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July 14, 2010
Share Your Memories of La Victoria and You Could Win Something
Toro E./YelpNot bad for 60.Our favorite morsel from the blogs. La Victoria, 24th Street's immovable presence, is 60 years old. Instead of things like Depends and mall walkers (customary gifts for any sexagenarian) owner Jaime Maldonado wants your reminiscences ― an essay in 300 words or le ... More >>
Dining
June 16, 2010
Hibiscus: Caribbean that's unconventional but awfully good
Toro E./YelpNot bad for 60.Our favorite morsel from the blogs. La Victoria, 24th Street's immovable presence, is 60 years old. Instead of things like Depends and mall walkers (customary gifts for any sexagenarian) owner Jaime Maldonado wants your reminiscences ― an essay in 300 words or le ... More >>
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May 11, 2010
Interview with Spoon Fed Author Kim Severson
Kim Severson's byline is well known in the San Francisco food world. Before moving on to the New York Times, where she covers national food stories, she was at the San Francisco Chronicle, her reportage graduating from the food section to the front page. This April, Severson published Spoon Fed: ... More >>
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April 29, 2010
House-Cured Anchovies at Zuni Cafe
aloveletteraway/FlickrNo need to drown these in pizza sauce and melted mozzarella.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.
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April 28, 2010
Old Mint Rolls Out Three Weekends of Culinary Events
Some events you won't be able to afford. Others cost just $10. The Old Mint is closed to the public and only sporadically open for private events, but the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society has planned an exhibit and series of events to give unprecedented access to the gorgeous and o ... More >>
Blogs
October 7, 2009
Doggy Bag: Roasted Groupthink
Our favorite morsel from the blogs. The only white meat: 7x7's Jessica Battilana takes porchetta head on, probing the trend that's made the sliced pork as common a sandwich filling as honey-roasted turkey. Exagerrating. Still, from the Ferry Building to Dogpatch, you can't swing a cat in thi ... More >>
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July 29, 2009
Dine About Town
Our favorite morsel from the blogs. The only white meat: 7x7's Jessica Battilana takes porchetta head on, probing the trend that's made the sliced pork as common a sandwich filling as honey-roasted turkey. Exagerrating. Still, from the Ferry Building to Dogpatch, you can't swing a cat in thi ... More >>
Blogs
June 16, 2009
Queer Food Capital: Four Restaurants That Just Feel Like Us
Today, SFoodie launches Queer Food Capital, a daily countdown to Pride on June 28. We'll be taking a look at the city's LGBT dining, wine, and bar culture, featuring interviews with prominent out chefs and other foodies, guides, even notes on history. First up? For out-of-towners seeking a nig ... More >>
Blogs
May 20, 2009
Confessions of a Restaurant Critic: Range, Zuni, and Chez Panisse are Still Just as Fabulous as Ever
In Praise of Sardines via FlickrRange's light hasn't dimmed a bit in four yearsIt's rare that a restaurant critic gets to revisit favorite places, whether old or new. We're always looking for the next place to write about. (It's surprising how many friends will mention, after they read my review of ... More >>
News
February 11, 2009
Five places to eat oysters in San Francisco
In Praise of Sardines via FlickrRange's light hasn't dimmed a bit in four yearsIt's rare that a restaurant critic gets to revisit favorite places, whether old or new. We're always looking for the next place to write about. (It's surprising how many friends will mention, after they read my review of ... More >>
Dining
April 9, 2003
Eating With Lisa
Our out-of-town visitor will eat anywhere, as long as it's really good

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Share Your Memories of La Victoria and You Could Win Something

Dining

Hibiscus: Caribbean that's unconventional but awfully good

Blogs

Interview with Spoon Fed Author Kim Severson

Blogs

House-Cured Anchovies at Zuni Cafe

Blogs

Old Mint Rolls Out Three Weekends of Culinary Events

Blogs

Doggy Bag: Roasted Groupthink

Calendar

Dine About Town

Blogs

Queer Food Capital: Four Restaurants That Just Feel Like Us

Blogs

Confessions of a Restaurant Critic: Range, Zuni, and Chez Panisse are Still Just as Fabulous as Ever

News

Five places to eat oysters in San Francisco

Dining

Eating With Lisa

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