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Ramblas557 Valencia St.San Francisco, CA 94110 map cross street: between 16th & 17th district: Mission Tel. 415.565.0207 Website |
| About Ramblas Owned by the ThirstyBear people, Ron Silberstein and Ragnhild Lorentzen, Ramblas opened a few years ago to serve microbrews, decent Spanish tapas, pomegranate margaritas and cheap, fabulous wines, but they just started serving brunch. Before brunching at Ramblas, I would have recommended it more for its ambience, location, and bar offerings than for the menu. However, a recent brunch at Ramblas changed my mind. First, the daytime setting is incredibly pleasant. The dining room is sleek and peaceful, the staff and owners are friendly, flamenco music pipes in gently, and the Bloody Marys, flavored with dill, are only 3 smacks. The menu is varied and delicious, hitting the mark for the most part. Our table loved the Eggs Charles V ($9), a variation on the Benedict with jamon Serrano, spinach, lightly pimenton hollandaise, and fried onions: one of the best Benedicts of my life, no joke.
Hours Sunday: 11am - 3pm, brunch; 3pm - 10pm, dinnerMonday: 5pm - 10pm Tuesday: 5pm - 10pm Wednesday: 5pm - 10pm Thursday: 5pm - 11pm Friday: 5pm - 12am Saturday: 3pm - 12am |
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Editorial Review Ramblas Brunch, Tapas, and $3 Bloody Marys By Tracie Broom (01/21/2004)" I have a friend who refuses to make brunch plans. His staunch aversion to brunch is annoying, but he's right: long lines, noisy crowds and the interminable wait for a plate of prettied-up eggs will ruin a weekend day. But, what to do when Eggs Benedict calls, friends are in town and, well, you just have to go and get brunch somewhere? Especially in the Mission, it's hard to find serenity and a Bloody Mary that's less than 8 bucks. Enter Ramblas - that little tapas place on Valencia between 16th and 17th. " |
Editorial Review Ramblas A Laid-Back Meeting Place Opens in the Mission By Tracie Broom (01/21/2003)" You've probably noticed by now that Pintxos, that tapas place at Valencia and 16th, has been replaced with... surprise... another tapas place. This incarnation of small plate purveyorship is called Ramblas (after Barcelona's historic district), and its parentage is comprised of Ron Silberstein and Ragnhild Lorentzen of ThirstyBear Brewing Co., well respected by foodies and SOMA happy hour hordes alike for its hand-crafted beers and bistro-grade tapas menu. Ramblas looks to recreate ThirstyBear's elegant-casual beer-and-snacks appeal in a hip, modern space. " |
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