Places to eat after a fishing trip......

Daly City area.....check out "MOONSTAR"
www.moonstarbuffet.com

383 Gellert Blvd. Daly City, CA 94015

 

Approved by Marv / Shicken and Mooch!!!

Avoid the sushi/sashimi.  Otherwise its aight.

I would say you are better of at KOME, Junipero Serra near century theater best buffet I have ever been,

Daly City area.....check out "MOONSTAR"
www.moonstarbuffet.com

383 Gellert Blvd. Daly City, CA 94015

 

Approved by Marv / Shicken and Mooch!!!

Mooch... how does Moonstar compare with the Hokkaido Buffet in San Mateo?
http://hokkaidobuffet.net/

Daly City area.....check out "MOONSTAR"
www.moonstarbuffet.com

383 Gellert Blvd. Daly City, CA 94015

 

Approved by Marv / Shicken and Mooch!!!

Mooch... how does Moonstar compare with the Hokkaido Buffet in San Mateo?
http://hokkaidobuffet.net/

I still think Hokkaido is the better place to go.

jack in the crack!

El Gran Taqueria was the spot to hit coming home from HMB. Haven't been there in a few years, but their hot sauce/salsa was what kept me coming back. Decent parking too.

If your path takes you through San Mateo after a day of fishing, try hitting Jack's Prime.  Good hamburgers and the y serve beer.  It is a new place opened a few months ago.  GF and I have been there a few times, good food and sweet potatoe fries are awesome.

Went there with Mike / Goutless Angler = Good stuff  ....kinda reminds me of Mels Diner in San Francisco

 www.jacksprime.com

Those of you coming from lake Berryesa try Parry's Market Pizzarea on the corner of American canyon rd and sonoma blvd(29)
Big slices for $3.50
My favorite is the meat combo for 4.25.  huge slice and filling
The guy running the place is Italian and sounds like one of the characters from the sopranos.   He's got good stuff

How about just a good old Double Double at In 'n Out.  I went to high school with Rich and Guy Snyder who's mom and dad started the company in Baldwin park (down South).  I'm not a fast food fan but In 'n Out is definitely s cut above the rest of the "burger joints".  Back in the late 60s, I worked at a drive-in dairy and used to trade the guys milk for burgers.  Both Guy and Richie died young and their mom, (Esther) died a few years back.  I wonder who's running the company today?  Whoever it is, has done a great job of keeping the tradition going.  When I first moved to Norcal, In 'n Out didn't exist up here.  I had to take a road trip just to get a good burger.  Thankfully, business has been good and they have expanded all over the state.  Nothing better than a great day of fishing finished with a great burger!

Martin

Sonoma Coast - Fort Ross
Whenever we come back form fishing or ab diving we love to stop at the marina in Bodega Bay and get their clam chowder at Spuds
Best around!!!

http://www.spudpointcrab.com/

Try there crab sandwichs...They are great.  Also try the Boathouse for thier fried oysters.

the grand daughter is now at the helm of In-N-Out, and shes keeping everything the same corporate wise, all family owned, no franchise, cameron

Phils Snack Shack in moss landing rolls the fatties! Breakfast burritos that is.

Any available barbecue pit with friends and their catches.... I'll bring the species and the rice.   

the fort ross store! making gorilla sized chile dogs!

sizzling tandoor. kick-ass indian food in jenner across the bridge on the river.

Dont know if this was alreadt mentioned.

If your heading through pacifica for any reason.(hittin the SMC) I would say itsa a must that you stop at Go-rilla BBQ right off of highway 1. Just got from there maybe 2 hours ago. n every lil scrap of meat i pull outta my teath is like a hidden treasure. lol. Thanx for turning me out Fishuncle. Good Eats. Good people.