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Never Never Outerlands

03.16.2009

Submitted by hsnavely on Sun, 03/15/2009 - 11:34pm.
The Bite:
Want a meal that'll last you straight on 'til morning? Grown-up food outpost Outerlands Café will Hook you. This Ocean Beach spot serves up a changing-daily dinner menu using seasonal-organic-local ingredients like Dirty Girl beets, Heirloom Organics greens, and Range Brothers bacon, creating pure deliciousness like its bomb potato leek soup. Its new Sunday-only brunch offerings: Dutch pancakes topped with citrus fruit compote will def do it for you, especially paired with a French press of Outer Sunset's Trouble Coffee. The place is built almost entirely from recycled materials - wood-paneled walls made from former fences scavenged on Craigslist and chairs made outta scrap wood from old Marin county barns. Fly.
Wanna Try: 
Outerlands Café, 4001 Judah St. Map It (415-661-6140). Yukon Gold Potato Leek Soup, $6; Dutch Pancakes, $8; French press, $5.

 

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Never Never Land is a real place; it was first recorded in the late 19th century, describing the uninhabited regions of Australia.

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If 10,000 SF Biters eat just one bowl of soup prepared with local ingredients rather than one made from imported produce, we'll save enough diesel to fill about three bathtubs. 

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ahert  on November 12, 2009 at 10:06 AM 1
The place is built almost entirely from recycled materials - wood-paneled walls made from former fences scavenged on Craigslist and chairs made outta scrap wood from old Marin county barns. adventure games games

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