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post #46 of 49
9/30/10 at 8:44pm
Shrug, I'm not exactly doubting. I would just like a list of names if possible for investigative purposes.
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post #47 of 49
9/30/10 at 10:27pm
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Shrug, I'm not exactly doubting. I would just like a list of names if possible

Guys, guys! Please remember ANY of those places are better than what we have in Cambridge....
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post #48 of 49
10/3/10 at 6:36pm
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Originally Posted by pebblegrain View Post
Best mexican food in the entire bay area is 5 minutes from Palo Alto - Middlefield Rd in Redwood City. Fuck rengstorff and fuck the mission.


+1


Also, don't overlook East Palo Alto if you like good tacos. There used to be a place right next to 101 and University--not sure if it's still there.
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post #49 of 49
10/3/10 at 10:49pm
The recommendation to live in PA for six months, then move to SF is prob a good one.

I'd prob live in Mountain View, though, rather than PA. While I'm at it, Mountain View has good ethnic restaurants, albeit with white prices. Try the Taiwanese place (Queen's?), the Persian grocery (good takeout kebabs), and Pho Hoa. In PA itself, my favorite restaurant is the brown rice sushi spot off of California (Homma's?) and, for nostalgic reasons, the little Asian cafe in the quad on campus (lunch only). There is great Mexican and Vietnamese all over San Jose. Check out Stanford's art museum if you have a free afternoon. Really impressive, IMO.

And, yeah, def get a bike. PA is the most bike friendly place I've lived.
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