, Ten Fidy, Mama’s Little Yella Pils, all excellent (Gordon is my favorite). (3 replies, last updated by ted June 2, 2009)

A growler of Iron Hill Imperial Brown, Opa Opa IPA, Oskar Blues Ten Fidy... (7 replies, last updated by ClockworkOrange March 26, 2008)

Find the Oskar Blues brews. They aren’t just good beer; each of their brews — Dale’s Pale, Old Chub (a Scotch Ale), Gordon (a 2IPA) and Ten Fidy (an imperial stout) — are near the top of its class. (17 replies, last updated by Kenji August 20, 2008)

of doing PBR cans, I say buy any of the canned offerings made by Oskar Blues out of Colorado. They make a great pale ale named Dale’s and they have an imperial stout named Ten Fidy. If you want to do some trappist Belgian... (9 replies, last updated by Mission January 7, 2009)

They are a remarkable brewery. Dale’s is my favorite pale ale. Old Chub is my favorite Scotch Ale. Gordon is a very fine 2IPA. And I hear that the same brewery’s Ten Fidy is beautiful imperial stout; I can’t... (26 replies, last updated by Kenji May 11, 2008)

I just recently had a Ten Fidy, in a can. Don’t remeber who makes it, but WOW, what a strong beer, It is a porter I believe, real thick, real dark. It is definately not a session beer, but great nontheless (31 replies, last updated by tofuburrito June 25, 2008)

Catfish and buffalo shrimp are my Achilles heal. The CC weizenbock is fantastic. On tap last night I had Ten Fidy from Oskar Blues and sampled the Kriek.. Both were very nice. Chris always has a nice selection of brews ont ap. (15 replies, last updated by Dr.Jimbob July 20, 2007)

There’s some buzz here that Ten Fidy is going to show up in cans in a very-limited way. It’s been on tap/cask a few times at The Brick Store in Decatur, and folks always flock there for it. (19 replies, last updated by Loren3 January 15, 2008)

I’ll second Ming’s. I used to live at 32nd between Santiago/Rivera – I used to go to Ming’s about once a week. Having moved out of that area, I rarely get back there as it’s a haul for me now (live... (11 replies, last updated by jenwong March 24, 2007)

FYI for all of you FiDi dessert lovers — the Just Desserts in Embarcadero 3 has closed, apparently just in the last day or so. The sign on the door refers people looking for a bakery to Eppler’s in Embarcadero One. No... (14 replies, last updated by KathyR February 3, 2006)

I think we have a similar outlook on FB. Kearny may not be too much of a jaunt depending on where in the FiDi our visitor is... it’s close to TransAmerica for example. Anyway I’m willing to walk a ways for lunch (I bet... (28 replies, last updated by krystle920 March 9, 2007)

I lived one block from Gordon Biersch for over ten years. Other than a good view and ok beer I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. I’d rather go to Red’s Java House wich is less expensive and IMO better ... even... (41 replies, last updated by calvarez January 21, 2009)

I was in the mood to try somewhere new, and so, based in part on feedback (see link below) from the Hounds about a place in the Embarcadero or FiDi that was both somewhat casual and celebratory, hubby and I headed out to try the... (2 replies, last updated by susancsf June 10, 2005)

Please clarify not only price point, but intent. When you say prix fixe are you looking for a bargain three-four course set meal, or are you looking for a swank ten+ course tasting menu? (20 replies, last updated by boomer13 December 22, 2007)

Hello fellow chowhounds. I am looking for some good but inexpensive places to have lunch in the area near Sansome and Montgomery. The price range will be five to ten dollars per person. I’m open to all cuisines. Thanks for... (14 replies, last updated by rightstar March 9, 2007)