bastion for bitter locals along the sadly yuppified stretch of Polk Street. Gorilla Sports sends young, healthy set over for post-workout mimosas. 85-year-old Mareva balances it out. Standard California bistro, special touches like pineapple-infused vodka and wide range of tequilas. Worst margarita ever, but brunch the way it oughta be. Viva la Rex.
So authentic, all that’s missing is the cig smoke (though it's banned in Paris now too). French expats and DINKS from down the street savoring home-baked quiches, smoked salmon frittata, and macar... read more
Does only one thing, and does it damn well: expensive soufflés. Candlelit dining room and big windows radiate romance. Owner's a pill, but waitstaff is cool. Play it safe with the classic gruyère s... read more
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