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| Pork tacos at El Farolito - spicy but oh so tasty! |
A recent walking tour of the Mission in SF yielded some good food tips. Below is a long list of the places we stopped at and yes...we were very full at the end of the tour!
Starting point was Mission Pie. They are all about sustainability, youth advocacy and oh...great pie. Check out all the dough...
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| That's a lot of dough, but you should have seen all the butter! |
2901 Mission St.
San Francisco, CA 94110
415. 282.4PIE
Next up at Humphry Slocombe, ice cream before lunch. It's like a progressive dinner - but in reverse order.
Humphry Slocombe Ice Cream
2790A Harrison Street
San Francisco CA 94110
415.550.6971
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| The menu at Mission Local Eatery |
3111 24th Street
San Francisco CA 94110
415.655.3422
They served a mean roasted chicken sandwich with peaches and purslane. (note: purslane grows wild around the area and is sometimes considered a nuisance.)
2884 24th St.
San Francisco, CA 94110-4233
415.647.1500
Great for takeout: tamales and masa. We didn't eat here but I secretly was hoping since the food looked fab! We did eat at El Farolito which has excellent tacos (pictured at the top of this post) and 9 locations in the Bay Area.
El Farolito
2779 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA
415.824.7877
Note: website under construction
The person who put all this together...Lisa Rogovin (epicurean concierge). Love the title!
In the kitchen with Lisa
415.806.5970
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| The cooking class after the walking tour. Loved these small bites of masa (used for tamales) and avocado filling. |
Nice! Tracy, another friend, and I did this same tour a few weeks ago.
ReplyDeleteHere's my post: http://www.allfourburners.com/2010/09/14/classic-basil-pesto/.