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I will try to be diplomatic with this response. San Bernardino is not a real top notch place. Stick with the major chains and stay safe.

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I would suggest that redlands, a neighboring town, would be a likely alternative. Any idea yet where you are staying? Again, being as diplomatic as possible, Redlands may be a good alternative. Even Riverside, which is a mere 15 miles west, has some better options.

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Thanks for the suggestions... San B. was a little rough... Riverside turned out to be a great option. We went to the Mission Inn one night - a little pricey but a great meal after way too much fast food...

" There's nothing cooler than a guy who does what we dream of doing, and then enjoys it as much as we dream we would enjoy it. " -- Scott Ostler on Tim Lincecum

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Misson Inn ... a bit pricey, yes, but a taste of Riverside history that is to be cherished. Glad you had a nice stay.