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Mel Gibson Threatens to Kill Oksana Grigorieva, Admits Beating Her in Terrifying New Tapeby Free Britney at . Comments
The tape of Mel Gibson's racist, misogynistic tirade leaked a few days ago already proved what a disturbed guy he is, but we held out hope that at least Oksana Grigorieva's claim of him physically assaulting her was not true.
Not only is it true, he threatened to do it again ... and worse.
In a new eight-minute audiotape so vulgar and shocking it defies comprehension, Mel admits to hitting Oksana, says she deserved it and threatens her further.
This recording makes the previous Mel Gibson rant look tame.
Mel's deeply disturbing remarks on the tape, which you can listen to after the jump (it is extremely upsetting) could be a powerful piece of evidence against the star in the criminal investigation that is being conducted by the authorities.
Mel Gibson needs serious help. Now.
Rambling and so enraged that he's gasping for breath, Mel pants heavily in between vile insults on the tape, at times nearly incapable of speaking. It's not an exaggeration to call this the most bizarre, infamous celebrity meltdown in history.
Equally strange? That Oksana remains perfectly calm throughout, presumably because she's taping it. Not that Mel's conduct is in any way justified, but there are no words capable of describing this ... no one should ever be THAT worked up.
What could have happened to trigger this kind of rage?
In any case, the tape, if legitimate, which it certainly appears to be after we've listened to it twice, the tape is not only big trouble for Gibson in the domestic violence investigation, but for his career prospects. It's that bad.
It's so much worse than you think, we can't come close to doing it justice, but you can listen to the entire Mel Gibson tirade here if you can stomach it ...
I read a couple books a few years back on verbal abuse. After listening to the tapes I broke out the books and dissected those tapes. Mel used 37 forms of verbal abuse repeatedly. These forms of verbal abuse are used on prisoners of war. The result being they become very quiet and reserved from the abuse. That was the reaction Oksana had from his abusing her. Her reaction was normal. Her life was in peril. He told her if you hang up on me I'll be over there. Would you have hung up. I don't think so.
I also believe she's lived under this abusive behavior for a very long time. She sounds conditioned.
Mel's rants are music to my ears. I can't get enough of this. He's 100% correct and has the full force of righteousness on his side.
This is the saddest thing. He was something important and powerful. He represented family and somewhat good values, supposedly a Christian. Everyone messes up, but this guy really needs someone who loves him to step in and help him. My daughter was engaged to a man like this and one day he just snapped and became the complete opposite of everything that he had presented himself to be. She should run, and run fast!!! Money is nothing!! That baby would be better off with no father than one that is like this.
Yes, sociopathic [psychopathic] narcissism does seem to fit Mel's behavior profile. And yes, it takes strong proof to show abuse and you must build a case. You cannot just run, scream, call police, hang up the phone, push these people over the edge etc. If you want out, and to see them legally held accountable, you must remain calm, have a game plan, and follow it thru. Only way to hope for justice to somewhat be served and to get free. These people are insane, and they can/will drive you there with them. Be informed and learn about psychopathic behavior. For information on this type of behavior refer to Dr. Robert Hare's psychopathy checklist, which is widely used by many health professionals to help diagnose sociopathic personality disorder.
Mel is responsible for his behavior, bottom line. Regardless of her behavior or motives, it does not give him free reign to behave this way. Mel has openly shown himself, on other occasions, to be out of control. He needs to be held accountable and the law needs to see that he is, regardless of his status. But, as someone else has mentioned, look at OJ.
As far as Oksana being calm during the taping, yes, I am certain taping had something to do with it, still it is common for the female to become calm during abuse, both verbal and physical. Disassociation and survival take over. Certainly Me's status, wealth and her lack thereof, make for a trapped situation. Both sides have victimized each other. Sure, it's all about $$, but isn't most everything?
Search the web for Pathalogical Narsissist, Narsissism and his family... There you will find MelGibsons profile .... exactly spoken as my ex...Controlling manipulative freaks and substance abusers which make them mentally go over the edge. Mel needs help...Oxsana did the right thing taping him, after all,. who would have believed her.... he's Mel Gibson.
this is very nasty and ugly what Mel Gibson done to that Oksana,how make him go crazy and mad like that, something no right be twine they relation-ship,I'never see before like that in my life,him worth so very disagreeable him need to help, Mel Gibson understand now "MONEY CAN'T BUY LOVE" plenty money have everything still no make him happy at all,look it him so pity,the marriage it's gone for 28 year, marriage for nothing and now trouble with girlfriend oh my GOD him need rest and calmly for sure,we aussie hopefully him be good like normal"GOOD LUCK BUDDY"
She is not a victim here at all! This is so ridiculous, and reflects so much of the stupid American mentality. EVERYONE in this country curses, and now just because this guy is a public figure and his private business becomes public, he is not allowed to curse like EVERYONE else does in an argument, man or woman. Hypocrisy at its best. This woman had this all planned, she never cared about him, but saw this as a HUGE opportunity of making some millions. I wouldnt be surprised if someone is advising her. Mel is the victim here, it is OBVIOUS. She is a deceitful gold digger.
I also wonder about her motives, and struggle to believe she didn't want them public, and the story may have another side to it. Having said that, acting the way Mel did is disgusting, and he definetely needs help.


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Soon-to-be Hall of Famer Randy Johnson will return to the top of the mound at Chase Field on May 18.
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In honor of the 10th year anniversary of his perfect game against the Atlanta Braves, the "Big Unit" will throw out the ceremonial first pitch to Robby Hammock, who caught the historic performance back on May 18, 2004.
That night, the five-time Cy Young Award winner became the oldest pitcher ever to record a perfect game -- and he did so with the help of 13 strikeouts.
"We are thrilled to welcome Randy back to Chase Field to celebrate the greatest single game of his career," said D-backs president & CEO Derrick Hall. "What he accomplished that night and throughout his D-backs career was simply amazing and we're glad that our fans have the opportunity to salute this legendary performance."
In eight seasons with the D-backs, Johnson went 118-62 with a 2.83 ERA and 2,077 strikeouts. The 50-year-old also was named the 2001 World Series Co-MVP after he collected three of Arizona's four victories in the Fall Classic.
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Updated: October 5, 2012 6:20AM
NEW YORK — The 10 percent summer rally gave off good vibrations on Wall Street. But summer is over. The big question now is whether traders heading back to work can keep the bullish vibe alive in September, historically the worst month for stocks.
It won't take long for investors to find out. A host of potential market-moving events are on tap this month that could either upend the current rally or unleash a new up leg. In what amounts to an understatement, James Camp, director of fixed income at Eagle Asset Management, said: "There is a significant 'news calendar' in September."
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Here are the big headlines that could move markets in September — which is ranked 12th, or dead last, in monthly performance over the past 50 and 100 years, falling roughly 0.9 percent on average, Bespoke Investment Group says.
◆ ECB policy meeting — On Thursday, the European Central Bank will meet to discuss ways to promote growth in the eurozone. Investors will be watching to see if ECB President Mario Draghi is close to a bond-buying plan similar to the Fed's quantitative easing (QE) program in an effort to bring down borrowing costs of European governments.
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Beautiful | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/11/08
This is such an amazing song, truly one of my favorites.
As for the 'lyrical difference' Zii mentioned a few months ago, there is no such thing. Jim Sturgess has quite the accent, so I can see how one would make such a mistake.
Beautiful. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/11/08
This is such an amazing song, truly one of my favorites.
As for the 'lyrical difference' Zii mentioned a few months ago, there is no such thing. Jim Sturgess has quite the accent, so I can see how one would make such a mistake.
wow! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/28/08
I seriously think this is one of George's best. I love it! And Jim Sturgess does a great version of it. In fact, I'm listening to his version right now. It's just such a pretty song and it's one of my favorites.
i luV the BeaTles!!! | Reviewer: øZzY | 3/5/08
Hey what's good evryone? This øZzY, just wanted 2 say that this song is awsome and it reminds me of my good Freind ANNiE.:: not that I'm in love with her but the love in our friendship
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Lyrical Difference | Reviewer: Zii | 2/29/08
Has anyone noticed that in the version of Something on the film, and the original Beatles song have a difference in the chorus?
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I don't want to leave her now
You know I believe in Hell
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I don't want to leave her now
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It kinda changes the song a bit in my opinion. It almost makes it sound more selfish to me. Still a great song however.
ooooo | Reviewer: cheese man!!!! | 2/12/08
this song is amazin i luv it, but not as much as my girlfreind hannah who i luv dearly {"_"}. it makes me remember her an if shes readin this now i want 2 say i love more than i can put into words. {"_"}
It's ALL ABOUT THE WOO | Reviewer: Terry | 1/13/08
I would have to agree that this is the greatest love ballad ever. The guitar rip is very soothing and it makes me want to curl up next to my girlfriend and never leave.....kudos Mr.Harrison.
she was 'somethinng' | Reviewer: Lee | 12/25/07
lovely, but lets face it we all get inspired be the ladies we love, or the men, or the cat or dog, to be honest a very good meal can inspire me, peace and love, merry christmas, and please eat your greens!! peace XxXXx
Jim Sturgess | Reviewer: Krista | 11/22/07
Wow. Jim Sturgess does an amazing job of vocally portraying all of his emotion in this song. You can really grasp how much Jude cares for Lucy. Excellent job.
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I just realised that in the first line of 'Something', they say "Something in the way..."
And the title of one of Nirvana's songs is 'Something In The Way'.
Kurt Cobain was very much influenced by John Lennon and the Beatles, and maybe one day while sitting bored under the bridge in his home town of Aberdeen he was humming the tune of 'Something', and that's when he wrote his own song expressing his own perspective on life, 'Something In The Way'!
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Yeah I agree with the above poster Something is such a beautiful song and one of my very faves by the fab four.
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1 pound fresh mushrooms, coarsely chopped
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What are the worst dishes you have had? Worst dishes I've had in 2014 thus far:
Babbo - Chianti stained parpadelle with wild boar ragu
The parpadelle had a strange medicinal flavor and tasted similar to the way embalming fluid smells. It tasted really awful and is the only time I have ever eaten at a high end restaurant and fought not to spit the food out into my napkin. In hindsight I should have sent the dish back but it was a celebratory dinner.
Hakkasan - Grilled lamb chops with xo sauce
The lamb chops were tender but had no sear, there was too much sauce, gloppy and too sweet. It had potential but was so sloppy and poorly executed other than the presentation being ok.
Red Farm - Shrimp stuffed crispy shrimp
I was excited to try this dish because of raves and Gael Greene's listing as a must try. I hope they received a much better version of the dish than I did because while the chicken was crispy, it was also overly greasy in the mouth, the shrimp was rubbery and unpleasantly tough and the coating was more crunch than crisp. The dish was really salty and exemplified the "punch your face with flavor" style that seems to be the popular culinary zeitgeist.
Harry's Italian: shrimp marinara over linguini, watery terrible sauce, overcooked stuck together pasta.
Telepan Local: Guinea Hen nuggets. Not a good dish
Pearl Oyster Bar: Lobster Roll , too much liquid. I can't really call it mayo, it's more like the juice that is in cole slaw with mayo. It just leaks out when you bit into the sandwich.
Nespresso: pistachio macaron, stale
Spagettini Nero - Charlie Bird
So salty it was unbelieveable. Zero crab and no spice from the chilies.
Bucatini - All'onda - very little uni, a few tiny chopped bits overpowered by strong cheese, and the two visible pieces of uni was of very poor quality.
Crispy Boneless Duck w/ Spicy Garlic Sauce at Szechuan Gourmet 56. Greasy, fried mess. Didnt care for it at all. But I didnt let that ruin the lunch so I ordered another dish.. old reliable Shredded Beef w/Spicy Green Chili
re: princeofpork3
I had to look up crab rangoon... I don't think I'd order this dish anywhere, crab/imitation crab and cream cheese does not sound appealing at all. Not exactly relevant to a thread about worst dish eaten in 2014 though...
re: Pookipichu
You forget its deep fried in a wanton wrapper.
re: Pookipichu
I think emu48 may have used Crab Rangoon metaphorically, in the sense that Crab Rangoon, Trader Vics, Pastrami Egg Rolls and Red Farm are all examples of the same dubious culinary tradition.
re: knucklesandwich
I was hoping emu84 would contribute a specific dish(dishes) instead of a general concept of dish that emu84 dislikes. "I had crab ragoon at Happy Panda Family and it was the worst thing I've eaten this year" vs. I hate the idea of peanut butter crispy herring ice cream.
re: Pookipichu
Based on emu84's profile he (or she) lives in Kansas/Hawaii and the crab rangoon post was his (or her) first on the Manhattan board. Maybe crab rangoon is still offered in other parts of the country.
re: peter j
Type the dish into menu pages' find a food function and you'll be surprised at just how close you are to a place serving it in manhattan
re: debinqueens
Yikes, you're right. There's a Chinese restaurant that serves crab rangoon right by my apartment in the upper west side.
Crab Rangoon chinese wonton $5.95
Do I dare?
re: peter j
Even a well-executed crab rangoon is an inauthentic culinary mess.
But that doesn't mean it tastes bad.
Or do we suddenly hate the taste of deep fried dough stuffed with cheese?
re: lexismore
honestly that sounds a little gross to me... and that's coming from someone who will eat grubs, worms and fried cockroaches...
re: Pookipichu
Well, you can't argue with taste (although we chowhounds sure like to try).
I'd put them in the guilty pleasure category, like jalapeno poppers.
You enjoy your insects!
re: lexismore
Cream cheese and crab just seems strange to me, much less so than a plate of fried crickets, which are delicious :) Crickets and cream cheese on the other hand... bleh.
re: Pookipichu
Hah! Crickets I might be able to do. Roaches, I'm not so sure.
And if it's the crab that's throwing you, it's imitation crab, so rest assured - it adds no flavor. In the renditions I've had, all I tasted was cream cheese and crispy dough.
re: lexismore
Crab and creamy cheese is a standard combination. Don't shoot me but here's a pretty good recipe from Paula Deen:
re: darren425
It must be a personal preference thing, the thought of cheese and crab or fish is just gross to me
re: lexismore
Yep. A good crab rangoon is a guilty pleasure.
re: lexismore
At El Parador a good authentic mexican place on 34th the serve an appetizer which is roasted jalapenos stuffed with cream cheese or peanut butter. Its actually really good. I like the PB better.
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I'm a long-standing Los Angeles 'hound who grew up in the tri-state area. I'm protective about my NY staples (you'd be amazed how popular it is here to top really great pastrami with cole slaw, Russian dressing and Swiss cheese...) I fight the good fight here, vigorously and often.
Having said that, I've just now heard of Katz's serving a pastrami egg roll, and it doesn't offend my sensibilities at all.
The idea of a Katz's doing a mash-up that wraps up the culinary and immigrant history in the LES, well- it doesn't strike me at all as coming from a place of "dubious culinary tradition." It seems, in fact, like the perfect fusion food, in the same vein as LA's kimchi taco.
How long have they been making these things? And what I really want to know is whether they make Chinese hot mustard available to dress those pastrami egg rolls with. Good lord, that seems to me to be the perfect fusion food. And I'm not someone who gets my panties wrinkled for anything newfangled or fancy.
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I think Katz got the idea from RedFarm. The pastrami egg roll at RedFarm is one of my favorite dishes there.
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It's a DC Chinese take-out staple. With Old Bay.
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Running commentary on specific dishes and the restaurant the dish was eaten at :) (Even great restaurants can have a clunker)
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Version 1.1 of Wayland and the Weston reference compositor will soon be released. The first major post-1.0 updates to Wayland/Weston bring a number of exciting features to this next-generation Linux display server.
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Cafe Claude - Marina
- Address:
2120 Greenwich Street
San Francisco, CA 94123Neighborhood:
Marina / Cow Hollow / Presidio
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $30 and under
Cafe Claude - Marina
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cafeclaude.com/
- Phone: (415) 375-9550
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday-Saturday 5:30pm-10:30pm
Happy Hour: Monday-Friday, 4:30-6:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Interested in French fare à la maison? We can provide it! Please send all catering inquiries to email@example.com, tell us what you are looking for and we can turn your evening into a French soirée!
- Entertainment: Please visit our sister restaurant, Cafe Claude downtown for no-cover live jazz Wednesday-Sunday evenings!
- Special Events: Check out our special events via our website or facebook, and sign up for our newsletter for all the 'latest & greatest' details!
A word from Cafe Claude - Marina
Cafe Claude Marina is a French neighborhood bistro, featuring classic bistro dishes in a setting filled with Parisian style. Favorite dishes include coq au vin, onion soup, steak frites and classic creme brûlée, all prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.Continued
Drenched in vibrant nostalgic flair, the restaurant features antiqued tin ceilings, burgundy flocked wallpaper, dark wood wainscoting and shimmering vintage chandeliers sourced from France. All this elegance transports you to France, but remains a comfortable place to gather with friends or family.
The wine & beverage program from Wine Director Sarah Knoefler highlights wines from the Loire Valley, a selection of French-focused aperitif drinks, and international and locally made beers.
Create your own wine flight during Happy Hour, when wines are $1/ounce, with a selection of perfect French bites.
Drenched in vibrant nostalgic flair, the restaurant features antiqued tin ceilings, burgundy flocked wallpaper, dark wood wainscoting and shimmering vintage chandeliers sourced from France. All this elegance transports you to France, but remains a comfortable place to gather with friends or family.
The wine & beverage program from Wine Director Sarah Knoefler highlights wines from the Loire Valley, a selection of French-focused aperitif drinks, and international and locally made beers.
Create your own wine flight during Happy Hour, when wines are $1/ounce, with a selection of perfect French bites.
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Cafe Claude - Marina reviews from OpenTable diners
26 reviews since July 27, 2014
- Food3.5Service4
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelQuiet
neighborhood gem (13)romantic (12)special occasion (10)fit for foodies (9)notable wine list (6)great for brunch (2)great for lunch (2)great for outdoor dining (2)good for groups (1)kid-friendly (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- Excellent French FoodWabbitDined on 11/12/2014My partner and I enjoyed Steak Frites with a Cheese plate, and the Prix Fixe Dinner (a soup, duck confit, and chocolate cake). Both were very good meals. Our server was an excellent steward of her wine list: knowledgeable and quite passionate about her work, she shared with us not only excellent selections but samples of other wines in case we wanted some other option. My cheese plate dessert of three different cheeses would have been a tough pairing for anyone else but her selection was amazing. The space was very charming and was a nice place for a romantic getaway: far away from my usual neighborhood and worth the journey! We are looking forward to many return trips.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice eveninghbfam14VIPDined on 10/30/2014We loved Cafe Claude. Excellent French style food. Very quiet and great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expensive for simple fare.JaySDined on 10/25/2014Simple french fare is OK, but over priced. We also requested a carafe of red wine, thinking it would be economical. It was $38 for a half liter which made the meal far too expensive for a fairly light and simple meal.Special Features:
- A disappointing eveningGinnyDined on 10/25/2014I had been looking forward to this evening as I had enjoyed the Cafe Claude in the Financial District. The menu was narrow and dull although the food was adequate for what it was. Presentation was okay but did not warrant the high price. I've had meals costing over $300 per person and returned the following evening to pay even more because the total experience was extraordinary. The service was good but we had requested a booth and were seated next to the bar. Mediocre experience, unfortunately.
- Cold Food, No Subs, Out of ItemsOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 10/19/2014We ordered the french toast bites, they were out of maple syrup. The Sophia Mimosa that I ordered that was supposed to come with the cute can of Sophia sparkling wine and cute straw. No straw on my can. Asked if juice was fresh squeezed, of course it isn't. Asked about one item to order, of course they were out. MY friend asked to order the omelet with just egg whites, she was told no, they don't make substitutions. When asked which items were vegetarian, the waitress couldn't answer. When my food finally arrived it was cold...a croquet madame was cold. I would have asked for another or something or let the waitress know but she never came back. She might have asked about it when only half of the sandwich was gone, but she didn't.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/27/2014This was my first time at your restaurant and we enjoyed the meal. We will be back!Special Features:
- Not impressedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014We thought the waiter was pushy trying to push wine onto us. Then a salad and when the main of mussels and chips arrived the portion was very small and the chips were floating in the wine sauce. The manager deducted an amount for the chips and offered us complimentary desert but we were over it by then. Won't be back
- finickypalateDined on 9/13/2014Michelle, her staff, chef and staff can be described in five words…"Class! is Class! is Class!"Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food Needed AttentiongoodineDined on 9/6/2014I ordered the trout, which I found over cooked and mushy to the point where I could not, at sight, define the vegetables. My friend ordered beef tartare, which I found unremarkable. The salad of burrata and tomatoes was excellent and the tomatoes may well have been organic because they were so flavorful. The corn fritter appetizer was good too. The dessert, a fruit tarte, was good but the fruit a little underripe and the crust a little hard. The cream almond base was excellent. Waitress was beyond excellent.Special Features:
- Bean There Done ThatLocalSourceVIPDined on 8/19/2014I was disappointed with one feature of the fix priced meal recently. The salad was mostly wax and green beans which was fine, but when the excellent roast chicken was also surrounded by wax and green beans I was disappointed. Surely a couple broccoli spears, roasted tomatoes, squash, or some mushrooms would have been a more thoughtful and enjoyable accompaniment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enchante!FoodieVIPDined on 8/2/2014Cafe Claude in the Marina is a little neighborhood gem of a place that's friendly with delicious food! This was our second time there, and we have dinned at their downtown location as well. Enjoyed their Coq Au Vin and Beef Bourguignon (special of the evening). Service was friendly & attentive. We will certainly be back...........Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 90 reviews are from the Cafe Claude - Marina reviews archive.
- JGC1VIPDined on 7/17/2014Good French comfort food, nice welcoming service, could have a conservation and actually hear my dining partner. Wine prices too high!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too Grown Up for Cow HollowSocialLightDined on 7/15/2014I love Cafe Claude downtown - vibrant, elegant, live music - a good, stay late and have another glass of champagne energy. The Cow Hollow location is beautifully decorated and the staff were extremely attentive and helpful. The crowd was no where to be found however. Well, actually, they were all at Eastside West enjoying beer specials and nachos. The food was OK. My dinner partner and I both shared the Beignets as an appetizer. After, my Salad Provencale could not compare to the Nicoise salad downtown. It was a few pieces of tuna and a mountain of arugula. My guest had a salad of mostly green beans and cucumbers and the beans seemed completely raw. All in all, we agreed that we should have ordered burgers.Special Features:
- Nice to have Cafe Claude nearbycompudocVIPDined on 7/12/2014We've gone to Cafe Claude for years but only a couple of times since they've moved to the Marina. It's nice to have them nearby since we live in the Marina and find parking at the downtown cafe difficult. This restaurant is delightfully unpretentious - like the lovely restaurants in every neighborhood throughout France. The prices are VERY reasonably for the quality of the cuisine. The service is spectacular.Special Features:
- Nice French restaurantMountlaurelfamilyDined on 7/10/2014Coq au vin. Very good Service was wonderful. Ambience was very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cozy Parisian BistroSyjazellVIPDined on 7/2/2014We have eaten at Cafe Claude - Marina twice and love it! The menu is small and the dishes beautifully executed. The service is just right - very personable and attentive without hovering. The decor is lovely - pieces have been collected from Parisian bistros and they have re-constructed the perfect environment.Special Features:
- Great find in Cow HollowFeedmewellVIPDined on 7/1/2014We had been to Cafe Claude on the east side of SF, so before the opera decided to go to the nearer Cafe Claude on Greenwich. On a Tuesday night, and early, it was understandably quiet. Top marks for delicious food and service. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentObserverVIPDined on 6/28/2014Very much enjoyed the Bouillabaisse here, very good service, quiet spot, both with indoor and outdoor sitting. Prefer the outdoor setting as indoor was too dark for me.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DOJODined on 6/14/2014Service was great and fried sardines was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice, but...KentVIPDined on 6/11/2014Very friendly with good and friendly service. Our waitress had a great sense of humor and knew the menu and wine list extremely well. However, food was very very slow to arrive with only three other tables being occupied the evening we were there. Quiet, peaceful atmosphere in a cozy and warm dining room. Food portions moderate and with relatively high prices given quantity and quality. Pretty limited menu. The people are very nice, would really like to see the menu expand a bit, the pace pick a bit, and the prices a bit lower with an expanded wine list with a few more choices especially at the moderate price range (say $30-40). Want this place to succeed.Special Features:
- unspectacularPaulonVallejoVIPDined on 6/10/2014An over-priced salad, a tasteless flat iron steak, and gutless wines...we won't be coming back unless it is for the crispy fries and moist roast chicken (Tuesdays only).
- lindaVIPDined on 6/10/2014dined at Claude downtown, had to try the marina location to compare. food and menu selection are similar between the the two locations, but i LOVED the ambiance of the marina location, which has old school charm. dark wood and red velvet burnout. the wine list is extensive, one is sure to find something to whet their whistle. a must order item : steak tartare!!Special Features:
- Parisian perfectionSyjazellVIPDined on 6/10/2014This little bistro is decorated with fixtures and furniture taken from cafes all over Paris. The menu is small and everything is cooked to order and to perfection. I had the trout which was sublimely flavorful. We shared a lovely French red. The service was ideal - just there when we needed something, but not hovering. We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- SurprisedTravelerDined on 6/6/2014This restaurant looked like a typical neighborhood spot. Very casual, friendly folks in the small space. The food was excellent and wonderfully prepared and very french.Special Features:
- nice for what it isanonymouseVIPDined on 6/4/2014The menu is limited, but that's a good thing: the food is well prepared and the service is attentive. The place is spacious and quiet, but we had to ask them to turn down the music because we go there for the quiet ambience.Special Features:
- B'day dinner at Cafe ClaudejackDined on 5/22/2014A delightful, tasty birthday dinner for my bride. If we live long enough, we'll be there again next birthday -- and hopefully many times in between.Special Features:
- Nice place for a night outFoodlovingalDined on 5/17/2014Had a wonderful time here with friends. Everything was nearly perfect. Great service...until the end when we were totally ignored for a very long time. Don't they want us to pay? It's late!!! Food very good overall (fried sardines and steak tartare both very good), but sadly my duck was overcooked. A little slow to come out too. Loved the wine recommendation. Overall, nice experience and we would come back. Though the other cafe Claude has music and that tends to draw us to that one instead.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic French Bistro in MarinaAttymarinVIPDined on 5/16/2014This was the 3rd or 4th time I've eaten here and each time it keeps getting better and better. It's definitely one of the better eating establishments in the Marina/Cow Hollow area. Excellent service provided by Anna; Michelle, the manager, makes you feel welcome and at home. Extremely clean and well-maintained, with a distinct Paris-Old World atmosphere. Food is top quality (great chef), nice sized portions and beautifully presented. We had Bouillabaise (Friday special), Steak Frites, and Petrale Sole for entrees - all memorable, served hot, and freshest ingredients. Salads and Onion Soup (don't miss it) for starters and Profiterols for dessert. Prices are reasonable and worth it for this caliber of food. Great ambiance and charm.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LoveMyFoodVIPDined on 5/11/2014Great location, very charming decor, decent service. Unfortunately, very mediocre food.
- love itOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 5/9/2014I'm so happy Claude came to the Marina/ Cow Hollow neighborhood. Great wine, cheese, plates, service and ambiance. Perfect for a first date and I love bringing my gfs here. The wine selection could be expanded but I have yet to be disappointed with a dish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Un tour chez Claude.Assemian03Dined on 5/9/2014After our last visit at Claude Cafe in downtown San Francisco my wife and I have to try the other Claude Cafe near the Marina. The experience was even better because it was intimate and cozy,the service was very professional and the food at the right temperature. The wine list was the only question mark but that is not taking away from the romantic dinner we had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- neighborhood goodieBettyVIPDined on 5/2/2014The food and service were excellent - quiet and pleasant surroundings. They did a great job with the space.Special Features:
- RestoluvrVIPDined on 4/26/2014Sardines - awful. Halibut - too sauced, capers!!!! Coq au Vin - high school cafeteria. Radishes - delicious. Dessert - nearly inedible. Candied rhubarb thing - with jello? Back to awful.
- what's the point of booking?OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/25/2014Arrived at exactly 8:30pm (I.e. time of booking) and the restaurant was full. We were not seated for 45min. Cage Claude completely ignored the point of OpenTable.
- Cafe Claude - MarinaCBS224VIPDined on 4/20/2014Had brunch here on Easter and the food was as good as ever. We had the mussels and the chicken salad and both were excellent as was the side of fries. Lacking a full liquor license, their cocktails are restricted to wine based ones but that does not stop them from being innovative and tasty. Service has always been friendly and efficient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great WaitressFredDined on 4/20/2014Great waitress, she explained everything, knew about the wine, what would go best with what we were eating. She was a pleasure to have as our Waitress. The music was wonderful, you could listen to it but did not overcome our table conversation.Special Features:
- quite disapointedbtr2Dined on 4/17/2014We arrived after our friends were seated, and I felt like I was half at the table and half off because the table-2 put together- was so narrow. My coq au vin was ok, but I really couldn't see the vegetables in the dish as the lighting was so poor. When my husband ordered the roasted vegetable main course, the waitress looked blank and finally said, "Oh, you mean the faro dish!" The noise level got so bad we could not even carry on a conversation across our "petit" table. We had one onion soup, vegetable faro, and coq au vin, sharing a bottle of wine with our friends, and the bill was almost $100. And yes, we dine out often in SF and the Marina and this place offers nothing--Bring back the old Cassis, one of our favorite restaurants!
- Not GoodAlanVIPDined on 4/11/2014I dine out at least 4 time a week and largely enjoyed Cafe Claude, downtown for several years. Happy to know that they were bringing this French Style Bistro to the Marina. Been there three times and I'm calling it a strike-out. The wait staff couldn't be better but the food preparation is abysmal. Who is managing the kitchen, no one! Certainly no one from downtown.
- possibly the best onion soupadelaideDined on 3/29/2014possibly the best onion soup and cheesecake I have ever ordered! My only suggestion would have been to have French music playing in the background instead of the music that was featured.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friday Eve in SFCECISTANSDined on 3/28/2014Enjoyable French food, well presented and served. Friendly staff. Menu priced about right for the Marina/Presidio area. Finding parking is difficult in this area--took about 15 minutes of driving around before luckily found a spot about 3 blocks away.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.