Breakfast at the Ferry Building

This morning, I played a little hooky from the BlogHer conference to zip on down to the Ferry Building for breakfast. In fact, I was thinking about this on the way down there – if someone asked me for a breakfast spot recommendation, I would ask them what day they were planning to visit. Monday through Friday and Sunday, I would say, whatever, go to the restaurant in your hotel. IF, however, they planned a Saturday visit, I would suggest, nay, compel them to visit Primavera at the Ferry Building Farmer’s Market. The picture below, I think, should illustrate exactly why.

Crispy Potato Tacos
Crispy Potato Tacos
River Dog Farm German Butter Ball Crispy Potato Tacos, served with Early Girl Salsa Ranchera, sour cream and escabeche. The other option I seriously considered was House Made Chorizo with organic, local, scrambled eggs, served with refried beans, sour cream, guacamole, and salsa fresca, served over stone ground organic tortillas. I was basically set up to succeed. Awesome, awesome yumminess, started my day in the the absolutely best way.

After inhaling these well-named tacos, I cruised on over to the Healdsburg Bakery booth and absconded with a morning bun and jam pocket. Those were for snacking on later. And, I could not forget a little jaunt through Sur La Table (Kitchen Gadget Girl heaven!), before stopping at Boriana’s for a custard bombolini. That I ate on the way back to the conference….

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  1. Posted July 20, 2008 at 4:57 pm | Permalink

    You are SO right. I wish I had these in my face right now.

    BUMMER.

    Erica (Crummy Cupcake)s last blog post..SOME OF EACH

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