Tuesday, February 14, 2012
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By Olivia Ware
on Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 2:00 PM
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The Pierre Noir at Zazie, with bacon and tomatoes Provencales
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Zazie941 Cole St. (at Carl)
This Cole Valley gem is known for its charming bistro decor and lengthy brunch menu, which includes a whole micro-menu of variations on Eggs Benedicts and croques. Plates are full of bright, fresh ingredients -- always rounded out with lightly dressed mixed greens -- and a large, heated patio behind the restaurant makes outdoor dining an option
year-round. It's easy to see why Zazie has become a prime destination for ladies who brunch; just check out the massive, crowd waiting for a table on sunny Saturdays.
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Foreign Cinema's Balsamic Fried Eggs, with prosciutto, chicories and hash
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Foreign Cinema2534 Mission St. (at 21st)
This chic dinner destination transforms into a bright and lazy haven on weekend mornings, a perfect place to gather friends for a leisurely meal full of
indulgences. From the "weekend picnic" bites -- think tuna tartare and seared squid -- to inventive, flavor-packed egg dishes like Balsamic
Fried Eggs, every bite is a pleasant surprise (albeit with a hefty price tag). Also, don't overlook the inspired cocktail menu; the bartenders are pros, and you'll never have another Bloody Mary like their Persian variety.
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