Tag: “Sushi Bar”

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  1. Melbourne's Inner-City Laneways

    Melbourne's urban gems - its inner-city laneways - give a glimpse into the thriving food, shopping and arts scenes that typify Australia's coolest and most cultured city.

  2. Sushi Bar @ Tokyo Kitchen.

    The sushi bar @ Tokyo Kitchen (Teppan Grill & Sushi) in Montclair, CA.

    My family and I have been eating here my entire life; literally. That's 20+ years of recommendation.

    Try the albacore sushi, fried rice (w/ pink shrimp sauce!) and teppan chicken with Kizakura saki!

  3. Sushi Takahashi

    Sushi Takahashi in Portland, Oregon follows the conveyor belt sushi convention – cheap, color-coded plates of nigiri, tempura, and spindly spider rolls circulate endlessly in front of diners seated at an oval shaped counter. Takahashi differs, however, in its use of a speedy model train to deliver its fresh catch.

  4. Dalston Jazz Bar

  5. Chambers Landing

    There is a restaurant and a beach area at Chambers Landing, but most people come in the summer to hang out on the pier and drink the Chambers Punch. You can bring a boat and tie up next to the pier, but it gets crowded on most summer weekends.

  6. Alembic

    At the forefront of modern mixolgy in San Francisco, Alembic has a wide selection of whiskeys and bourbons, and a huge list of classic cocktails.

  7. Absinthe

    One of the great cocktail bars of the modern bay area cocktail renaissance. Make sure to try the Ginger Rodgers.

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  9. Death and Company

    Specializing in incredibly good and classic cocktails, Death & Company is one of New York's best bars. With a speakeasy style and a very well crafted menu it is hard to go wrong with any of the drinks here.

  10. Flora

    With a feeling not unlike the restaurant Absinthe in San Francisco, Flora has one of the best cocktail menus in Oakland.