This Event:

        Wed     11/07  Black Angus, Sunnyvale

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        Wed     12/12  Banjara, Sunnyvale
        Wed     12/19  Fresh Choice, Sunnyvale
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        Wed     01/02/2002  Paradise Persian Cafe, Mt View
        Wed     01/09  El Paso Cafe, Mountain View
        Wed     01/16  Thai-Rific, Mt View
        Wed     01/23  Spoons, Sunnyvale
        Wed     01/30  Shebele, Campbell
        Wed     02/06  Pho Hoa, Mt View
        Wed     02/13  Man Bo Duck, Mt View

Chris Hull maintains a Kabuki web page at http://remarque.org/kabuki.

Time:

	Please arrive at 7:30pm; we generally order around 7:45pm.
	Arrivals after 8pm may need to find their own table.

Place:

Black Angus Restaurant
740 E. El Camino Real
Sunnyvale, CA 94087 
(408) 245-4501

http://www.stuartanderson.com/

Description:

Your basic sit-down steakhouse, with a decent but limited seafood 
menu as well.  The usual steak, prime rib, teriyaki chicken, and
the like.  Dependably good.  Not sublime like Sundance, but not
priced anything like Sundance either.  :-)

Not a meativore?  Caesar salad, potato skins, veggie of the day, fried
zucchini, mushroom skillet, baked potato, and deep-fried whole
sliced onion.  Vegetarians won't starve by any means, but they may not
feel fully enfranchised.  

KW has never been to Black Angus in Sunnyvale, as far as I know.
[Review by SRC]

Directions:

Freeway:  Oh, there's lots of ways to get there.  You could just
use one of those Internet map sites to figure out the best one
for you.  Black Angus is on El Camino between Wolfe and Fair Oaks.
You could take 101 to Wolfe and come up to El Camino and turn
right, but you'd need to loop around since it's on the other side
of the street.  Or you could take 280 to Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road,
follow it to El Camino and turn right, and you'd be on the correct
side of the street.  Or you could take 85 to the Sunnyvale El Camino
exit and go through a zillion lights until you pass Fair Oaks and
it'll be coming up on the correct side of the street but watch out
you don't turn into the big car dealership driveway by mistake.

Transit: It's that ol' 22 bus again! Takes you right there.  :-)
[Directions by SRC]