Absinthe describes its food as "American-influenced French and Northern Italian," which is maybe the least descriptive description we've ever heard. On closer inspection, the very lengthy menu is actually pretty out there, with dishes like fried duck egg and andouille sausage sandwich for brunch, red wine braised beef cheeks for dinner, and a whole lot of crazy drinks like the Galapagos 9--Pisco, Kaffir lime leaf muddled in pepper syrup, lemon-lime juice and a splash of grapefruit juice, served up with sunken brandied cherries.
Damn. Maybe "American-influenced French and Northern Italian," isn't so boring after all. We're putting Absinthe on the to-eat list for the next SF visit. Anyone been?
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· Absinthe [Official Site]
· Top Chef Travel coverage [Jaunted]
[Photo: Absinthe]

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