At a neighboring location near the current Bobo’s Steakhouse Restaurant, there will be a second restaurant to accommodate the overflow from the original.

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) October 31, 2013

Bobo’s Lounge tapas menu will include smaller dishes like crab cakes, lasagna and mac-and-cheese, all with a twist. The new location comes with a Type 47 liquor license inside a 50 foot space. Owners hope that opening up a lounge-style space can allow for patrons to drink or dine comfortably depending on the type of experience they are looking for.

The new lounge will be located almost directly next door to Bobo’s Steakhouse (across the motel parking lot). They are currently hoping to open this summer. Bobo’s hopes their guests will enjoy having a new, unique dining option right next door to their favorite steakhouse.

Visit Bobo’s Steakhouse’s website at http://www.boboquivaris.com for a full menu, details about their steak and seafood, as well as an online option to make reservations.

About the Company:
Conveniently located along Lombard Street in San Francisco's Marina District, Bobo's serves up a stylish twist on the traditional steakhouse. Bobo's talented Chef, Andrea Froncillo, has crafted an intriguing menu featuring Asian-Italian fusion, comfort food and, of course, steak and crab. The Steak and Crab House is the perfect place to enjoy an evening out with loved ones, new and old. Visit their website to browse the menu and make reservations.

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