Check, Please! Bay Area: Izzy's Steaks and Chops, El Huarache Loco, Helmand Palace
Three San Francisco Eateries Reviewed
Three San Francisco Eateries Reviewed
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Andrew: "I always get the same thing: the marinated skirt steak, medium. It’s a generous portion of skirt steak bursting with tons of flavor, thanks to the exceptional marinade."
Kimberly: "In terms of the sides, we LOVED the creamed spinach, it had a touch of nutmeg, I believe, and was sinfully rich and satisfying."
Kaley: " I had ordered the strip steak, and my dining companion chose the prime rib. Being used to top cuts of meat, I was disappointed with the amount of fat and the lack of tenderness in the beef."
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Kimberly: "The tortillas for the tacos and the huaraches are made on site by hand which makes everything so very fresh and delicious."
Andrew: "I loved the cecina. All the flavors mixing together really filled my mouth in an incredible way, making for a great taco."
Kaley: " The handmade corn quesadilla that was served with squash blossoms won the award for the day."
Kaley: "To start, be sure to try the kaddo appetizer. This pan-fried and baked baby pumpkin melts in your mouth."
Kimberly: "The raviolis seemed to be homemade and quite delicate, however, I found the split peas to be a bit tough, i.e. undercooked, and the seasoning of dried mint to be too overpowering for the dish."
Andrew: "The 2nd entrée was the koufta challow: beef meatballs with Afghan seasoning sautéed with sun-dried tomato, hot peppers, and green peas in a tomato sauce served with challow rice. The meatballs were absolutely delicious. "
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