CALIFORNIA When I ve got to run an errand downtown on a weekday, I try to do it around duck tours in boston lunchtime so that I can swing by Sellers Markets. At first glance, it s a sleek lunch spot for the Financial District worker bees. Then you notice that these are no ordinary sandwiches and salads. In fact, all the meats, cheeses, and breads at Sellers Markets come from artisans, as Jim and Deb Sellers like to call the local ranchers, farmers, and bakers who pr ovide the ingredients for such mouth-watering duck tours in boston possibilities as the BBQ chicken sandwich made with fr ee-range pulled r otisserie chicken and melted smoked mozzar ella. You ll also find a gener ous selection of salads, fr om a Cobb salad with naturally raised pancetta to a sushi-grade ahi tuna salad. F or the kids, try one of the thin-crust pizzas duck tours in boston or the ham and cheese baguette. Sellers Markets also serves breakfast, so if y ou re up and about early stop in for a br eakfast pizza or an egg a muffin, a fried egg on an artisan E nglish muffin with additional toppings like N iman Ranch bacon or locally made goat cheese and spinach. 388 M arket St. (at P ine and F ront sts.) & 415/956-3825. duck tours in boston 595 M arket St. (at 2nd and M arket sts.) & 415/227-9850. www.sellersmarkets.com. No r eservations. Br eakfast main c ourses $4.25 $5.95. Lunch main courses $6.95 $12. AE, DISC, MC, V. 388 Market St.: Mon Thurs 7:30am 3pm. Muni: 1, 31, 38 bus, streetcar to Embarcadero Station; 595 M arket St.: Mon Thurs 7:30am 7:30pm; Fri 7:30am 3pm. 1, 31, 38 bus, streetcar to Montgomery Station.
Crepevine Finds AMERICAN/CREPES This is where we take the kids on a w eekend day when we re on the way to or from the playground and we want a place where we can get a table, order quickly, and enjoy healthy, duck tours in boston well-prepared food everyone will like. Although it s always packed on weekends, the ambitious host works hard to gets patrons seated quickly and, given the restaurant s large size, he usually does. While you wait for the table, peruse the massive menu board above the counter. The crepes that give the place its names ar e all good the Californian with av ocado, cheddar, duck tours in boston and salsa is quite tasty and the kids love the simple ham and cheese combo as are the omelets, salads, and sandwiches. The food will be served quickly, in hearty portions, and you ll soon be fortified for more sightseeing or, should the fashion-conscious members of y our family prevail, for some boutique window shopping on Fillmore Street. Other locations are in Noe Valley and the Sunset.
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If you re staying in a hotel, duck tours in boston ther e s a good chance y ou ll be near the P owell-Hyde duck tours in boston cable car line. ( That said, if y ou re staying in Fisherman s Wharf, you may prefer to start this tour at stop no. 3 below and then fit in time for U nion Square after visiting Chinatown.) Your first stop , the cable car turnaround at the corner of M arket and Powell streets, is the hear t of San Francisco s shopping scene. G iven the ev er-present queue for the cable car , you ll want to get there early, which may mean y ou ll be out before the stores open. Even so, you ll enjoy people-watching, from local worker bees starting their day to other early-rising tourists to street performers getting ready to perform to the occasional odd bird carrying a sign lamenting the coming doomsday. It s certainly a lively spot to start your excursion. See p. 159.
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