Get out of your FiDi lunch rut with LuckyBolt, a new startup that picks up meals from restaurants all over town via bike courier and delivers them to a pickup spot at Market and Beale. Past restaurants featured have included Ike's Place, Nopalito, Lucca Delicatessan, Pica Pica, and more -- today you ... More >>
Sommeliers spend all day with wine, and are a great resource for new finds. They're the "friend on the inside" that can help you suss out the best values on their wine lists. With that in mind, we've come up with a short suite of questions that we're posing to some of our favorite area sommeliers to ... More >>
What: Belcampo Meats and Blue Bottle Coffee's Inaugural "Meat Up"Where: Blue Bottle's roaster in Jack London Square, 300 Webster St., Oakland When: Thursday, March 15th from noon to 2:30 Cost: Belcampo's Beef Chile Verde will run you nine bonesThe Rundown: New kid on the, ahem ... More >>
Last month, SFoodie mentioned that Coffee Bar was looking for popup vendors who wanted to sell food out of a window on the site of its forthcoming cafe. According to Nathan Downs, events coordinator for Coffee Bar, the Window's March schedule is now posted online -- and it looks packed. Sta ... More >>
Rightfully worshipped by headbangers and punks alike, Motörhead and its iconic founder, bassist and principle songwriter Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister, have been grinding out their influential brand of balls-out rock for nearly four decades. Founded after Lemmy was fired from British space-rock outfit Hawk ... More >>
In honor of the Super Bowl, which has become an excuse for junk-food decadence unrivaled since Roman times -- we're going to eat 1.25 billion wings this Sunday! Have you heard of this thing called the meat stadium? -- this week the Smithsonian's food blog traced the history of the Frito pie, all ... More >>
Tamara PalmerWe invite you to have a ball on this Monday by trying to guess who serves up this rather hefty bowl. Name the San Francisco restaurant in the comments below if you haven't already fallen asleep at your desk at the mere sight of this image. Cheers to Antonia, who we were unable ... More >>
The past 24 hours in gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco food scene. Steak and pie: The kitschy Palace Family Steak House (3047 Mission at Capp) we mentioned earlier, the one that has its own theme song, is set to open next week, according to Bernalwood. Meanwhile, Blackbo ... More >>
Cameron Hughes, the man, and Cameron Hughes, the winesPlanning to write about pairing wine with roast chicken, I went back through months of tasting notes looking for the right Chardonnay: Great flavor, great price. It turned out to be a Chilean Chardonnay imported by San Francisco negociant ... More >>
Tamara PalmerThankfully, it doesn't look like soup weather this week, but there's always room for this tempting and restorative bowl. Can you figure out what kind of soup this is, plus the San Francisco restaurant where SFoodie snapped this picture? Offer a guess for both in the comments belo ... More >>
John Birdsall A happy man once said, "The best burrito in the city is the one you are eating." He said it while cradling a ruptured super whose mass had burst through its tinfoil housing and was flowing, lavalike, down his forearms and plopping onto the sidewalk. We caught sight of let ... More >>
Robert GrahamChile Lindo's Paula Tejeda.Paula Tejeda, Chile Lindo's embattled "Girl from Empanada," is among local merchants calling for a small business rally and press conference to highlight what they deem unfair targeting by disability lawyer Thomas Frankovich, who currently has more than ... More >>
Nicholas F./YelpOwner Paula Tejeda will bring your empanadas out to you on the sidewalk.Our favorite morsel from the blogs. SF Weekly staff writer Lauren Smiley files the latest report in what's been a miserable couple of weeks for Chile Lindo's Paula Tejeda, the empanada maker who closed he ... More >>
Paula Tejeda is hitting the streets once againAt our siister news blog, The Snitch, Lauren Smiley finds that Mission empanada shop Chile Lindo has closed, after the building's landlord has been dinged for failure to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, which Smiley reported last week. ... More >>
Lauren Smiley's coverage of Chile Lindo's closing in the face of an acrimonious lawsuit regarding wheelchair access makes me prickle in discomfort, torn between feeling for owner Paula Tejada and worrying that readers will excoriate the defendant, glossing over the importance of the Americans wit ... More >>
Paula Tejeda doesn't take kindly to customers who sue her, then return for more food The wheelchair-using man who is suing the landlord of 16th Street empanada destination Chile Lindo for disabled access violations returned this week -- to buy some meat pies. He ended up getting them served with ... More >>
Nicholas F./YelpThe owner of Chile Lindo says the place is designed for takeout.The wheelchair-using man who is suing the landlord of Chile Lindo, Paula Tejeda's empanada shop on 16th Street, for disabled-access violations returned this week ― to buy some meat pies. Litigious diner Craig Yates ... More >>
Tamara PalmerChile Pies' green chile apple cheddar pie.It's been declared pie season at SFoodie HQ, although we certainly don't mind celebrating it all year round. There seems to be a new enthusiasm for pie in the air right now. Even Chronicle restaurant critic Michael Bauer recently wondered ... More >>
Our favorite morsels from the Web. Baby killers, freedom fighters: Don's ask us to figure out the morality of soldiering. What we do know is that armies run on their stomachs, and that stomachs from different armies have different expectations about how to fill them. For this Memorial Day, we thoug ... More >>
Jonathan KauffmanIf you want a star on that, you'll have to bring your own. Weds., May 19, 2010nchoz/FlickrNo matter how ginormous, no matter how loosely wrapped, there is only one circumstance under which San Francisco etiquette permits a diner to eat her burrito with knife and fork: when it ... More >>
FoodzieEZ Gaspacho Granita with Chile Colonial's Chile Crunch.We bumped into Chile Colonial's Chile Crunch at the Fancy Food Show earlier this year, where it was one of the most memorable local products we found. We've barely stopped eating it since. At the show, Chile Colonial proprietor Sus ... More >>
Tamara PalmerGoodness gracious, great cookie buns are on the plate for this week's edition of our restaurant guessing game. What spot serves these and what's inside the buns? Take a shot at it in the comments below. Last week, SFoodie reader Kenyon correctly identified our Mystery Spot, Nopa ... More >>
Houston PressBeef Enchiladas From Larry's (in Houston): Real Tex-MexThis week's reader question comes from E.T., who moved to the Bay Area from Houston a few years ago:I totally have a question, but after three and a half years of asking it, I'm beginning to suspect that the answer is "no." Is th ... More >>
Thurs., Mar. 25 T. PalmerDouble-pie action: Don't judge us, just try it.Dessert first is always a good rule of thumb, but if you stop into Chile Pies (& Ice Cream), the Green Chile Kitchen offshoot that opened its doors in the old GCK space yesterday, there's one (and only one) savory item t ... More >>
J. KauffmanThe pie shop is opening in the former home of Green Chile Kitchen.Wednesday looks likely for the launch of Chile Pies and Ice Cream, a place devoted to, well, pie and ice cream. The owner? Trevor Logan, the guy behind Green Chile Kitchen. In fact, Chile Pies and Ice Cream's 20-seat ... More >>
J. BirdsallThrowback to a milkier time.As a daily windup to the Weekly's Best of S.F. 2010 on May 19, we've teased out 92 of our favorite local dishes that taste like here. All the tasty details after the jump.
J. BirdsallBBC mics will be on hand to pick up Lumpia Cart's sizzle.Head on over to South Park today for lunch beginning at 11:30 a.m. to nosh amongst some of the usual street-food cart options, including Wholesome Bakery, Adobo Hobo, Gumbo Cart, Chile Lindo, and Lumpia Cart. Bonus for media ... More >>
Besides eating and drinking everything in sight, our chief mission at the Fancy Food Show was to forage for compelling new products and companies from the Bay Area. And it was a success; keep your eyes out for these five new standouts, all available now:T. PalmerKari's Malva Pudding: Ready for Recch ... More >>
L. ChongChile Lindo's beef-filled empanada de pino.News of the many year-end restaurant closures made us sad, so we're glad to find a business that is able to set sail, sort of speak. Chile Lindo is the storefront kitchen of popular street-food vendor Paula Tejeda, a.k.a The Girl from Empana ... More >>
We'll admit there's more than a little schadenfreude going on in this list of the best onstage gaffes of 2009. But why else would Al Gore have invented YouTube if not to feed our obsessive need to see celebrities get taken down a peg? Here with, our favorite of the year's music-related missteps, cau ... More >>
T. PalmerA taste of New Mexico by the Bay.Satisfy your jones for the food of New Mexico at Green Chile Kitchen (601 Baker at Fulton). There, every day is Christmas (the name for the combo of the restaurant's red and green chile sauces).It's advisable to go with an empty stomach. You'll need a big ... More >>
You might find "Footloose" a funny name, but its dance festival is impressive
Week 2 of the 47th San Francisco International Film Festival
Years after her brother was murdered in Chile's "dirty war," a diminutive former professor went after the killer
