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Monte Carlo Restaurant & Bar 

1705 Yosemite
San Francisco, CA 94124
Bayview-Hunters Point
415-822-7338

Hours: Sun, Wed-Sat 7pm-12:30am, Tue-Fri 11:30am-3pm

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Friendly, festive Bayview haven for Louisiana-deprived locals drips with Mardi Gras paraphernalia and good Creole cooking: a rich, crumbly boudin sausage; meaty catfish fingers coated in cornmeal; spicy, succulent crawfish etouffee; and the finest red beans and rice west of Iberia Parish. The full-bodied Bloody Mary is an exemplary eye-opener. Lunch only, but hot snacks are served at night, when the restaurant becomes a bar. Live music, too.

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Price: $$
Payment Type: All Major Credit Cards

Parking: Street


Reservations: Accepted


Attire: casual


Extra Info: Muni: T, 54, 91

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