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Dinner at Broken Record

Broken Record – San Francisco, CA | Images: Fuji X100
I’ve been coming to Broken Record for some time now and am never ever ever ever disappointed with the dining experience. I heard some good things about the food not long after they opened, but when we first visited the place, I was a little skeptical. From the outside it just looks like your typical bar, nestled in the middle of a neighborhood where you wouldn’t really expect to find fantastic food…uhhh…

Fuji X100 | 1/40 sec, f/2, ISO 1600
Cross through the bar, where they have whiskey on tap (yes, on tap), and you’re met with a cozy little dining area. Behind the counter, a tiny kitchen where two people crank out dish after dish. Trust me, when your crawfish grits, pulled pork sandwich, beef and bacon burger, or roasted beet salad hits the table, you’ll know this place is special.

Fuji X100 | 1/40 sec, f/2, ISO 2000
Above: cold asparagus with warm prawns and crab meat over a white truffle aioli. Below it a warm chocolate brownie with ice cream. Incredibly good stuff.

Fuji X100 | 1/20 sec, f/2, ISO 3200
The “Nachos Gringos,” pulled pork over waffle fries with a cheese sauce. We get this every time without fail. Oh, and on a photographic note, the Fuji X100′s image quality at high ISO blows me away!

Not bad for a little bar in the Crocker-Amazon area of SF! Don’t believe me? Take a look at the Yelp reviews. Yummmm…
The Broken Record
1166 Geneva Ave, San Francisco
www.brokenrecordsanfrancisco.com
Written by Jonathan
July 6, 2011 at 9:44 pm
Posted in Food, Photography, San Francisco
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