What a Wonderful World: Scoma's

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Scoma's

My parents came into town for a weekend (my mom stayed a week) But, while my dad was here he took us out to one of the best restaurants in the city and the best one I have literally been too. It's called Scoma's. It was really expensive, but it is really, really, good! They served amazing, fresh seafood. I was really excited because I was able to get a Shirley Temple - I haven't gotten one of those in a very long time. They are my favorite! After dinner we took a quick drive into Tiburon to enjoy the beautiful San Francisco view. Thank you to Matt & Annie for watching Kaitlyn for us so we could have a night out.

4 comments:

Trev and Shan said...: I love Shirley Temple's, too! They are the best!!; May 11, 2009 at 6:45 AM
Ryan the Man said...: I've been wanting to try that place. Thanks for the recommendation.; May 11, 2009 at 10:57 PM
Jenny said...: I love Scoma's! That place is amazing. Everytime I read your blog I get homesick! I need to come visit you and Ryan!; May 12, 2009 at 6:12 PM
Little Farmer Family said...: How fun!! It must have been so neat to have your parents visit!! They always seem to spoil in some way or another. :) OH, and shirley temples...it must have been since I was 10 since my last. The memories. :); May 20, 2009 at 9:05 AM

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