Having returned the bikes, we walked along the waterfront area, overrun with tourists, live musicians, panhandlers, food vendors and more... it was hopping for a Wednesday night!
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| Unsafe area? That's my favorite kind of area!!! |
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| Scoma's had a great logo... on EVERYTHING. |
Arriving at Scoma's, we settled in for what was sure to be a fantastic dinner. We each ordered a cold Anchor Steam (which tasted unbelievably good!), and had oysters; I ordered a butternut squash soup with Dungeness crab, toasted pumpkin seeds and creme fraiche that now haunts my dreams and the seared ahi tuna with garlic mashed potatoes and steamed veggies. I also traded Dave some of my tuna for his hunk o' sourdough garlic bread—YUM!)
All in all, a fun travel day. I hadn't visited the city in nearly 18 years, so I had forgotten how charming and wonderful it is. This was only the beginning of a great trip.
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