Anyone know of bars or restaurants in SF with a big selection of amari comparable to the dozen or so on offer at Dopo? The most common ones around here are Fernet Branca and Cynar. Others I’ve seen around include Abano,... (2 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston September 24, 2009)

Joe and I went to Cal’s (used to be called Calamari’s) last night. I did an extensive writeup with pics on my blog, but I’ll put a little here. The menu was nice, and it was innovative for West Springfield, but... (0 replies, last updated by puppymomma June 23, 2007)

Would love any tips on a great place for breakfast with views on the GG bridge. We plan on stopping there on our way out to Sonoma next Friday. (2 replies, last updated by Maya July 27, 2006)

I am desperate to find the recipe from Bruculinu, America by Vicent Schiavelli for Baked Macaroni!!! I used to have the book, but can’t find it anywhere in my house! I have searched the internet and no luck. Its such a... (1 reply, last updated by maisonbistro July 22, 2008)

Mt Carmel Wines on E 187St/Arthur Ave, Bronx, has it in its very large selection of amari. Call them—it may not be on their website. For some reason think Astor might, too. (2 replies, last updated by foodie317 July 22, 2009)

My boyfriend recently moved to northbeach and I would love to find out some good restaurants in the area. Since I’ll be visiting a lot from NYC, would love to find a great little italian restaurant and also a sushi... (14 replies, last updated by amarie December 1, 2006)

vendors have to offer. I might be staying at Amari in front of Pantip Mall. How do I get to those interesting food stalls from here? Thanks in advance for whatever info anyone has to offer. (5 replies, last updated by justintime May 5, 2009)

I’ve never eaten a meal in the airport (i.e. inside the security gates), but if you have enough time to exit and reenter, the Amari Airport Hotel has a decent restaurant and cafe. The restaurant closest to the lobby has... (5 replies, last updated by ruby March 2, 2006)

I will be at the aiport hotel...Amari or something like that?? Really don’t like the idea of hotel room service... =) (5 replies, last updated by foodfirst September 9, 2005)

In Chiang Mai I always recommend Huen Penh on Ratchamanka Rd or Hong Tauw Inn — it’s just northwest of the city on Nimmanheiman Rd (across from the Amari Hotel). if you do a search on this board you’ll find... (3 replies, last updated by jwobkk January 12, 2007)

be satisfied with one of the options in San Diego, but I don’t know if I could recommend one over the others. Celadon is usually okay, and Amari Thai isn’t bad. I might try Karinya or Thai Village if you are down by the... (1 reply, last updated by Joseph September 27, 2006)

. Others have recommended Amaris in Sandwich but I find it very inconsistant and generally rather lousy. All replies are appreciated. (2 replies, last updated by tess April 25, 2006)

Anyone know where to get some good sfogliatelle without traveling to the outer boroughs? I’m only in town for a quick weekend and would like to get my fill, if at all possible without traveling too far. Thanks in advance! (6 replies, last updated by Katie February 23, 2005)

Try Amari's on Rt6A over by Sandy Neck – Italian. (2 replies, last updated by TLC October 27, 2004)

it’s a fast 15 minutes, in the middle of the day. Ask to be dropped off at the Amari Airport hotel. The food there is actually very good (restaurant and coffee shop). Make it known to yr waiter that you want it Thai-style,... (4 replies, last updated by The Rogue August 24, 2004)