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RN74 in San Francisco is getting a lot of buzz for its wine list, but
early reports on the cooking are extremely positive. The chef? Former
poster Jason Berthold (JayBert41). Nice guy, I wish him luck!

http://michaelmina.net/rn74/

no affiliation, just know Jason slightly

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DaleW wrote:
> RN74 in San Francisco is getting a lot of buzz for its wine list, but
> early reports on the cooking are extremely positive. The chef? Former
> poster Jason Berthold (JayBert41). Nice guy, I wish him luck!
>
> http://michaelmina.net/rn74/
>
> no affiliation, just know Jason slightly

Cool! That's good to know. I wonder if he'll offer an AFW discount? ;-)

Mark Lipton

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>> RN74 in San Francisco

I _like_ that name ...

Cheers

Nils

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Nils Gustaf Lindgren wrote:
>>> RN74 in San Francisco
>
> I _like_ that name ...
>

Your comment prompted me to do some serious Googling for insight, Nils.
I've probably driven the RN 74 but had no memory of the name. Good call.

Mark Lipton

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It is my favorite roadname next to the N7, which no longer bears that name.
To me, N7 has a sort of Route 66 quality to it. I remember back in 2001, we
were driving from Beaune to Parc de Morvan, and I suddenly realised we were
on the N7 - that, had we continued straight on, sooner or later, we would
see the Mediterranean ... N83 is also cool.

Cheers

Nils

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> <picky>Though on maps it shows as N7, it is actually officially the RN7.
> </picky>
>
> It continues in Italy as SS1 "via Aurelia" all the way to Rome.

Thank you, oh master. Arigato sensei.

I feel the theme of a new thread coming up ... fee fie fo fum ... yes ...

Cheers

Nils