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Published on January 22, 2008 at 1:07pm
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats.
Apollo: 1064 Divisadero (at Turk), Western Addition. Coffee, panini, and pastries.
Beach Street Grill: 380 Beach (at Taylor), 867-1711. Fisherman's Wharf. American comfort food.
Blue Muse: 370 Grove (at Franklin), 701-9888. Hayes Valley. French and Californian.
B*Star Bar: 127 Clement (at Second Ave.), 933-9900. Inner Richmond. Burmese/Californian.
Cafe Fillmore: 1552 Fillmore (at Geary), 921-9900. Fillmore. Coffee and burritos.
Coffee Bar: 1890 Bryant (at Florida), Potrero Hill. Coffee, salads, and sandwiches.
Conduit: 280 Valencia (at 14th St.), 552-2500. Mission. Modern Californian.
The Cravery: 829 Mission (at Fourth St.), 882-7300, www.thecraverysf.com. SOMA. Gourmet handheld pot pies.
Frontera Fresco: 170 O'Farrell (in Macy's Union Square), 296-4349, www.rickbayless.com/restaurants/fresco.html. Downtown. Mexican.
Garden Japanese and Sushi: 510 North Point (at Taylor), 771-1798. North Beach. Sushi.
Honu's Island Grinds and Bar: 1737 Buchanan (at Sutter), 673-4668. Japantown. Hawaiian barbecue and seafood.
Jubili: 1515 Fillmore (at Geary), 292-9955, www.jubili.com. Fillmore. Italian frozen yogurt and cereal bar.
Monk's Kettle: 3141 16th St. (at Valencia), 865-9523, www.monkskettle.com. Mission. Brewpub with artisanal food.
Namu: 439 Balboa (at Sixth Ave.), 386-8332, www.namubar.com. Inner Richmond. Japanese and Korean.
Pagan Restaurant: 3199 Clement (at 33rd Ave.), 751-2598. Outer Richmond. Thai and Burmese.
Pizza Orgasmica: 2 Embarcadero Center (at Clay), 834-9600, www.pizzaorgasmica.com. Financial District. Pizza.
Sage Cafe: 340 Grove (at Franklin), Hayes Valley. Sandwiches and salads.
Sangha: 678 Chenery (at Diamond), 333-0101. Glen Park. Japanese-Latin fusion.
Sweet Dish: 2144 Chestnut (at Pierce), 563-2144. Marina. Fancy candies from around the world.
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