An update on the great dan tat hunt
I've visited said lead, and it checks out. In fact, the bakery in question is really nothing short of amazing; the dan tats they made are probably one of the best, if not the best, I've ever had. I was there for the dan tat, naturally, but the other customers there generally agreed that pretty much everything they make was awesome. Unfortunately word of it has spread, so when I was there, there was actually a line stretching out the door and down the sidewalk. The total wait was about 30 minutes, but it was worth it, for the chance to plug ones arteries with delicious steaming cholesterol-laden pastries.
In any case, if people are interested in seeing what I'm talking about, it's at:
37° 47' 46.75'' N, 122° 24' 24.26'' W.
...or if you want to be boring and use a street address, it's 1029 Grant Ave., San Francisco, CA. The place is called "Golden Gate Bakery".
In any case, if people are interested in seeing what I'm talking about, it's at:
37° 47' 46.75'' N, 122° 24' 24.26'' W.
...or if you want to be boring and use a street address, it's 1029 Grant Ave., San Francisco, CA. The place is called "Golden Gate Bakery".