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Published on September 16, 2008 at 10:28am
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats.
Bangkok Express: 333 Bush (at Kearny), 981-9333. Financial District. Thai.
Basil Canteen: 1489 Folsom (at 11th St.), 552-3963. SOMA. Thai.
Epicenter Cafe: 764 Harrison (at Third St.), 543-5436, www.epicentercafe.com. SOMA. Gourmet coffee.
The Front Room: 1550 California (at Larkin), 771-1591, www.thefrontroomsf.com. Nob Hill. Italian.
Janitzi: 1152 Valencia (at 22nd St.), 821-2310. Mission. Latino small plates.
Limon Rotisserie: 1001 South Van Ness (at 21st St.), 821-2134, www.limonrotisserie.com. Mission. Peruvian.
Mercury Lounge: 1582 Folsom (at 12th St.), 551-1582, www.mercurysf.com. SOMA. Asian fusion.
Perilla: 510 Mission (at First St.), 777-1893, www.perillasf.com. SOMA. Vietnamese.
Press Club: 20 Yerba Buena (at Market), 744-5000, www.pressclubsf.com. SOMA. Wine bar and small plates.
Stable Cafe: 2128 Folsom (at 17th St.), 552-1199. Mission. Breakfast and lunch.
The Taco Shop at Underdogs: 1824 Irving (at 19th Ave.), 566-8700, www.underdogssf.com. Outer Sunset. Sports bar and organic tacos.
Urban Tavern: 333 O'Farrell (at Mason), 923-4400, www.urbantavernsf.com. Union Square. Mediterranean gastropub.
Zare at Fly Trap: 606 Folsom (at Second St.), 243-0580, www.zareflytrap.com. SOMA. Californian/Mediterranean.
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