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A weekly listing of new restaurants around town
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Published on October 11, 2006
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot,e-mail fresheats.
Aura: 803 Cortland (at Ellsworth), 824-2674. Bernal Heights. French-Vietnamese.
Barracuda Sushi: 2251 Market (at Sanchez), 558-8567, www.barracudasushi.com. Castro. Japanese, sushi, fusion.
Club J2: 1123 Folsom (at Seventh St.), 864-1222. South of Market. Small plates.
Fierro en Guerra: 1550 California (at Polk), 345-8741, www.fierroenguerra.com. Nob Hill. Salad, panini, cafe.
Holy Grill: 659 Townsend (at Eighth St.), 431-HOLY (4659), www.holygrillsf.com. South of Market. Burgers, diner food.
Morty's Delicatessen: 280 Golden Gate (at Hyde), 567-3354, www.mortysdeli.com. Civic Center. Delicatessen.
Petite Patisserie: 1415 18th St. (at Connecticut), 794-0319, www.petitepatisserie.com. Potrero Hill. Bakery.
Poleng Lounge: 1751 Fulton (between Central & Masonic), 441-1751, www.polenglounge.com. Western Addition. Pan-Asian, tea.
Sanmi: 3226 Geary (at Spruce), 668-7711. Laurel Heights. Japanese, sushi.
Spanish Fly: 3300 Geary (at Parker), 668-6934. Laurel Heights. Spanish, tapas.
Toast: 1748 Church (at Day), 282-4328, www.toasteatery.com. Noe Valley. American.
Yield Wine Bar: 2490 Third St. (at 22nd St.), 401-8984, www.yieldsf.com. Dogpatch. Wine bar, cheese plates.
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