Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Presido Social Club, San Francisco 3/10/11



Presido Social Club is a high-end diner located right beyond the gates of the Presido. The food tries to be high end in presentation and flavors but leaves a lot to be desired. Their pricing is fantastic and they have a lot of options to choice from.

Atmosphere: Comfortable tables in a diner format with lots of bar seating and waitstaff to take you back to the 1950's. Their primary focus is on the drinks and reminds you of a soda bar except they serve adult soda instead. Always very vibrant and loud this place is meant for a casual dinner or with friends.

Service: 4 out of 5 spoons
Service is always slow here but they are attentive and you never have to ask for any refills. The food cooked to order but does take longer then your regular restaurant to present the food.

Food: 3 out of 5 forks
Food Comments: Come here for the Ramos Fizz, the crazy 1920's cocktails and drinks. Since the food is always bland and leaving me wanting more. The fries are always over salted and hard to eat, similar to chili's fries.

(Mr.)
Soup of the Day: Pulled pork with Homey and tomato based broth.
and
Hamburger served with fries, pickle, sesame bun with bacon-onion saute ~ 14
(Mrs.)
Gruyere cheese toasts w/ tomato dip and fries ~ 12

Wine Paring: N/A

Favorite dish (of Mr.): None
Favorite dish (of Mrs.): Gruyere cheese toasts w/tomato dip

Cost: 30 per person with wine or a fancy cocktail (Tax and Tip Included)

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