8323 Culebra Road Suite 106
San Antonio, TX 78251
Bexar County
Phone: (210) 521-6969
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by M. G. D. on It's been years since I was last in San Francisco, but when I do visit (every blue moon or so), I make it a point of having dinner at Mayes Oyster House. My best memory: The restaurant was closing as we were finishing dinner, but the Olympic Skating finals (Rosalind Summers?) was on TV. We sat in the bar with the waiters and watched. What can beat an experience like that? Oh, yeah. Lobster Thermidore. Yum. I don't recall any long waits even though I've dined at Mayes 5-6 times. The wait staff was always great, the food excellent, sense of history priceless.
by Kenny J. on I went here for Dine About Town recently to celebrate a friend moving up to SOMA from the peninsula. The menu was already pre-fixe, and we even got personalized printed menus for our group when we sat down. Unfortunately, our waitress (or waiter) completely over looked this, so we sat down, had drinks, and then our food never came. It was surprising that the next table which sat down next to us got there food before we did. So we asked her what's up and she completely forgot we were there for Dine About Town! We did get a free round of shots for the delay, so that was cool. But, we had called in advance when making the reservation because one friend in our group is allergic to gluten. They assured us it would be fine and he would have a special set of dishes prepared. Nope. We had to escalate to the chef and later one of the co-owners (?) stopped by. In the end, the food was alright, but very pricey for small portions. No one ever goes for the food though. The show was really fun and some of the girls were pretty convincing! I posted some pics on Flickr/Facebook and my friends who aren't from the Bay Area totally thought it was a strip club. lol!! It's an interesting, and uniquely SF, restaurant to go for a special occasion (there were quite a few birthday and bachelorette parties). Definitely go at least once if you live in the Bay Area, but prepared to spend lots of $$$, even during DAT.
by Josef Donelon on this theater, as many others in los angeles of course, is rich in history. the orpheum theater received its name from a franchise of theaters across the country starting in the mid 1920's specialized in vaudeville performances. all manner of acts including musicians, dancers, comedians, trained animals, magicians, impersonators, acrobats, one-act plays, even scenes from plays, athletes, lecturing celebrities, minstrels, and short movies featured at the orpheum during its first years later on featuring bigger acts including the marx brothers and judy garland. when you visit this beautiful theater you can't helpt but think of times past when the place played host to such great artists as ella fitzgerald and duke ellington and visualize them playing, filling the beaux style design of the place with their amazing sounds, or the many vaudeville acts adding their phantasmagorical imprint to an already visually haunting and beautiful place. i just recently visited the orpheum to watch a performance of the english electronica duo, goldfrapp and while multimedia technology has advanced much since they heydays of vaudeville, the feeling that you're part of the continuing history of such a beautiful venue is worth ten times the price of the performance itself. the venue, with its awesome acoustics, well placed stage and excellent sound system continues on its historic tradition of being an awesome entertainment venue.
