Who's got the best food for takeout from San Rafael down to Corte Madera?

c oliver · Jul 30, 2014 21:21:42 UTC

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c oliver | Jul 30, 201409:21 PM 19

This will be our last dinner with our daughter and her family (baby is almost six weeks old). I'm wanting to keep it simple and just do takeout. From a small query, it sounds like Chinese or pizza would be their preference. We can pick it up coming in from Sonoma or go out and get it once we're ready to eat. I would strongly prefer Chinese but am open. And it looks like there's load of good stuff in San Rafael. Any recs would be really appreciate. TIA.

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