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547 Lombard St

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15 Tuscany Alley

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1262-1272 Union St

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963 Greenwich St

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805-807 Columbus Ave

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20-26 Jansen St

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683-689 Fell St

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249 Duboce Ave

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1119 Webster St

717 Webster St

333 Haight St

216-218 Waller St

149-153 Buchanan St

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603 Tennessee St

1873-1877 Stockton St

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San Francisco Apartment-ites who are in the mood for some delicious, authentic Italian food right down the road from their apartment have reason to rejoice. Buca di Beppo is known around the nation for its delectable meals, cooked fresh and made from Italian recipes passed down from generation to generation, each honed to be the best it can be, and letting all of the customers reap the rewards of their efforts. From start to finish, Buca di Beppo is sure to give you one of the best meals San Francisco has to offer with plenty of fresh ingredients and delicious modern creation, mixed in with traditional Italian favorites, giving everyone something to cheer about. Of course, the most important item on any Italian food menu is the pasta, and that's where Buca di Beppo delivers in spades. They have your traditional fettuccine alfredo, spaghetti (with marinara, meat sauce, or meatballs), and ravioli, but they also carry so much more. Their Linguine Frutti di Mare is a sight to beyond, a feast for the eyes, nose and tongue, combining the finest lingunie straight from Italy, with the freshest shellfish, shrimp and calamari; you could also try their delicious Fettuccini Supremo, fettucine tossed with fresh chicken, brocolli and red peppers in their creamy alfredo sauce. If meat's more your speed, don't worry, they've still got you covered. They serve Chicken, Eggplant and Veal Parmigiana that's bar none, and is made with their own homemade marinara sauce. Other chicken dishes include Chicken Marsala, made with fresh mushrooms and the best Marsala wine, Lemon Thyme Chicken, marinated in garlic, thyme and red pepper, Chicken Saltimbocca, covered in prosciutto, sage, capers and artichoke hearts. They even have a Grilled Salmon with Pesto for fish fans, and Porchetta Rustica, pork loin topped with a wine sauce which contains vinegar, blueberries, hazelnuts and capers. If you're looking for something to finish off the meal, Buca di Beppo has a great selection of desserts to choose from. The dessert menu includes Tiramisu made with homemade lady fingers, chocolate visuvio, a dense caramel fudge brownie served with ice cream and chocolate Sambuca sauce, and even fresh gelatto. Can't choose which is best for you? Try their Dolce Platter, which gives you their chocolate cake, homemade cheesecake and tiramisu all on one plate. All the meal through, you're almost guaranteed to have a good time. From appetizers, to desserts, to tasty pasta and chicken dishes, Buca di Beppo gives apartment owners just what they need: good food, good environment without spending a fortune.
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