On Friday early evening, Will and I put on some fantastic 20's-inspired garb and headed to the Verdi Club for Ray and Kate's wedding. It was a fantastic night, and I'll let the pictures do the talking...
Just in case you want to know what I've been getting up to in San Francisco...or wherever I am in the world.
About Me
- Bea
- Originally from Canada, I live in San Francisco, CA and work for a biotech company.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Seb in Town
April 10, 2010
Seriously, it seems like all I've been doing lately is having great meals with friends (lots of visitors too!), but I guess that's all that's been blog-worthy (I figure that my long work days aren't that interesting or picture-friendly and I'm going to be going through cute niece/nephew withdrawal soon!).
Seriously, it seems like all I've been doing lately is having great meals with friends (lots of visitors too!), but I guess that's all that's been blog-worthy (I figure that my long work days aren't that interesting or picture-friendly and I'm going to be going through cute niece/nephew withdrawal soon!).
This time, it was our friend, Seb, who was in town briefly for work. But before I get to that, check out the piece of action on Will's face:

Yes, that's a sleazy 'stache. He grew a beard while I was traveling in March and decided to test-drive a moustache.
It was also super-great to catch up with Ian and Emma who we haven't hung out with in years!:


It was also super-great to catch up with Ian and Emma who we haven't hung out with in years!:Tuesday, April 06, 2010
Seder @ Mission Beach Cafe
April 6, 2010
Followed by the tea-smoked black cod with potato kugel and chived creme fraiche:
And my entree was this insanely massive braised Prather Ranch lamb shank with butter beans, black trumpet mushrooms, baby carrots, red pearl onions and green garlic with parsley. Sorry, forgot to snap a pic!
I love it when my friends include me in religious-inspired meals. Hot on the heels of Easter Brunch was a Seder-inspired dinner at Mission Beach Cafe (sponsored by Heeb Magazine), featuring Traditional Jewish dishes made with fresh, seasonal, local and organic ingredients, touted as "both a Passover dinner and a fine dining experience".
To start, I had the matzo ball soup:
Sunday, April 04, 2010
Easter Brunch @ Chaya
April 4, 2010
It was a fantastic brunch, thanks to Key for snagging that reservation! Hope you all had a great Easter!
Happy Easter!
To celebrate, I went for Easter brunch with Robert, Sue Hee and Key at Chaya on the Embarcadero. For $35, Chaya was offering a three-course prix fixe menu with lots of options and bottomless mimosas....hooray!



I had the Dungeness crab cake to start:
Followed by the wild sea bass with wild mushrooms:
Sue Hee had this ridiculous omelette with that delectable piece of foie gras on top:
Key had the scallops and prawns:
Robert had the smoked salmon eggs benedict:
Last course were the chocolate profiteroles:
Key had the incredible croissant bread pudding (amazing!):

It was a fantastic brunch, thanks to Key for snagging that reservation! Hope you all had a great Easter!
Saturday, April 03, 2010
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