Best Inexpensive-Good For Groups-in NORTH BEACH
hi all
coming to SF next month just for the weekend for the nike marathon and would like to end the weekend with a big group dinner in north beach BUT i think i will be pretty tapped out after chowing big time fri & sat.
where could we go in north beach for not too much $$ and good for groups?
doesnt have to be killer, more about seeing my friends after a year and saying goodbye again.
thanks
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I'll second (or third) Capp's Corner. We're not talking gourmet fare here, but they serve a nice dinner at a very reasonable price ($17 if I remember, less if you order pasta as your main course). I have a North Beach buddy who is alergic to "yuppie" restaurants (he flipped out when I subjected him to Antica, which I love), and we often end up having our occasional dinners at Capp's. The minestrone is fabulous, it's almost worth going there for that alone. The salad is kind of "old world Italian" but servicable. Lots of choices for main courses, and while it's basic, I've never had anything that's bad.
You mentioned you're looking for a place for a large group, and that's bill that Capp's fits. They have big long tables, and I've seen lots of large groups there. It's a ncie old world atmosphere, not usually very crowded, and your friends might be able to hear each other talk. I think it's perfect for your needs.
--Richard
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I once saw a huge group at Michaelangelo's Cafe even though it's a small place. The just pushed all the center tables together -- pretty good place, not the greatest, but enjoyable. also not as expensive as most other places.
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re: poulet_roti
Here's a link to my post and pic of the pappardelle toscana at Firenze by Night.
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/...
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Kennedy's Irish Pub & Curry House is huge, cheap, easy place for big groups. More of a bar than a restaurant. Some of the food's OK and some's bad, unfortunately my post on that seems to have gotten lost. Basically I'd say avoid the dosas and other southern Indian stuff as the cooks don't know how to make it.


