Gonna be staying in Burlingame, at the Sheraton Gateway Hotel @ SF Intnl. Airport. In town for my sisters Masters Degree graduation and we want to find a nice restaurant nearby the hotel for dinner. Anyone have suggestions?
The hotel is at 600 Airport Blvd in Burlingame...
I know I could Google restaurants in the area but I am hoping to get first hand recommendations...

Thanx for any help you BASKers can give!

I know a couple Filipino restaurants....but not sure how you and your family are about trying new foods.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/patio-filipino-san-bruno
http://www.yelp.com/biz/kuyas-asian-cuisine-san-bruno
I've been to both and they're both good but if I had to pick one, I'd probably go with Patio.

Ryan,

there are a ton of great restaurants nearby....

http://www.smalltown.com/burlingame/htm ... tegory=150

My first choice would probably be Kincaids. Right on the water, very near your hotel and the food is excellent.

http://www.kincaids.com/

Broadway Grill to get your Prime Rib on....

Sakae Sushi is one of the best in the Bay Area, but pretty small

Kuleto's for italian food. Nice, but a bit pricey

Il Fornaio for italian. see Kuleto's

Awesome. Thanx guys. I really appreciate your help.

If you like Indian food, Roti Indian Bistro is a really good restaurant in the heart of downtown Burlingame (they also have a location in SF)

Here is their website
http://www.rotibistro.com/

You can see their menu here
http://www.rotibistro.com/menu/
*Their Lamb Korma curry is super yummy, and their Keema Naan bread is not to be missed

and map here
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=n ... burlingame

If you are hankering for some authentic Dim Sum, then Fook Yuen in Millbrae is a MUST! Forget all the dim sum joints in Chinatown, they cater to the tourist, and most of the stuff they serve you is frozen from pre-packaged stuff they buy at the factories.

Fook Yuen
http://maps.google.com/maps?sourceid=na ... 5093586963

You can call ahead for a "number". On Saturdays they are SUPER packed with lines waiting out the door. If you get a number ahead of time, call in and tell them your estimated time of arrival. The food is delish (if you aren't hard-core, avoid the chicken feet ). It's worth braving the crowds for.
*If you go on a week day for dim sum, it is MUCH more civilized. Best hours for dim sum are 11:30am thru 1:30 pm. After 1:30, the selection might not be as good, as the kitchen starts winding down on production.

Good luck!

The one and only:

http://www.sushisams.com/

Sushi Sams!!! Best hand rolls in town!