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Dining companion: Richie Nakano, former Hapa Ramen chef What they ate: Beer, the Presidential Platter (brisket, smoked chicken, jalapeño & cheddar hot link sausage, pork shoulder, pork spare ribs, cole slaw, posole, baked beans, potato salad, french fries, frankaroni, spicy fries, chicharrones) In his words: "Life is suddenly very, very good." 2 Swan Oyster Depot What he ate: Crab back (“It’s like unicorn juice.”), crab leg in Louie sauce, oysters, draft beer In his words: "I'm fully aware of the fact that's it's like every show you've ever done in San Francisco, you come to the Swan Oyster Depot. True love cannot be denied … [It's] a touchstone in my worldwide wanderings. If I read about myself dying at this counter, I'd say to myself, 'That was one lucky guy.'" Dining companion: Kurt Osiander, Brazilian jiu-jitsu instructor What they ate: Tasting menu In his words: "Top of the fine dining world." 4 Sinbad's Pier2 Restaurant Dining companion: John Birdsall, James Beard award-winning writer

What they ate: Beer In his words: Bourdain let Birdsall describe Sinbad's, of which he said, "I tell anyone to come and meet me here, my friends, and they sort of laugh at me. But it's this thing that doesn't really exist in San Francisco anymore. It's not self-consciously divey. It has this kind of faded glamour. It's kind of worn out; it smells kind of sour." Dining companion: Sean Wilsey, author of "Oh the Glory of It All" What they ate: Mai Tai Wave, BBQ spare ribs, egg roll In his words: "One of the last of its kind, started in Oakland. One of a wave of tiki-themed-Polynesian-fantasies restaurants, bars and nightclubs that for a time spread around America. Not many places left that do this; very few do it without irony." 6 Juhu Beach Club What they ate: Bhel salad, manchurian cauliflower, chili paneer, methi chicken leg, lamb kofta, Linden Street Burning Oak black lager [Editor's note: Juhu Beach Club is offering these dishes as a tasting menu for two (minus the beer) through the end of the year for $70.]