Eating from one end of San Francisco to the other
I took a much needed break from the norm today and headed to San Francisco with my mom and the girls. We went to the Rotunda at Neiman-Marcus for lunch and there we met up with my sister and Aunty Cat. Please to enjoy my cell phone documentary, click to make photos larger.
Little ladies who lunch (they love dining out, just like their Mamma):
We started with lobster club sandwiches and glasses of chilled Prosecco. A match made in heaven...
And then after a day a shopping, we stopped at my favorite Russian market in all of San Francisco, New World Market:
That is only one third of the deli case. Not shown: the fish/caviar case and the large case with all the veggie salads and pickles. Also not shown, the hot bar with the stuffed cabbage, meatballs, and other good stuff. On top of the case you can see two giant platters of sausage and cured meat samples. It's like a party in there.
I came home with chopped chicken livers, Russian potato salad, three kinds of sausage (one a freebie from the lady at the cash register), and rye bread. We had this for dinner and mmmmm. I might need to start making a monthly trek to New World. Bunny asked when we could move back to San Francisco.
Oh, I miss the New World Market. We used to living walking distance from it. Love all their imported cookies.
Posted by: Rachel | October 11, 2008 at 12:24 PM
mmmmmmmmmmmm sounds like a truly delicious day!
Posted by: Emily | October 11, 2008 at 12:41 PM
Yes! Move back!
Posted by: cat/bad kitty | October 11, 2008 at 01:05 PM
the girls are cute. (i love the new glasses!) very glad you took a break.
Posted by: beyond | October 11, 2008 at 01:15 PM
i love the rotunda! don't you love how they give you a brioche (? is that what it is) and the little cup of soup at the beginning? makes me feel so elegant.
Posted by: kat | October 13, 2008 at 11:14 PM
hey, great post, really like the why you see it :)
maybe i can put a link to it from my san francisco web site/blog? cheers
john
webmaster
http://sfca.com
Posted by: john al | June 09, 2009 at 09:56 PM
hey, great post, really like the why you see it :)
maybe i can put a link to it from my san francisco web site/blog? cheers
john
webmaster
http://sfca.com
Posted by: john al | June 09, 2009 at 09:59 PM