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Published on November 21, 2006 at 4:58pm
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mailfresheats.
The Alembic: 1725 Haight (between Cole and Shrader), 666-0822, www.alembicbar.com. Upper Haight. American.
Byblos: 270 Columbus (at Broadway), 364-0082. North Beach. Middle Eastern.
Circa: 2001 Chestnut (at Fillmore), 351-0175, www.circasf.com. Marina. Modern interpretations of classic dishes.
California Golden Chicken:1001 South Van Ness (at 21st St.), 647-1927. Mission. Salvadorean.
Duboce Park Cafe: 2 Duboce (at Sanchez), 621-1108. Duboce Triangle. Soups, salads, sandwiches.
Eureka Restaurant & Lounge: 4063 18th St. (at Hartford), 431-6000. Castro. American.
Hue L'amour: 2080 Van Ness (at Pacific), 567-1700, www.huelamour.com. Nob Hill. Vietnamese.
Kara's Cupcakes: 3249 Scott (at Chestnut), 563-CAKE (2253), www.karascupcakes.com. Marina. Cupcakes.
Lark Creek Steak: 845 Market (at Fifth St.), Suite 402, 593-4100, www.larkcreek.com. South of Market. Chophouse, seafood.
Little Star Pizza: 400 Valencia (at 15th St.), 551-7827, www.littlestarpizza.com. Mission. Pizza.
The New Spot: 632 20th St. (at Third St.), 558-0556. Dogpatch. Mexican and Salvadorean.
Perbacco: 230 California (between Battery & Front), 955-0663, www.perbaccosf.com. Downtown. Northern Italian, French.
Pescheria: 1708 Church (at 29th St.), 647-3200. Noe Valley. Italian, seafood.
Roadside BBQ: 3751 Geary (at Second Ave.), 221-7427. Inner Richmond. Barbecue.
Salt House: 545 Mission (at Second St.), 543-8900, www.salthousesf.com. South of Market. American.
Slide: 430 Mason (at Geary), 921-1916, www.slidesf.com. Downtown. American, speakeasy.
Straits: 845 Market (at Fifth St.), Suite 597, 668-1783, www.straitsrestaurants.com. South of Market. Singaporean.
Sutra: 100 Brannan (at Embarcadero), 593-5900. South of Market. Pan-Asian.
Zazil: 845 Market (at Fifth St.), Suite 400, 495-6379, www.zazilrestaurant.com. South of Market. Mexican, seafood.
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