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Published on February 27, 2007 at 5:07pm
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mailfresheats.
Amélie: 1754 Polk (at Washington), 292-6916, www.ameliesf.com. Nob Hill. Wine bar, small plates.
Bella Venezia: 3215 Mission (at Valencia), 642-4896. Mission. Italian.
Country Sky: 3321 Steiner St., between Chestnut and Lombard, 567-2888. Chinese, dim sum.
District: 216 Townsend (between 3rd and 4th), 896-2120. South of Market. Wine, California-Mediterranean.
Flying Pan Bistro: 680 Clay (at Kearny), 399-1938, www.flyingpanbistro.menuscan.com. Financial District. Chinese.
Gialina: 2842 Diamond (at Kern), 239-8500, www.gialina.com. Glen Park. Pizza, Italian.
Hayes and Kebab: 406 Hayes (at Gough), 861-2977. Hayes Valley. Mediterranean grill.
Mission Pie: 2901 Mission (at 25th St.), 282-4PIE (4743), www.pieranch.org. Mission. Bakery, cafe.
Piccino: 801 22nd St. at Tennessee, 824-4224, www.piccino.com. Potrero Hill. Pizza.
Presidio Social Club: Building 563 Ruger (near the Lombard Gate, Lombard at Lyon), 885-1888, www.presidiosocialclub.com. Presidio. American.
Underdog: 1634 Irving St. (at 17th Ave.), 665-8881. Inner Sunset. Organic sausages.
Two: 22 Hawthorne (at Howard), 777-9779, www.hawthornelane.com. South of Market. American.
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