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Published on March 23, 2009 at 4:32pm
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats.
Caffeinated Comics: 3188 Mission (at Valencia), 829-7530, www.caffcom.com. Mission. Coffee, juices, and comics.
The Corner: 2199 Mission (at 18th St.), 932-6939. Mission. Breakfast and Italian.
Internos Wine Cafe: 3240 Geary (at Parker), 751-2661, www.internoswinecafe.com. Inner Richmond. Wine bar and small plates.
Midi: 185 Sutter (at Kearny), 835-6400, www.midisanfrancisco.com. Financial District. Brasserie.
Miette Pâtisserie and Confiserie: 2109 Chestnut (at Steiner), www.miette.com. Marina. Pastries.
Morak Lounge: 3126 16th St. (at Valencia), 626-5523. Mission. Moroccan and Middle Eastern.
Neptalia: 1106 Market (at Seventh St.), 255-2345, www.neptalia.com. Civic Center. Italian and American.
Outerlands: 4001 Judah (at 45th Ave.), 661-6140, outerlandssf.blogspot.com. Outer Sunset. Organic cafe.
Pickles: 42 Columbus (at Jackson), 421-2540. Financial District. Burgers.
Pizza Nostra: 300 De Haro (at 16th St.), 558-9493, www.pizzanostrasf.com. Potrero Hill. Italian and pizza.
Tipsy Pig: 2231 Chestnut (at Scott), 292-2300, www.thetipsypigsf.com. Marina. Gastropub.
Tuttimelon: 44 West Portal (at Ulloa). West Portal. 2125 Polk (at Broadway). Russian Hill. www.tuttimelon.com. Frozen yogurt.
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