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Lafayette

  • Blogs

    October 20, 2009

    The 2010 S.F. Michelin Guide Dropped Today -- If You Care

    Today saw the official release of Michelin's San Francisco Bay Area & Wine Country Restaurants Guide 2010, the fourth edition of the local star search. Michelin director Jean-Luc Naret told SFoodie 10 inspectors did the field work for this year's Nor Cal guide -- the same inspectors who do table res ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 21, 2009

    The $1 Street Portrait Project, Part 1

    ​This project is not original, but I loved it enough to give it a go myself. The premise: hit the streets with a camera and a pad of paper and offer people $1 in return for their portrait and a bit about them. The result was a pieced together collage of people in the city--a sample of its demograp ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 30, 2009

    Lark Creek's Annual Half-Off Bottle Promotion Starts Tomorrow

    LFL16/FlickrIf you order wine by the bottle, dining at One Market should be a bit more affordable in July.Let your wallet feel as flush as your face. Starting tomorrow (and for the entire month of July), Bay Area winos can savor half-off savings on every bottles on le menu at all Lark Creek restaura ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 5, 2009

    The Chronicle's 2009 Top 100: Who's Out, Who's In

    To be continued ...

  • Blogs

    February 12, 2009

    Snacktion: Clarine's Florentines

    Name: Florentines Brand: Clarine's Origin: Lafayette Cost: $13.99 Found at: Mollie Stones (635 Portola) Ingredients: Almonds, sugar, butter, chocolate, honey and heavy cream Calories per serving: Not listed Why I bought it: The cutest name in the world plus the most dangerous looking flore ... More >>

  • News

    February 4, 2009

    A Real Wild One?

    Sometimes even restaurateurs don't know the difference between wild and farmed fish.

  • Blogs

    August 13, 2008

    A Sad Day, Gastronomically Speaking

    Sometimes even restaurateurs don't know the difference between wild and farmed fish.

  • Blogs

    July 16, 2008

    Chron Gets Middle America Wrong Again: Globalization was Good for My Small Town

    Sometimes even restaurateurs don't know the difference between wild and farmed fish.

  • News

    May 14, 2008

    SuperHustle

    Jobs with smaller shuttle van companies may be flying out of the airport.

  • Blogs

    May 8, 2008

    2008 High School Battle of the Bands Semi-Finalists Announced

    Jobs with smaller shuttle van companies may be flying out of the airport.

  • Music

    February 27, 2008

    The Dodos' Foot-Stompin' Chemistry Detonates Staid Duos

    Jobs with smaller shuttle van companies may be flying out of the airport.

  • Blogs

    February 6, 2008

    Leave Your Books on Subways and Park Benches: It’s All Part of the Grand Plan From BookCrossing.com

    Jobs with smaller shuttle van companies may be flying out of the airport.

  • Blogs

    November 6, 2007

    Bring Out Your Dead: S.F.’s Swelled Voter Rolls Were Possibly Stuffed With Stiffs

    Jobs with smaller shuttle van companies may be flying out of the airport.

  • Blogs

    October 23, 2007

    Alt-Weeklies Provide Web Links to Douchey Sheriff Joe Arpaio's House

    Jobs with smaller shuttle van companies may be flying out of the airport.

  • News

    October 17, 2007

    Alt-Weeklies Provide Web Links to Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Home Address

    Action Taken in Solidarity with Phoenix New Times

  • Music

    March 7, 2007

    Stud recovery

    Action Taken in Solidarity with Phoenix New Times

  • Dining

    May 3, 2006

    An Omnivore's Dilemma

    Meat two ways: pricey barbecue at T-Rex, bargain Moroccan at Tajine

  • Dining

    March 29, 2006

    Defense Begins at the Table

    Cheap eats worth repeating — and not

  • News

    January 11, 2006

    Coming soon: The New Roxie

    What happens when an artsy film guy who has gone way into debt hooks up with a school that doesn't know how to run a nonprofit theater? We hope it has a happy ending.

  • Dining

    December 28, 2005

    An Ideal Meal

    Assemble your own from a buffet of the year's best dishes

  • Dining

    January 19, 2005

    The Ladies' Delight

    Neiman Marcus' refurbished Rotunda prices its fancy fare like the Manolos downstairs

  • Holiday

    November 24, 2004

    Holiday Gift Guide

    Neiman Marcus' refurbished Rotunda prices its fancy fare like the Manolos downstairs

  • News

    May 12, 2004

    The Counter-Counterculture

    Ah, to be young and Republican at Cal

  • Film

    August 6, 2003

    Bound for Glory

    Ah, to be young and Republican at Cal

  • Dining

    July 16, 2003

    The Longest Fast

    After a night of hard partying, Dog Bites decides to clean up her life -- and clean out her system

  • Dining

    February 26, 2003

    Chow Fun

    One restaurant brings folks together in three different neighborhoods

  • News

    July 12, 2000

    Night Crawler

    Current Events

  • News

    May 3, 2000

    The Land of Blood & Money

    Foreign workers coming into the country for high-paying tech jobs often bring wives with them. When these women are beaten and abused, they have nowhere to run.

  • Dining

    November 24, 1999

    The Man Who Came to Dinner

    Greg Kihn

  • News

    November 10, 1999

    Angel of Theft

    A high-flying New Age company is grounded amid allegations that its main financial backer embezzled $4.5 million from UCSF

  • News

    October 27, 1999

    Jamba Liar

    One of California's best Cajun chefs goes on the lam after a Bay Area con game is busted

  • News

    September 15, 1999

    Rights of Passage

    With gates and fences, private property owners are increasingly cutting off traditional paths to public lands. State law offers some recourse, but not much.

  • Dining

    August 19, 1998

    Bay Bayou

    With gates and fences, private property owners are increasingly cutting off traditional paths to public lands. State law offers some recourse, but not much.

  • Dining

    July 8, 1998

    Beach Babies

    With gates and fences, private property owners are increasingly cutting off traditional paths to public lands. State law offers some recourse, but not much.

  • News

    July 1, 1998

    From Russia With Diamonds

    In 1995, Golden ADA Inc., a San Francisco diamond-importing firm, collapsed, unveiling an international trail of theft and betrayal that embarrassed San Francisco luminaries involved with the company. Now, newly unsealed court files show that high-level m

  • News

    April 15, 1998

    Baseball's Orphans

    Why are 74 old-timers -- players who helped create the multibillion-dollar business called Major League Baseball -- still without pensions?

  • Calendar

    February 11, 1998

    Night + Day

    Why are 74 old-timers -- players who helped create the multibillion-dollar business called Major League Baseball -- still without pensions?

  • Dining

    September 17, 1997

    Telling Tales

    Why are 74 old-timers -- players who helped create the multibillion-dollar business called Major League Baseball -- still without pensions?

  • Culture

    May 28, 1997

    Stage

    Why are 74 old-timers -- players who helped create the multibillion-dollar business called Major League Baseball -- still without pensions?

  • Music

    March 19, 1997

    The House of Tudor

    Why are 74 old-timers -- players who helped create the multibillion-dollar business called Major League Baseball -- still without pensions?

  • News

    November 27, 1996

    The Trance Factory

    The hypnosis industry is burgeoning, but its mavens are bitterly divided over what direction they should now take on the road to legitimacy.

  • News

    August 21, 1996

    Tripmasters

    The Bay Area's chemical gentry

  • News

    June 19, 1996

    Looking A little Green

    Taking the Sierra Club's helm, boy wonder Adam Werbach confronts more than his own inexperience

  • Music

    August 23, 1995

    Purple Haze

    A speedy tour of the Morehouse commune

  • News

    August 23, 1995

    Navel Maneuvers

    If Adam and Eve moved to Northern California, they'd probably note on the first day that the balmy weather, inspiring vistas, and mellow vibesreminded them of Eden. On the second day, they'd pick up a copy of "Common Ground" and enroll in a self-help cour

  • News

    June 21, 1995

    Fire Trek

    Why do San Francisco emergency workers live so far away?

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