Email Author Barbara Lane
Food Police Millennium, among the city's premier vegetarian restaurants, has taken healthy eating one step further by hiring a "roaming"... More >>
Don't get me started on barbecue. My passion on the subject is out of control. And in the days before I discovered James & James Ribs 'N Thangs, I... More >>
Organic Delivery Tired of the lines at the weekend farmers markets? How about getting a box of freshly picked, organically grown seasonal... More >>
Nobody can deny that San Francisco has lots of great taquer’as: funky Mission-style (Taquer’a San Jose is my all-time favorite) or... More >>
Safeway Beware Is San Francisco ready for Whole Foods Market? You bet, according to David Lannon, manager of the 17,000-square-foot natural... More >>
Here's what I want when I drop a ton of dough on dinner: 1) Superb food; 2) Professional, attentive service; 3) To be coddled and schmoozed to... More >>
It hurt to boycott Zuni Cafe. I had such fond memories of the place from the early '80s, when it was half its current size, the menu had a... More >>
All About Health You eat a bad oyster at a local seafood place and you're sick all night. You visit your favorite Mexican dive and see two... More >>
L.A. North Press credentials for a restaurant opening? Welcome to Planet Hollywood, San Francisco, which opens its doors Monday, July 17.... More >>
When is a neighborhood restaurant more than a neighborhood restaurant? When it's good enough to be a destination, and people incur all the hassles... More >>
Table Training Dish dropped by a to-remain-unnamed SOMA restaurant last week and found a waiter badly in need of some training. Not that he... More >>
The bar is packed. A woman with heavy black eyeliner and a black pantsuit with a plunging neckline flirts with a very tan man wearing a golf shirt... More >>
Bread Winner June was Sicilian month at Il Fornaio's 11 California restaurants, which put Dish in a nostalgic frame of mind. Back in 1983,... More >>
"Can't you write about anything but California cuisine?" the reader wailed. I hated her for being right. I do write too much about it. But I have... More >>
Noe Valley is cool. Way cool. Ponytailed 40-ish men who undoubtedly do something important in film, and women with half-shaved heads that shout... More >>
Action City Everybody's always talking about the restaurant action on Chestnut Street, but Valencia and 21st is the true beehive of... More >>
Cafe Society According to a recent nationwide study, a table on the street beat out a room with a view 3-to-1 in terms of diner preference.... More >>
"My acupuncturist told me not to eat chicken," Rose announces the minute we sit down. "And not to drink beer. I have a scratchy throat." I... More >>
I imagine there are still cities where it's hard to find a decent plate of Chinese food. San Francisco is not one of them. In fact, when... More >>
Patty Does S.F. It's finally here: Patricia Unterman's long-awaited Food Lover's Guide to San Francisco. And talk about definitive -- the... More >>
Chicken Big It's huge, it's bustling and the counterpeople are grinning so hard there must be happy dust in that chicken. We're talking, of... More >>
About five years ago, I lived in the same apartment complex as a Russian couple newly arrived in the United States. As much as I loved spending... More >>
Rocky Mountain Low Sometimes it takes a trip out of town to make you realize how good we have it here. One of the most eagerly anticipated... More >>
"Nobody goes to Union Square anymore," I've been informed. "It's full of tourists." Oh. Once again, I'm out of step. Even though I live... More >>
There are Big Deal restaurants and there are big deal restaurants. The former, like Fleur de Lys and Masa's, require something from you, namely... More >>
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