Showing posts with label Italian restaurant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Italian restaurant. Show all posts

Monday, June 30, 2008

Best 5 restaurants in Scottsdale

Sunny days, near perfect temperatures and splendid natural scenery are what Scottsdale is. It prompts you to spend the day pampering yourself with delicious food and tasty margaritas. The popular cuisines include American, Italian and Mexican.

Check out the fine dining guide in Scottsdale.

Buca Di Beppo or Joe’s Basement, which the name literally means an Italian restaurant in Scottsdale has a fun atmosphere and is an ideal place to dine with your family and friends. It is known for serving the meals in large portions. The menu includes Spaghetti and Meatballs, Lasagna, Eggplant Parmigiana, Chicken Cacciatore and Veal Marsala.

Cowboy Ciao, an American restaurant known for its unique food and great wine list offers friendly décor, personalized service and great atmosphere among its features. You should try their Stetson Chopped Salad or Exotic Mushroom Pan Fry.

Earl’s Restaurant On Pima serves best hamburgers in Scottsdale. It’s the right place for music lovers as it has a reggae band and 2 DJs. It’s a fun atmosphere with friendly service.

Salty Senorita serves Mexican cuisine; the best being Basa Taco with Mango Salsa and Margaritas. The décor is beautiful and the atmosphere great. If you do not want to sit outside then there is a huge patio. The service is friendly and quick.

Oregano’s Pizza Bistro is hottest Pizza parlor in Scottsdale known for their comfy patio dining. The atmosphere is warm and friendly and the service efficient and helpful. Pizza comes stuffed, topped, thin-crust or pan-style with a variety of toppings. Their specialty is Pizza Cookie - a 1/2 pound of Chocolate Chip or White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookie dough, slightly baked in a 6-inch pizza pan then topped with 3 scoops of Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. Enjoy food with music, like that of Frank Sinatra, Martin and Big-Band Music.

Enjoy food in Scottsdale restaurants!

Friday, June 27, 2008

5 Best Restaurants in San Francisco

It comes as no surprise that for the past 10 years San Francisco has been named as the top city for dining out by the readers of Bon Appétit magazine; all because of the quality and the quantity of its restaurants. The popular cuisines are Chinese, Italian, Mexican, Japanese and American. All this has made it a one-of-kind destination for food lovers. With so many choices in this city of plenty that it is difficult to decide where to eat.

Of the top-rated ones, let’s take a look at the 5 best restaurants in SF

  1. Pancho Villa Taqueria, a Mexican restaurant has a great atmosphere, great service and great food. You can find the selected works of local artists on its walls every month. The menu includes varieties of luscious Tacos, Quesadillas, Nachos and Burritos.
  1. Those who dined at House of Nanking are of the opinion that it is the best Chinese restaurant in San Francisco. Hot and Sour Chicken or Beef in Garlic Sauce, Tofu with Curry, Imperial Rolls full of vegetables, BBQ pork are some of the local favorites. The main drawbacks are that they do not accept reservations and the payment is by cash only
  1. Delfina Restaurant is the number one Italian restaurant in San Francisco. It is a tiny restaurant but the atmosphere is elegant and relaxed; and the service friendly and informed. Its menu is not that long but their specialty is seafood. Highlights of their menu are the different varieties of pastas, risottos, and the home made dessert Buttermilk Panna Cotta with caramel and kumquats.
  1. Ozumo Restaurant is a Japanese restaurant known for their (you guessed it right) excellent sushi. The ambience is relaxed and the service friendly and prompt
  1. House of Prime Rib is the popular restaurant in San Francisco for American cuisine. It is an ideal hangout for meat lovers and their specialty is Prime Rib. It’s a non smoking restaurant and the other facilities include valet parking so you need not struggle for parking your car.

Well, you must have understood by now why it is known as ‘The Food City’.