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Apollo Deli & Market: 501 Fell (at Laguna), 255-6870. Hayes Valley. Soup and sandwiches, Mediterranean food.
Beard Papa's: 99 Yerba Buena Ln. (at Mission, between Third and Fourth Sts.), 978-9972, www.muginohousa.com. South of Market. Japanese, cream puffs.
Brick: 1085 Sutter (at Larkin), 441-4232. Tenderloin. American.
Bong Su Restaurant & Lounge:311 Third St. (at Folsom), 536-5800, www.bongsu.com. South of Market. Vietnamese.
Cafe Grillades: 501 Hayes (at Octavia), 553-8500, www.cafegrillades.com. Hayes Valley. Mediterranean, crepes, North African halal (kosher).
Capannina: 1809 Union (at Octavia), 409-8001, www.capannina.us. Cow Hollow. Italian (Sicilian).
Coi: 373 Broadway (at Sansome), 393-9000, www.coirestaurant.com. Financial District. California-French.
La Ciccia: 291 30th St. (at Church), 550-8114, www.laciccia.com. Noe Valley. Italian (Sardinian).
La Joya Restaurant y Bar: 2080 Van Ness (at Pacific), 441-2822, www.lajoyasf.com. Russian Hill. Mexican.
Lombardo's Fine Foods: 1818 San Jose (at Colonial), 337-9741, www.lombardosfinefoods.com. Mission Terrace. Cafe, American.
Lotus Garden: 3452 Mission (at 30th St.), 642-1987. Mission. Chinese and Japanese food.
Myth Cafe: 490 Pacific (at Montgomery), 677-8986, ext. 22, www.mythsf.com. Financial District. Cafe, soups and sandwiches, desserts.
Nopa: 560 Divisadero (at Fell), 864-8643, www.nopasf.com. North of the Panhandle. California-Mediterranean.
O'Neill's Irish Pub: 747 Third St. (at King), 777-1177, www.tisoneills.com. South of Market. Traditional bar food.
Papalote: 1777 Fulton (at Masonic), 776-0106, www.papalote-sf.com. North of the Panhandle. Mexican.
Sebo: 517 Hayes (at Octavia), 864-2122. Hayes Valley. Contemporary Japanese and sushi.
Sundance Coffee: 2295 Third St. (at 20th St.), 503-1446, www.sundancecoffeesf.com. Dogpatch. Cafe, sandwiches, desserts.
Toad's: 1499 Valencia (at 26th St.), 648-TOAD (8623). Mission. Burgers, pub grub.
VinoRosso: 629 Cortland (at Anderson), 647-1268. Bernal Heights. Italian, wine shop.
Zig Zag Cafe: 476 Castro (at 18th St.), 863-2725. Castro. French crepes, pastries, panini.
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