Castro & Market
The F-train goes all the way to Castro Street and then turns around and goes back to the Wharf. After Coit Tower we got on the F-train at Embarcadero and rode it all the way uptown. It was quit a long trip through some neighborhoods that looked pretty seedy.
I was on a mission to get some photos of another diner, Little Orphan Andy’s, as the name suggests it’s all about guys up here. As we neared Castro the neighborhood began looking decidedly better and we saw lots of rainbows (All the neighborhoods sort of mark their turf with colors around the light poles- in little Italy they are red/white/green in this area they were rainbows) When we arrived The Woman looked sapped and I realized that it was like 2:30 and all we had ate was a cinnamon roll at the Happy D (and I had ate most of that) so we started looking for a place to eat.
A few blocks farther down Market we came upon a place called The Sausage Factory. We went in and sat down in the nicely decorated interior. The Woman ordered Chicken Marcella and I ordered something called the Sausage Lunch Box; this was far and away the best meal we had in San Francisco. The restaurant staff was helpful and the food was great and at a reasonable price (including a 8.00 tip / 50.00) Way better than the $100.00 tab at The House of Prime Rib.
After we were fed we continued on our explore of the area, then we were off to get the final thing on my photo list.
The F-train goes all the way to Castro Street and then turns around and goes back to the Wharf. After Coit Tower we got on the F-train at Embarcadero and rode it all the way uptown. It was quit a long trip through some neighborhoods that looked pretty seedy.
I was on a mission to get some photos of another diner, Little Orphan Andy’s, as the name suggests it’s all about guys up here. As we neared Castro the neighborhood began looking decidedly better and we saw lots of rainbows (All the neighborhoods sort of mark their turf with colors around the light poles- in little Italy they are red/white/green in this area they were rainbows) When we arrived The Woman looked sapped and I realized that it was like 2:30 and all we had ate was a cinnamon roll at the Happy D (and I had ate most of that) so we started looking for a place to eat.
A few blocks farther down Market we came upon a place called The Sausage Factory. We went in and sat down in the nicely decorated interior. The Woman ordered Chicken Marcella and I ordered something called the Sausage Lunch Box; this was far and away the best meal we had in San Francisco. The restaurant staff was helpful and the food was great and at a reasonable price (including a 8.00 tip / 50.00) Way better than the $100.00 tab at The House of Prime Rib.
After we were fed we continued on our explore of the area, then we were off to get the final thing on my photo list.
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