Jalisco

Soup Mission: Finding S.F.'s Best Central American Broths

Tequila Bar Mosto Opens Tonight

Tyler Gourley​After a few foiled attempts by PG&E, the Mexico City styled tequila bar Mosto officially opens tonight, reports the crew from Tacolicious, which is also opening next door. The bar may be a demure 700 square feet, but it boasts over 326 different bottles of tequila, mezcal, and ... More >>

Carlos Santana Endorses Tequila Brand, No Word Yet on Drink-Off With Sammy Hagar

"Bring it, Sammy"​ Carlos Santana, your local guitar god, is endorsing some expensive tequila brand called Casa Noble. Wow. Cool. Amaaazing. Okay, not really. Apparently the 10-time Grammy winner has a "passion for excellence" or something, and so do the people over at this particular Jalisc ... More >>

Carlos Santana Criticizes Georgia's New Immigration Law

"Really, Georgia?"​Beware, people of states with drastic immigration laws: Santana is angry with you.  Days after Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal signed off on a new Arizona-style regulation, Carlos Santana brought the immigrant-friendly spirit of Bay Area liberalism to baseball's yearly Civil Righ ... More >>

Fresh Eats

Our weekly roundup of SFoodie news

Antojitos Smothered in Toppings at Los Yaquis

Jonathan KauffmanQuesadillas with ham and cheese (and pork and avocado and...), $7.​ The Aguirre family, who run the colorful, congenial Los Yaquis on S. Van Ness and 15th St., are doing something no other San Francisco restaurant is: serving Jalisco-style botanas (snacks) and smothered antojitos ... More >>

Fresh Eats: We recommend Reverie's pozole and Ajisen's ramen

Jonathan KauffmanQuesadillas with ham and cheese (and pork and avocado and...), $7.​ The Aguirre family, who run the colorful, congenial Los Yaquis on S. Van Ness and 15th St., are doing something no other San Francisco restaurant is: serving Jalisco-style botanas (snacks) and smothered antojitos ... More >>

Cafe Reverie's Pozole Verde

Cafe Reverie's pozole verde: Bring your own radishes.​When we need to escape the pull of the Internet, SFoodie occasionally works at Cole Valley's wifi-free Cafe Reverie, a friendly place with comfortable seats, beer as well as coffee, and an ever-so-slightly gourmetified menu of sandwiches, burge ... More >>

Octopus Tostada from Mariscos La Costa

gwen/FlickrAll the tostadas are pretty much a delight, though we're particularly fond of the pulpo.​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.

A Salad with Roots in Staff Meal: Your SFoodie Lunch Planner

J. BirdsallJalisco heap.​Weds., Jan. 27, 2010 It's not often that the city's pool of Mexican-born line and prep cooks gets to express itself on a menu, which is why COCO 500's Jalisco-style roasted chicken salad is a find. Inspired by a dish at family meal (a restaurant's staff grub), it's a ... More >>

Rudo y Cursi is not the kind of sports movie where everyone wins

J. BirdsallJalisco heap.​Weds., Jan. 27, 2010 It's not often that the city's pool of Mexican-born line and prep cooks gets to express itself on a menu, which is why COCO 500's Jalisco-style roasted chicken salad is a find. Inspired by a dish at family meal (a restaurant's staff grub), it's a ... More >>

An Army of Uno

Struggling to find homegrown recruits, the military is persuading immigrants to enlist by dangling promises of U.S. citizenship

Omnivorous

In 2006, San Francisco is still a marvelous place to eat (stop the presses!)

Looted

How an eccentric architect with a penchant for pre-Columbian relics rocked the antiquities world and became the de Young Museum's most mysterious donor

Big Shot

Tasty Mexican specialties and serious margaritas in an impressive SOMA warehouse

Three Women Scorned

Irish playwright isn't in love with love

Reps Etc.

Irish playwright isn't in love with love

The Doctor Is In

Tommy's Mexican Restaurant

Night+Day

Tommy's Mexican Restaurant

La Nueva Fuerza

With attacks on immigration and affirmative action, the GOP has fueled a new Latino political apparatus. But can the Democrats master the machinery?