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15 places Bourdain visited in San Francisco, United States

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1

Sinbad’s Pier 2 Restaurant (Closed)

The Embarcadero

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Now closed, Tony had a meal here with John Birdsall, a food writer.

2

Ralph Gracie Jiu Jitsu

Howard St

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Tony trained here every morning while he was filming this episode. He trains at the sister school in NYC, and planned this entire episode just so he could train here.

3

Swan Oyster Depot

Polk Street

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This was one of Tony's regular stops when he visited San Francisco. He had crab and oysters.

4

4505 Burgers & BBQ

Divisadero Street

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Tony had a meal with Richie Nakano, a chef. They ordered the Presidential Platter, which is a sampler platter of brisket, hog, jalapeño and cheddar sausage, frankaroni (macaroni around a hot dog), ribs, chicken, beans, potato salad, coleslaw, bread, fries.

5

COI

Broadway

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A two-Michelin starred restaurant. They had veggie burger, beet rose with yogurt and rose petal ice (signature dish), California sturgeon caviar, egg yolk poached in smoked oil, wild king salmon wrapped in yuba with charred cabbage in wild ginger sauce, beef tenderloin, black sesame mocha bun with strawberry kumquat.

6

Pirate Cat Cafe (Closed)

21st Street

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Maple bacon latte. Also a radio station where Tony did an interview. Closed down now.

7

Tadich Grill

California St

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Martinis and cioppino. Also hangtown fry: oyster, eggs and bacon.

8

Zam Zam

Haight Street

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Martinis

9

House of Prime Rib

Van Ness Ave

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Steakhouse heaven. And more martinis.

10

Sushi Sebo (Closed)

Hayes St

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Former site of Sushi Sebo, a sushi restaurant that shipped a majority of its fish from Japan, closed now

11

That's It

Mission St

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A liquor store you can eat at. They have tortas! Tony had the Cubano which is huge and filled with chorizo, hot dog, ham, egg, cheese, mayo, jalapeno, and avocado.

12

R & G Lounge

Kearny Street

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Salt & pepper crab

13

Incanto (Closed)

Duncan Street

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Former site of Incanto, Chris Cosentino's restaurant

14

Red's Java House

Bryant Street

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Double cheeseburger, chili cheese fries, and a beer

15

Ferry Plaza Farmers Market

Ferry Building

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Fresh produce and food stands. Tony had a pork tamale with red chile.

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