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Published on November 02, 2009 at 11:32am
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats.
Acme Burgerhaus: 559 Divisadero (at Hayes), 346-3212. Western Addition. Burgers.
Art/s: 2353 Lombard (at Scott), 931-7900. Marina. Small plates.
Burger Bar: 251 Geary (at Powell, in Macy's Union Square, sixth floor), 296-4272, www.burgerbarsf.com. Downtown. Burgers.
Chilango: 235 Church (at Market), 552-5700. Castro. Mexican.
DeLise: 327 Bay (at Powell), 399-9694, www.delisesf.com. Fisherman's Wharf. Dessert cafe.
Ducroix: 690 Sacramento (at Kearny), 391-7195. Financial District. French.
Iron Cactus: 683 Fourth St. (at Townsend), 777-1004, www.ironcactussf.com. SOMA. Mexican.
Matching Half: 1799 McAllister (at Baker), 674-8699. Western Addition. Coffee, sandwiches, pastries, and wine.
Miyabi: 393 Bay (at Powell), 913-7332. Fisherman's Wharf. Sushi.
Noeteca Cafe and Wine Bar: 1551 Dolores (at Valley), 824-5524, www.noetecacafe.com. Noe Valley. Californian.
Panam: 2367 Market (at Castro), 556-6200, www.panamsf.com. Castro. French fusion.
Patxi's: 3318 Fillmore (at Lombard), 345-3995, www.patxispizza.com. Marina. Chicago-style pizza.
Sushi Raw: 682 Haight (at Steiner), 863-6888. Haight. Sushi.
Toasties: 1336 Ninth Ave. (at Irving), 682-9980, www.toastiesubs.com. Inner Sunset. Sandwiches.
Urban Curry: 523 Broadway (at Kearny), 677-9744. North Beach. Indian.
Yotopia: 3280 22nd St. (at Valencia), 550-9686. Mission. Frozen yogurt.
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