I need San Francisco help

[Zachary Ross]

Lers Ros - NICE. I try to keep up but it's been over a decade since I left home. Thanks.

 

[Rahsaan]

originally posted by Larry Stein:
The only person I know who drank two was Yaniger and he then came across the street for a full-on jeebus!

And then probably drove home with no problem at all.

 

[Larry Stein]

Rahsaan, you're probably right. It was also my first time bringing my daughter to a jeebus. I think she was all of 3 at the time. 3+ hours of mayhem and it didn't phase her a bit.

Then there's the story of JBL and the woman from Fresno...

 

[BJ]

What about the Slanted Door? It seems like everyone talks about it, but not on this post.

 

[SFJoe]

originally posted by BJ:
What about the Slanted Door? It seems like everyone talks about it, but not on this post.

vs. the OP: "I should also add...we've been many times before and are looking for the new, the off the beaten path, and the different."

Hard to cram SD into that category.

 

[Scott Kraft]

originally posted by Larry Stein:
Ler Ros looks awesome. I'm going to the Great American Music Hall next month, but there won't be time to have dinner and get a good seat. Do they do corkage? Does it have jeebus potential?.

Missed this.

I can't imagine they wouldn't accommodate a jeebus. But I also can't imagine how you could with the food. It's pretty close to authentic levels of heat. And my personal taste is thai-level, which means beer. Very cold, mild beer.

 

[BJ]

originally posted by SFJoe:

originally posted by BJ:
What about the Slanted Door? It seems like everyone talks about it, but not on this post.

vs. the OP: "I should also add...we've been many times before and are looking for the new, the off the beaten path, and the different."

Hard to cram SD into that category.

Ah yes.

I guess I'd ask for the basics too, if people feel strongly.

Also, has anyone been here: http://www.whiskyshopusa.com/