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Aroma Tea: 1806 Polk (at Jackson), www.aromateashop.com. Russian Hill. Tea bar.
Asuka Ramen: 883 Bush (at Taylor), 567-3153. Union Square. Noodles.
Baked: 415 18th St. (at Missouri), 826-9455. Potrero Hill. Coffee and pastries.
Bellissimo Pizza: 920 Sutter (at Hyde), 885-4445. Nob Hill. Pizza.
Bonbon Patisserie: 308 Kearny (at Bush), 956-5005, www.bonbonsf.com. Financial District. Sandwiches, French pizza, and baked goods.
Chili Lemon Garlic: 518 Bryant (at Third St.), 826-8199. SOMA. Thai.
Cilantro: 1035 Geary (at Polk), 931-6065. Tenderloin. Mexican grill and seafood.
Clock Bar: 335 Powell (at Geary, in the Westin St. Francis Hotel), 354-2735, www.michaelmina.net/clockbar. Union Square. Cocktails and small plates.
Coco-Luxe: 1673 Haight (at Cole), www.coco-luxe.com. Haight. Artisan chocolate and coffee.
Dynamo Donuts: 2760 24th St. (at York), 920-1978. Mission.Gourmet coffee and doughnuts.
The Grove Cafe: 2250 Chestnut (at Avila), 474-4843. Marina. Sandwiches and salads.
Jasmine Garden: 708 14th St. (at Church), 861-2682. Castro. Vietnamese.
King Wonton and Noodles: 1936 Irving (at 20th Ave.), 682-9813. Outer Sunset. Chinese.
Mission Pie: 2901 Mission (at 25th St.), 282-4PIE, www.missionpie.com. Mission. Pies.
Pho Ha Tien 2: 937 Howard (at Fifth St.), 882-7188. SOMA. Vietnamese.
Swirl Culture: 1400 Grant (at Green), 397-9475, www.swirlculture.com. North Beach. Frozen yogurt.
Toast Eatery: 3991 24th St. (at Noe), 642-6328, www.toasteatery.com. Noe Valley. Diner.
YoCup: 685 Market (at Third St.), www.yocupyogurt.com. Financial District. Frozen yogurt.
Yogurt Bar: 680 Mission (at Third St.), 974-1300, www.yogurtbarsf.com. SOMA. Frozen yogurt.
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