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A weekly listing of new restaurants around town
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town
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Published on January 09, 2007 at 10:43pm
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mailfresheats.
B Restaurant & Bar: 720 Howard (between Third and Fourth sts.), in Yerba Buena Gardens, 495-9800. South of Market. California cuisine.
Biondivino: 1415 Green (at Polk), 673-2320, www.biondivino.com. Russian Hill. Italian wine, gourmet grocery.
Bi-Rite Creamery & Bakeshop: 3692 18th St. (at Dolores), 626-5600, www.biritecreamery.com. Mission. Ice cream and other desserts.
Café Venue: 67 Fifth Street (at Jessie), 546-1144, www.cafevenue.com. South of Market. Cafe, brunch, sandwiches.
Holy Gelato!: 1392 Ninth Ave. (at Judah), 681-3061, www.holygelato.com. Inner Sunset. Dessert, cafe.
La Terrasse: 215 Lincoln (at Anza), the Presidio, 922-DINE (3463), www.laterrassepresidio.com. Presidio. French brasserie.
Mercury Appetizer Bar: 1434 Lombard (at Van Ness), 922-1434, www.mercurysf.com, Marina. Asian small plates.
Namu: 439 Balboa (at Sixth Ave.), 386-8332, www.namubar.com. Inner Richmond. Fusion.
Pres a Vi: One Letterman (near Chestnut and Lyon), 409-3000, www.presavi.com. Presidio. International, wine bar.
Sugarlump Coffee Lounge: 2862 24th St. (at Bryant), 826-5867, www.sugarlumpcoffeelounge.com. Mission. Cafe, pastries, savory pies.
Umami: 2909 Webster (at Union), 346-3431, www.umamisf.com. Cow Hollow. Asian street food.
Weird Fish: 2193 Mission (at 18th St.), 863-4744. Mission. Seafood.
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