
...on Washington Square / North Beach / San Francisco
The line during breakfast and lunch is pretty much a fixture - waiting for perfect omelets and succulent burgers on baguettes.
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@EYES WIDE SHUT: I agree completely with your travel protocol. Wendy's, McDonald's, and Burger King all have restaurants at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. They're all busy. I try not to be judgmental of others in any way - yet on this - I shake my head.
@LeenaM: And a good day to you. Thanks.
@Alun Lambert: You bet, Alun - served up with fresh berries or straight.
@Paco Díaz: Hey Paco, thanks.
@chrissy: I'm with the two of you and therefore almost never eat out on the weekends. Everyone in San Francisco eats breakfast out on the weekend and therefore all of the good places have a line.
@yz: Mama's has been around for more than four decades. Unfortunately, Mama passed away (I believe it was in the late seventies). Her daughter carried on the tradition and I believe still owns the place.
@Veronelle: Veronelle! - it is nice to hear from you. Thanks.
@Betty: Well,Betty - one silver lining you enjoy --- the odds of a 'white Christmas' in San Francisco are almost (literally) 1 in 10,000. I hope you are doing well.
@melodia: Melodia - thank you. You just gave me an idea. One of the current themes for JPG Magazine is 'Ant's Eye View'. I saw your comment and realized that a worm and an ant enjoy similar perspectives. So, I just posted this image on my page there - thanks to you!
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@Fliss: ENJOY !
@Les: Avoid the weekends or be there when they open the doors. Thanks for the visit.
@sherri: Sometimes - you just have to sacrifice.
@Francis: Happy Holidays back at you, Francis. Are you going away?
@Judy: If you're walking over from Brooksville, Florida - all of the way to San Francisco - I hope Santa brings you a nice pair of walking shoes.
@grant: You're on, Grant. Please pass the jam.
@Ted: That depends. The one in my very own kitchen works pretty well most of the time.
...and Merry Christmas, Ted.