Fishing for a recommendation in The Bay area

Cindi - HappyMamatoThree <[email hidden]> wrote in
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So does anyone have a good restaurant recommendation
for the Burlingame area that is not going to drop me into
a scary neighborhood and is going to appeal to my
kidlets as well as hubby and I but isn't a "chain"?

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Chez Alexander! Ibrahim will treat you all just right!

1136 Broadway
Burlingame
+1-650-347-1053

Cindi - HappyMamatoThree said:

My little family has to make a foray to San Franciso this weekend to pu the
oldest on a flight to see her Dad for Spring Break. The hotel we are staying
at is in Burlingame near the airport. Now my request, she is flying a redeye
so I was hoping for some place nice but not over-the-top for dinner since
she is going to miss Easter at home. I have already had a chat with customer
relations and arranged a special E. Bunny surprise for Easter morning since
she will be in flight.

So does anyone have a good restaurant recommendation for the Burlingame area
that is not going to drop me into a scary neighborhood and is going to
appeal to my kidlets as well as hubby and I but isn't a "chain"? I know I am
being far to picky but we don't make it to the Bay too often and this a
great opportunity for a nice dinner out. Of course I don't want to spend a
fortune, but I already know that are a plethora of price ranges in the Bay.

Last but not least, is there a good natural market in that part of town? I
so hate to have to go all the was down into town. I am not a lover of
traffic and we have to get home in time for the family Easter lunch and egg
hunt at my parents.

I know I have bored most of you into quiet slumber. Sleep well. And if you
made it this far and have some recommendations I would very much appreciate
it.

Cindi
Currently of California's Central Valley

Cindi,

If you like Italian, you might try Kuleto's in Burlingame. It's right
off 101 just a few miles south of the airport with a pretty big sign
you can see from the freeway. It's not 5 stars, but we like it and
it's reasonably priced.

Their web site has directions and other info.

http://www.kuletostrattoria.com/

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Cindi - HappyMamatoThree said:

My little family has to make a foray to San Franciso this weekend to pu the
oldest on a flight to see her Dad for Spring Break. The hotel we are staying
at is in Burlingame near the airport. Now my request, she is flying a redeye
so I was hoping for some place nice but not over-the-top for dinner since
she is going to miss Easter at home. I have already had a chat with customer
relations and arranged a special E. Bunny surprise for Easter morning since
she will be in flight.

So does anyone have a good restaurant recommendation for the Burlingame area
that is not going to drop me into a scary neighborhood and is going to
appeal to my kidlets as well as hubby and I but isn't a "chain"? I know I am
being far to picky but we don't make it to the Bay too often and this a
great opportunity for a nice dinner out. Of course I don't want to spend a
fortune, but I already know that are a plethora of price ranges in the Bay.

Last but not least, is there a good natural market in that part of town? I
so hate to have to go all the was down into town. I am not a lover of
traffic and we have to get home in time for the family Easter lunch and egg
hunt at my parents.

I know I have bored most of you into quiet slumber. Sleep well. And if you
made it this far and have some recommendations I would very much appreciate
it.

Cindi
Currently of California's Central Valley

PS: You might also post on ba.food. You'll get all kinds of replies
and maybe a few unique and interesting suggestions. There are a few
snobs, but just ignore them. ;-)

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Cindi - HappyMamatoThree <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

So does anyone have a good restaurant recommendation
for the Burlingame area that is not going to drop me into
a scary neighborhood and is going to appeal to my
kidlets as well as hubby and I but isn't a "chain"?

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Chez Alexander! Ibrahim will treat you all just right!

Thanks much Ranger. Oh ye of the RoC.

Cindi

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1136 Broadway
Burlingame
+1-650-347-1053

"LurfysMa" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Cindi - HappyMamatoThree said:

My little family has to make a foray to San Franciso this weekend to pu
the
oldest on a flight to see her Dad for Spring Break. The hotel we are
staying
at is in Burlingame near the airport. Now my request, she is flying a
redeye
so I was hoping for some place nice but not over-the-top for dinner since
she is going to miss Easter at home. I have already had a chat with
customer
relations and arranged a special E. Bunny surprise for Easter morning
since
she will be in flight.

So does anyone have a good restaurant recommendation for the Burlingame
area
that is not going to drop me into a scary neighborhood and is going to
appeal to my kidlets as well as hubby and I but isn't a "chain"? I know I
am
being far to picky but we don't make it to the Bay too often and this a
great opportunity for a nice dinner out. Of course I don't want to spend a
fortune, but I already know that are a plethora of price ranges in the
Bay.

Last but not least, is there a good natural market in that part of town? I
so hate to have to go all the was down into town. I am not a lover of
traffic and we have to get home in time for the family Easter lunch and
egg
hunt at my parents.

I know I have bored most of you into quiet slumber. Sleep well. And if you
made it this far and have some recommendations I would very much
appreciate
it.

Cindi
Currently of California's Central Valley

Cindi,

If you like Italian, you might try Kuleto's in Burlingame. It's right
off 101 just a few miles south of the airport with a pretty big sign
you can see from the freeway. It's not 5 stars, but we like it and
it's reasonably priced.

Their web site has directions and other info.

http://www.kuletostrattoria.com/

Thanks kindly I will make a note of them, and post over at the other group.
I appreciate the help.

Cindi

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Cindi - HappyMamatoThree wrote:

Can't resist

Sorry, no food recommendations for you so just listen to the music and get
inspired 🙂

Jill

Cindi - HappyMamatoThree said:

My little family has to make a foray to San Franciso this weekend to pu the
oldest on a flight to see her Dad for Spring Break.

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So does anyone have a good restaurant recommendation for the Burlingame area
that is not going to drop me into a scary neighborhood and is going to
appeal to my kidlets as well as hubby and I but isn't a "chain"? I know I am
being far to picky but we don't make it to the Bay too often and this a
great opportunity for a nice dinner out. Of course I don't want to spend a
fortune, but I already know that are a plethora of price ranges in the Bay.

Sorry Cindi.... I completely missed this thread until today. Where
did you go? I would have recommended
(mid priced) Max's Opera Cafe in Burlingame (right off 101)
http://www.maxsworld.com/locations_browse.php?action=view_record&idnum=10
or
(a little pricier) Central Park Bistro in downtown San Mateo
http://www.centralparkbistro.com/

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Last but not least, is there a good natural market in that part of town? I
so hate to have to go all the was down into town. I am not a lover of
traffic and we have to get home in time for the family Easter lunch and egg
hunt at my parents.

Not sure what you mean by a "natural market"..... A Farmer's Market
that features organic products? I have absolutly no idea what goes on
South of the City, but if you make it to Park Bistro, it's kitty
corner from the Draeger's Market in San Mateo. It's quite a shopping
experience, from what I hear.
Hmmmm. Looks like you can have Easter dinner at Draeger's too!
http://viognierrestaurant.com/menu_easter.html

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I know I have bored most of you into quiet slumber. Sleep well. And if you
made it this far and have some recommendations I would very much appreciate
it.

Please fill us in on where you decided to go!

sf