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Andrew Jaeger's House of Seafood & Jazz: 300 Columbus (at Broadway), 781-8222. North Beach. New Orleans Creole.
Bar Crudo: 603 Bush (at Stockton), 956-0396. Nob Hill. Raw seafood bar, crudo.
Café de la Presse: 352 Grant (at Bush), 398-2680, www.cafedelapresse.com. Downtown. French.
Citizen Thai & the Monkey Noodle Bar: 1268 Grant (at Vallejo), 364-0008, www.citizenthai.com. North Beach. Thai, Bangkok-style street food.
Coffee to the People: 1206 Masonic (at Haight), 626-2435, www.coffeetothepeople.com. Haight. Cafe.
de Young Cafe: 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden (at JFK), 750-2614, www.thinker.org. Richmond. Seasonal, local American.
Ono Hawaiian BBQ: 1501 Sloat (at Evergreen), 681-6388, www.onohawaiianbbq.com. Sunset. Hawaiian.
Oye! Managua: 3385 Mission (at 30th St.), 821-2702. Mission. Nicaraguan.
Range: 842 Valencia (at 20th St.), 282-8283. Mission. Seasonal American.
Scott Howard: 500 Jackson (at Columbus), 956-7040, www.scotthowardsf.com. North Beach. California-French.
Shiso: 3452 Mission (at Cortland), 642-1987. Mission. Chinese.
Supperclub: 657 Harrison (at Third St.), 348-0900, www.supperclubsf.com. South of Market. French-Italian fusion.
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