That would be a great place for the Bay Area Chili-Heads to meet up, or something... Micah -----Original Message----- From: Joan Sullivan R.Ph. [mailto:Joan@adobedrug.com] Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2036 11:59 PM To: Ron Levi; Shantihhh@aol.com Cc: chile-heads@globalgarden.com Subject: Re: [CH] What's a Bayarea Chilehead to do? Tommy's Mexican Restaurant on Geary & around 24th Avenue (No, not Tommy's Joint @ Geary & VanNess). Open since 1965. Standard Mexican fare along with Yucatecan specialties. Absolutely the best Margaritas north of the border (except my house) made with fresh lime & house-made Controy, & an extensive selection of premium tequilas. Great red & green salsas served standard with meal, but when you ask for it you can get fresh salsa de habanero (roasted chile, lime juice, salt, little grated carrot) or even a whole, roasted hab in a little dish!! Family run joint...Tommy, mama @ the register, son's in bar & kitchen, new grandbaby being shown off. Oh, also habanero infused tequila. Joan > > > Shantihhh@aol.com wrote: >> >> >> As to restaurants all I can suggest is head to Thai and Indian. We usually >> cook at home as they just don't usually get it when you say spicy, as in HOT >> with Chiles. >> >> There is a barbecue group over there that is quite passable. There's one on >> El Camino in Sunnyvale......geez can't remember the name. >> > > I found a place in Santa Clara called Cluck U Chicken Co. They have buffalo > wings on a heat scale that goes to "Global Thermo Nuclear". The milder ones > tasted better, I suspect a gallon jug of Dave's in the neighbourhood. > -- > Best Regards, > > Ron Levi > Member > Innuendo Enterprises LLC > www.infodyn.com/innuendo > __________________________________________________________________ > Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Webmail account today at > http://webmail.netscape.com/ >