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A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats.
Bar Johnny: 2209 Polk (at Vallejo), 268-0140. Marina. Small plates and cocktails.
Bar Jules: 609 Hayes (at Laguna), 621-5482. Hayes Valley. Sustainable/organic and Californian.
Basso's: 3782 24th St. (at Church), 285-3212. Noe Valley. Pizza, pasta, organic meats.
Bender's Bar: 806 South Van Ness (at 19th St.), 824-1800, www.bendersbar.com. Mission. Thai.
Blue Barn Gourmet: 2105 Chestnut (at Steiner), 441-3232, www.bluebarngourmet.com. Marina. Gourmet sandwiches and salads.
Bong Su: 311 Third St. (at Folsom), 536-5800, www.bongsu.com. SOMA. Vietnamese fusion.
Cafe Castro: 4230 18th St. (at Collingwood), 861-3880. Castro. Sandwiches and salads.
Catch Isle: 865 Market (in the Westfield Shopping Centre, bottom floor), 882-1699, www.catchisle.com. Downtown. Seafood and oysters.
Cava22: 3239 22nd St. (at Mission), 642-7224. Mission. Tapas.
Cellar360: Woolen Mill Building at Ghirardelli Sq., 900 Northpoint, Suite F301, 440-0772, www.cellar360.com. Fisherman's Wharf. Wine tastings and tapas.
Eguna Basque: 657 Powell (at Green), 362-2141, www.ilunabasque.com. North Beach. Crepes, sandwiches, and salads.
Frisée: 2367 Market (at 16th St.), 558-1616, www.friseerestaurant.com. Castro. Organic and Californian.
K's Kitchen: 757 Monterey (at Gennessee), 333-8500, www.kskitchensf.com. Glen Park. Sushi and Japanese.
Mecca SF: 2029 Market (at Dolores), 621-7000, www.sfmecca.com. Castro. Californian.
Mood Thai Sushi & More: 418 Beach (at Taylor), 922-6663. Fisherman's Wharf. Thai and Japanese small plates.
Moose's: 1652 Stockton (at Filbert), 989-7800, www.mooses.com. North Beach. Californian.
O Izakaya Lounge: Hotel Kabuki, 1625 Post (at Laguna), 614-5431. Japantown. Japanese and Californian small plates.
Olea: 1494 California (at Larkin), 202-8521. Nob Hill. Organic Californian and Mediterranean.
O'Neill's: 900 North Point (at Larkin), 771-8560, www.tisoneills.com. Marina. Pub food.
Pacific Catch: 1200 Ninth Ave. (at Lincoln), 504-6905, www.pacificcatch.com. Inner Sunset. Seafood and sushi.
Pot de Pho: 3300 Geary (at Parker), 668-0826. Inner Richmond. Pho and Vietnamese.
SoCha: 3235 Mission (at Valencia), 643-6848, www.sochacafe.com. Mission. Sandwiches and pastries.
South: 330 Townsend (at Fourth St.), 974-5599, www.southfwb.com. SOMA. Australian and New Zealand cuisine.
SPQR: 1911 Fillmore (at Wilmot), 771-7779, www.spqrsf.com. Fillmore. Italian.
Sultan: 340 O'Farrell (at Mason), 775-1709. Tenderloin. Indian.
Tasty at Jack's: 2545 24th St. (at San Bruno), 641-5371, www.tastyatjacks.wordpress.com. Mission. Southern and Cajun.
La Trappe: 800 Greenwich (at Columbus), www.latrappesf.com. North Beach. Belgian.
Tuk Tuk Thai Two: 659 Union (at Columbus), 445-7839. North Beach. Thai and noodles.
Urban Bread: 3901 18th St. (at Sanchez), 552-8378. Castro. Sandwiches and pastries.
Yoshi's: 1330 Fillmore (at Eddy), 655-5600. Fillmore. Sushi and Japanese.
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