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Psychiatric News   |   February 20, 2009 
Volume 44 Number 4 page 25-25
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Food critics have long sung the praises of San Francisco's restaurants. With so many cuisines, price points, and ambiances from which to choose, a local psychiatrist offers a plateful of budget-friendly suggestions.
While I cannot claim to be an expert on San Francisco's diverse restaurant scene, after two decades of living in this city that takes great pride in the quality and innovation of its dining establishments, I can certainly share some of my favorites with you. Here are a handful that I suggest you sample:
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Scoma's

Pier 47 at Al Scoma Way, (800) 644-5852, www.scomas.com
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The Slanted Door

1 Ferry Building #3, (415) 861-8032, www.slanteddoor.com
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Ferry Building Marketplace

Embarcadero at foot of Market Street, (415) 983-8000, www.ferrybuildingmarketplace.com
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Caffe Greco

423 Columbus Avenue, (415) 397-6261, www.caffegreco.com
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Caffe Trieste

601 Vallejo Street, (415) 392-6739, www.caffetrieste.com
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Ebisu

1283 Ninth Avenue, (415) 566-1770, www.ebisusushi.com
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Hotei

1290 Ninth Avenue, (415) 753-6045, www.hoteisf.com
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Squat and Gobble Cafe and Crepery

Five locations throughout the city, www.squatandgobble.com
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Vesuvio's

255 Columbus Avenue, (415) 362-3370, www.vesuvio.com

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