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Why oh Why is Marin so lacking in interesting eat places?
I live in Mill Valley and am a dedicated Chowhound viewer. So why so few Marin posts? The county has lots of consumers who eat out a lot. So hocum Marin has so few, relatively, restos in all categories? I love all food, ethnic, low cost, high end, Cali fresh etc. And yes we have some, but with gas prices so high and parking so bad (espec in SF) I would rather on many occasions stick to Marin, but why are my choices so relatively limited? I have been to many of the good to great places here but please tell me your faves (of all kinds, as I said I like everything) particularly in southern to central Marin. Many thanks in advance.
hello, did you try Om (multiregional Indian) in San Rafael? One of our favorite Indian restaurants in the area. I'd also go to Fish in Sausalito if I lived up there. Old stuff for you, but we rarely go that far to eat out.
I saw an article a while ago that noted that while many of the better chefs in SF live in Marin (ie, Michael Mina), they believe that Marin is lacking in restaurants due to it's proximity to SF. Some of my favorite places in Marin:
Picco Pizzeria
Sushi Ran
Marche aux Fleurs
Left Bank (under Scott Howard)
Taqueria San Jose
re: Sharon S.
How was the consistency of the soft serve ice cream? The last few times the I ordered vanilla it was very "gritty" and "mealy"...
So where have you been from this list and what do you like?
I'm a fan of Gira Polli. It was one of my favs in SF. I like seeing the same staff from the closed SF and Walnut Creek locations there. The food is still good as ever to me.
I really like the blog, Anna's Cool Finds. She has been blogging for years and often her reviews are the only ones on the web for some places. I have found a lot of great tips on this blog. I find her reports reliable and her tastes often match mine.
For Mill Valley she covers
Amberjack Sushi
Asqew Grill
Avatar's Punjabi Burritos
Buckeye Roadhouse**
Bungalow 44
Cactus Cafe
Cafe del Soul
Caffe Oggi*
Champagne French Bakery Cafe*
Chinese Deli
Depot Bookstore & Cafe*
Dipsea Cafe*
Fishman Village
Frantoio Ristorante & Olive Oil Company
Gira Polli
India Palace
Ino Restaurant
Joe's Taco Lounge
La Boulange*
La Ginestra
Lily Kai
Lucinda's Mexican Food To Go
Mama's Royal Cafe*
Maria Maria**
May Lee's
Mill Valley Coffee Shop*
Mountain Home Inn**
Pasta Pomodoro
Pearl's Phatburgers
Peking Wok
Piazza d'Angelo**
Pizza Antica
Rain Tree Cafe*
Robata Grill & Sushi
Shoreline Coffee Shop*
Small Shed Flatbreads**
Stefano's Pizzeria
Strawberry Gourmet Delicatessen*
Sushi Gourmet
Thep Lela
Tony Tutto Pizza
You might read a few of places you've been and see if you are compatible with her tastes. She has a lot of stuff for other Marin cities. There;s a little non-Marin stuff, but mainly concentrateson marin.
What other cities are you interested in? Is Sausalito or San Rafael too far? San Rafael has a bunch of great spots and I found this little Indian Joint in Sausalito that i like, Sartaj India Cafe
Yeah, this gas thing has me thinking twice about how much I want to drive ... an opportunity to explore the nearby on the other hand.
re: rworange
What are those asterisks on the list? Price or quality?
re: Kim Cooper
I just did a cut and paste of the marin list. From the website ...
* means breakfast on weekdays
** means weekend brunch only
re: rworange
I was in the SF Amberjack's Sushi on Mother's Day and one of the owners told me that the Mill Valley location has closed.
Sol Food and Vin Antico are worth trying.
many thanks to my fellow posters for the suggestions. I have tried and like many of the places noted and will certainly add some of the others to my futures list. I stopped going to Left Bank because of the declining quality, but will try it again now that Scott Howard is behind the stove. I suppose my biggest gripe is "resto envy" when I read about all the great moderately priced Asian places on the peninsula and in SF. Om is now definitely on my list and I am reminded that I haven't been to Thep Lela in some time. Thanks again, all.
re: annabana
There are a bunch of itneresting little Japanese restaurants up in San Rafael as well as Persian. If you want to venture to the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge without crossing over, try tre new Murray Circle with a chef that earned Michelin stars at a Wine Country restaunt last year and a pastry chef whose resume includes the French Laundry. He makes the best croissant I've ever had.
re: rworange
rworange, I would love to know more about these interesting Japanese restaurants in Marin - I lived there for 20 years and am dying for some good Japanese (not to mention Chinese). I was walking down 4th St. San Rafael yesterday and I could not believe they are opening yet another Italian restaurant - enough already....
re: Sharon S.
OK, this business of losing posts and latency is getting really, really, really annoying. I answered this and the answer is gone, damn it. I'm not ranting at you, but enough ... especially if anyone wants Places updated. Also there was other good stuff in that post.
Anyway ... damn it ... here's two places ...
Mikado Sushi, a branch of the SF restaurant, recently opened. It has gotten good reviews.
More interesting was Umi, but recently checking the website and doing a google is turning up zilch. I'm not sure if they are still open, which seems a shame. I think they just opened in 2007.
Don't know anything about the third place.
re: Sharon S.
There's a nice sushi restaurant in Novato, in the same strip mall as Costco, called Sushiholic. While that sounds like 3 strikes against it, the food is good - fresh and creative. Nice atmosphere inside and attentive service. The owner has another sushi restaurant in the Marina district of SF.
Might be worth a try next time you're at Costco or Target.
re: annabana
I tried Thep Lela not long ago and thought the food was gross.
Totally agree that Anna's blog is fabulous (writes WITH pictures almost every day)
I am a fan of Insalata's (San Anselmo) and had enjoyed Jason's when in odd location in San Rafael, tried once for lunch in new (what should be great) location in Greenbrae and was not impressed but will give another chance
re: marinrain
Haven't been to Jason's new place but we liked the old. Why were you disappointed, or not impressed?
re: Sarah
Ordered seafood salad which was lunch special - described as with crab and prawns - served with bay shrimp and the smallish 'prawns' and only 3 if I recall - (I questioned the server and they said they didn't have the crab that day -- I accepted anyway as I was hungry and it was healthiest option and I didn't have that much time) with very basic iceberg lettuce - no garnishes (cucumber, egg etc...) - and the bread was very mediocre --
re: marinrain
That's kind of sad to hear: no crab, no garnishes. What kind of "special" is that? The waiter should have informed... or it should have been yanked.
re: marinrain
>Totally agree that Anna's blog is fabulous<
My impression is that she's never meet a restaurant she didn't like. She even liked Mama's Royal Cafe that is so 60's it had big boxes of margarine stacked up in the kitchen the last (and I do mean last) time I was there.
re: marinrain
Cucina in San Anselmo is an oft-overlooked gem. Very good (but not "predictiable") Italian food, reasonably priced, with a terrific wine list. Every so often, they''ll offer a special 6 or 7 course dinner with a different wine paired with each course. Jack (the owner) really knows his wine. It's one of those consistently good neighborhood restaurants.Jack also owns Jackson Fillmore in SF.
re: DBO
Sorella is a nice comfortable place with better than average food. The ambiance is great. When they seat you they dig a big chunk of grana padano out of half a wheel they lug about and plop it on your bread plate. Very nice with the bread and glass of wine.
for whatever reason, the folks at CH don't seem to like the place. Good...more for us. :)
re: chilihead2006
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Sorella Cafe
107 Bolinas Rd, Fairfax, CA 94930
Alas...we suffer the abundance of riches. What you need are relatives in the great American midwest to visit and see what eating is really like. We are so lucky in Marin...whatever we don't have, we are close to. We are spoiled. We don't even have a "Golden Corral" for gravy-laden pork chops, or chicken fried steak.
You know... it isn't fancy or high end, but affordable, delicious, and some of the best thai I have ever had in my life... Arawan thai off of Caledonia in Sausalito. And for a dive cantina lunch Salsalito is cute... the tortilla soup is fabulous. The chips are addictive, and it is quaint.
re: pavlov
Arawan Thai Restaurant
47 Caledonia St, Sausalito, CA 94965
re: pavlov
Salsalito Taco Shop
1115 Bridgeway, Sausalito, CA 94965
Arawan Thai Restaurant
47 Caledonia St, Sausalito, CA 94965
re: pavlov
>Arawan thai off of Caledonia in Sausalito<
Is that the one a level above the street with other shops up there?
re: Mick Ruthven
Nope... that is a smaller, different one that is my the fancy dog store across from Cafe Trieste.
Arawan is by the panini place on Caledonia, a block south of Sushi Ran, and across from the general store and invitation/paper shop.
Thanks for the links RWORANGE!
re: pavlov
>Arawan is by the panini place on Caledonia, a block south of Sushi Ran, and across from the general store and invitation/paper shop.<
Thanks, now I remember it. I haven't been there in several years. I have been to the other "upstairs" one a couple of times and liked it a lot.
I ate at Sol Food in San Rafael for the first time a couple weeks ago. Man, oh, man, if there was one in SF I would eat there all the time! Decent prices, fresh Puerto Rican food, awesome decor (I felt like I was on vacation), and a really friendly staff. You North Bay folks have it good!
re: loulah
I think their food is too salty and it really doesn't live up to all the hype. I like the atmosphere, they serve large portions, and the maduros are excellent. I'll go there just for the maduros. :)
OK ... here's one more for Mill Valley ...
Has anyone tried The Pleasue is Mine?
This is the club for the Harbor Point Tennis and Beach Club, but it's open to the public
Looks like from the website it has a lovely view and I've read very positive stuff about them. They have Brunch too. They even have vegan dishes. Some delicious-sounding stuff.
And for those requests about whole lobsters they have Whole Live Maine 1 ½ Lobster w/ Pasta & Fresh Vegetables $24
A few other interesting items on the menu
- East Coast Fisherman's Platter $16
(beer battered halibut filets, prawns, scallops, clams, served w/ fresh tarter & cocktail sauces, cole slaw, fries)
- Fresh Pacific Halibut Wrapped in Panko w/ Warm Cherry Tomato Relish $20
- Fresh Lobster Ravioli w/ Crab Saffron Sauce $14
- Fresh Spinach Raviolis w/ Chopped Tomato, Herbed Cream Sauce $11
(also available vegan raviolis)
- Vegan Wild Mushroom
- Fresh Baked Pies w/ Vanilla Bean Gelato
- Warm Zabaglione w/ Vanilla Bean Gelato & Fresh Fruit
- Cajun Hash andouille sausage, corned beef, potato, pepper, onion, beneath 2 poached eggs
- Vege Benedict
- Fresh Crab & Lobster Melt
- Fresh Roasted Hot Turkey Sandwich open faced on sliced sourdough w/ giblet gravy & mashed potatoes
Another place I stumbled across ... but in San Rafael ... Panama Hotel & Restaurant
Lovely patio for brunch. Anyone tried it?
re: rworange
I just went to Panama Hotel for dinner Tues night for first time.
I loved the setting-- Tue night and there was a live band and people danced!
And food was pretty good! Had a cauliflower soup with truffle oil-- delicious. Had a seabass special with butternut puree. Fish was a little dry but ok.
I was there on work so it was different for considering price-- fish entree was 25.. a little high for what it was.
Dessert - brownie tower with espresso gelato. very good.
I really liked the setting and plan to go back one day. They have live music Tue, Wed, and Thursdays. It was busy on a Tue night.
There's the Taco Truck (Tacos Sebastopol) near the Corte Madera Town Center - in the back parking lot of the gas station on the NE corner of Tamalpais & Madera. Very good chorizo & carnitas tacos. It doesn't get there until 1 or 2 in the afternoon, though.
re: TerriL
I have eaten there a couple times - not in the last couple months - a lot of food, fairly cheap, nothing special. The owner is very nice.
Here are my favorite spots in Marin:
Hamilton Cafe- Novato
Sushiholic- Novato
El Palmar- on Grant in Novato
Panama Hotel- San Rafael
Sorella Cafe- Fairfax
Harmony- Strawberry, Mill Valley
Dr Insomnia's on Grant in Novato- great lattes!
Buckeye- Mill Valley
Lily Kai (in Petaluma) but they have a location in Mill Valley (I think?)
Taco Jane's- San Anselmo
re: Biscottilady
Can you tell me a little about Sorella Cafe?
What do you like about Harmony?
re: Kim Cooper
Very timely because I went there last week for the first time in a few years. All I really can tell you is that the chicken mole hasn't changed and is still one of the best versions I've ever had. The chips and salsa haven't changed; the chips have a distinct corn flavor, more then most chips, and the salsa is a sauce, not a relish, and very flavorful and pretty hot. It's still owned and run by the same people using the same from-Mexico recipes as when they started a long time ago.
re: Mick Ruthven
Las Camelias
912 Lincoln Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901
re: Mick Ruthven
We're going to have to go and try Las Camelias.
Our favorite restaurant in Marin is the Buckeye Roadhouse. Best for smoked meats.

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What Jesuit universities want for their students
Liberal education, liberal arts—no subject, no text, is automatically liberating. It all depends on how it's taught, and what our goals are in teaching it (curriculum is less important than pedagogy). Although students may come to a Jesuit research university to get a good-paying job after graduation, we want to do something more for them, as well.
What follows are five hooks on which hang the basic goals of liberal education in Jesuit schools.
The fly in the bottle. The metaphor traces back to the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein. What the Jesuit humanistic tradition aims to do is to help the fly to fly out of the bottle—that is, to allow students to escape the confines of their experiences, to expand their awareness beyond the comfort zones of thinking in which they have grown up, to expose them to other cultures and to other modes of thought, to lift them beyond the quotidian, help them free themselves from the bondage of unexamined assumptions, and expand the areas in which they dare to ask questions, in their future professions and about life itself. These are ongoing tasks for all of us, to be sure. But in the Jesuit humanistic tradition, undergraduates find themselves in a particularly propitious and gently supervised place.
Heritage and perspective. The truth is that we are products of the past, and we cannot understand ourselves and our situation unless we have some idea of how we got here, as individuals and as a society.
We are not born for ourselves alone. When, in the 1970s, Fr. Pedro Arrupe, then Superior General of the Jesuits, pronounced that the ideal graduates of Jesuit schools should be, in his expression, "men and women for others," his words resonated with the Jesuit tradition of spirituality; but they also summoned the broader humanistic tradition extending through Jesuit education, from the opening of the Jesuits' first school in 1548 in Messina, in Sicily. Dating back to the orator Isocrates in fifth-century B.C.E. Athens, the imperative of directing one's skills and talents to the benefit of others has been a central and consistent element in the humanistic tradition, eloquently articulated by Cicero (the Jesuits' favorite classical author) and by many others. It calls for fostering a sense of urgency, of agency—the moral imperative.
Eloquentia perfecta, perfect eloquence. A word sadly out of fashion today, eloquence is the skill to say precisely what one means, and to do so with grace and conviction. It requires a vocabulary and a style of speaking that goes beyond the quotidian, and it is nurtured through the study of a wide variety of authors and sources in one's own language and the languages of other cultures.
There can be no eureka insight without the word to express it. Generating the thought and the word to go with it is one process, not two. We don't say what we mean if we don't know what we mean, and only when we have the right word do we know what we mean.
The spirit of finesse. This term originated with the French philosopher-scientist Pascal. It acknowledges the reality that in the murky darkness of human interaction and motivation two-plus-two does not always equal four. Humane letters, properly taught, sharpen students' aesthetic sensibilities, but, more to the point, in their authentic descriptions of characters and situations, they mirror the ambiguities and ambivalences of our own life experiences and invite reflection upon them.
The virtue the early humanists wanted especially to inculcate was prudence, that is, good judgment, the expression of wisdom that characterizes the ideal leader. They believed—and their Jesuit heirs believe—that a sense of history, of moral and political philosophy, of drama, poetry, novels, and foreign languages widens students' perspectives, excites their imaginations, and brings forth adults who make humane decisions for themselves and for any group they might lead.
John W. O'Malley, SJ, is University Professor in the theology department at Georgetown University. His essay is drawn and adapted from a talk he gave in the Murray Room on March 18 sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences dean's office, titled "The Humanistic Tradition of Education: What's the Point?"


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There were no towns directly on this portion of the Parkways but there were towns just off of them. We did not camp in any of these towns but did go off for lunch and groceries. The riding on the Parkways was very enjoyable, much like the Blue Ridge Parkway. There were rolling hills in the north and little traffic. As we traveled south the parkway became less hilly. Like the Transam in Kentucky, the roads in between the parkways had some steeper climbs and some loose dogs.
The only city park campgrounds that I see listed on the map set are in the section north of St. Louis. On a different tour in 2005 I rode a portion of the Great Rivers in Illinois and Missouri. Typical of most ACA routes, quiet roads through small towns. We even had a cyclist come up to us in a grocery store in Cape Girardeau, Mo and offer us a camping spot in his yard and a shower. We stayed in a couple of motels in southern Missouri and Illinois small towns and they were priced very reasonably.


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A party at which clams are baked
Hey timmy, are you going to the clam bake down at Willer's point?
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The female corollary to the term sausagefest; a bar or club where the crowd is surprisingly almost exclusively female, especially when you are looking to meet men.
I heard this club brought out the hot shoegazer boys, but it's a real clambake in here.
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When you sit inside an enclosed place (like a car, a small room, etc.) and smoke up. You will breathe in the smoke in the air, as well as through whatever your smoking out of. Once you get out of the place into fresh air, it hits you real hard and you become really high. See Hot-Boxing
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As opposed to a sausage party (which is a large group of males in a certain location), this is a large group of females at one location
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Dan: "I'm on my way!"
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I mean, it works for Netflix and Spotify, right?
Amazon's own app store has made a stack of previously paid apps free, offering the likes of Plex, Endomondo Pro, Sonic The Hedgehog 4, Plants vs Zombies and a few other Halloween-themed zombie games for nothing.
Placeholder text and copied icons the main reasons behind many app rejections.
Google has bought a new bunch of app-making hipsters, acquiring the Jetpac team, maker of "visual guide" tool Jetpac City Guides.
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Al Gore has just gotten around to selling his political television channel to an oil tyranny and is now blaming television for the downfall of politics. If Al Gore really were a robot, it would be time to send him back to the factory to get his brain serviced.
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"Fugu. Dog. Cobra. Bees. Spleen. A 600,000 SCU chili pepper. All considered foods by millions of people around the world. And all objects of great fascination to Tom Parker Bowles, a food journalist who grew up eating his mother's considerably safer roast chicken, shepherd's pie and mushy peas. Intrigued by the food phobias of two friends, Parker Bowles became inspired to examine the cultural divides that make some foods verboten or 'dangerous' in the culture he grew up with while being seen as lip-smacking delicacies in others. So began a year-long odyssey through Asia, Europe and America in search of the world's most thrilling, terrifying and odd foods. Parker Bowles is always witty and sometimes downright hilarious in recounting his quest for envelope-pushing meals, ranging from the potentially lethal to the outright disgusting to the merely gluttonous--and he proves in this book that an open mouth and an open mind are the only passports a man needs to truly discover the world."
"Raised in a secular family but interested in the relevance of faith in our modern world, A.J. Jacobs decides to attempt to obey the Bible as literally as possible for one full year. He vows to follow the Ten Commandments. To be fruitful and multiply. To love his neighbor. But also to obey the hundreds of less publicized rules: to avoid wearing clothes made of mixed fibers; to stone adulterers. The resulting spiritual journey is at once funny and profound, reverent and irreverent, personal and universal and will make you see history's most influential book with new eyes. Jacobs embeds himself in a cross-section of communities that take the Bible literally: he tours a creationist museum and sings hymns with Amish; he dances with Hasidic Jews and does Scripture study with Jehovah's Witnesses. He wrestles with seemingly archaic rules that baffle the 21st-century brain, and he discovers ancient wisdom of startling relevance."
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"Like many young people everywhere, playwright Maria Headley had had her fill of terrible dates. Discouraged and looking for love, she decided the time had come for her to eliminate her own (clearly not adequately discriminating) taste from the equation. Instead--as she vowed to her roommates one frustrated morning--she would date every person who asked her out for an entire year, regardless of circumstances. It would be her Year of Yes. Leaving her judgment and predispositions at the door, our heroine ventured into a world suddenly brimming with opportunity and found herself saying yes to:
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"Islamic fundamentalists, Ku Klux Klansmen, Christian separatists, and certain members of British Parliament would seem to have very little in common, but they do in fact share one crucial belief: that the world is secretly controlled by an elite group -- in a word, Them. This shadowy elite starts the wars, elects heads of state, sets the price of oil and the flow of capital, conducts bizarre secret rituals, and controls the media. This group is incredibly powerful and will destroy any investigator who gets too close to the truth. Does this shadowy elite really exist? Jon Ronson wondered. As a journalist and a Jew, Ronson was often considered one of 'Them,' but he had no idea if their meetings actually took place and, if so, where. Was he the only one not invited?
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"Jewish author Feiler offers himself here as a pilgrim, walking through biblical lands and interviewing individuals from many religious traditions and walks of life. He reads the stories of the Pentateuch in the places they are thought to have happened, he records the latest archaeological understandings of the Bible, and he wrestles with his own faith. Of course, contemporary politics sneaks into the story, too; Arab-Israeli conflicts are hard to avoid when one is writing about the biblical Canaan. Feiler is an accomplished wordsmith. When he describes the 'smells of dawn cinnamon, cardamom, a whiff of burnt sugar,' the reader is transported to Turkey." (Publishers' Weekly)
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Newly-retired journalist encounters New England's gnarly nature as he treks far away from Times Square and into the Green Mountains.
From Chapter One:
It was not yet noon and hotter than a July bride in a feather bed when I trudged a half-dozen miles down the wooded northeastern flank of Mount Greylock, which is, at 3,491 feet, about as high as you can go in the state of Massachusetts. The descent, steep and muddy, made my footing precarious under the weight of a pack that felt stuffed with rocks. By the time I emerged from the spruce woods onto Phelps Avenue, a street of tidy wooden houses on the southern fringe of North Adams, I was hurting as hard as I was sweating.
Before I got bitten, I had planned to follow the white blazes marking the Appalachian Trail north across a green footbridge over some railroad tracks and the Hoosic River. Instead, I turned east on Main Street and caught a ride to the regional hospital on the other side of town.
Within minutes, I found myself stretched out on a white-sheeted bed in the hospital's emergency ward, feeling the soothing chill of saline solution dripping antibiotics into my vein through a long needle taped to the top of my hand.
It was not where I expected to be.
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