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Slanted Door - San Francisco

The amazing thing about Slanted Door is how popular it is on a random Tuesday night.  We couldn't get over how many people were there.  Trish, Molly, and Jeannie and I decided a few months ago when we had dinner in the city that we would not make the trip again without a reservation at a restaurant that makes it worth it.  We started brainstorming the San Francisco restaurants that we wanted to try or revisit and the first on our list was Slanted Door in the Ferry Building.  SUPER good eats but even better company.  I absolutely love these "girls" nights filled with yummy food, all of life's details, and Trish's inappropriate humor that has us all rolling!!

I didn't think I liked spare ribs but Trish convinced me to try them and they were awesome!

Trish had these last time and insisted on ordering them.  The crispy shallots made the dish.



The waitress spilled water on my phone so I got complementary Cotton Candy.  So fun!!

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  1. Looks yummy but I want to hear more about Trish's inappropriate humor. :P lol!!!

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  2. When you're chatting, do you say amazing, complimentary things about your moms?

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