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Dubious UCSF Study Claims Cops Extort Sex

Mi Amor

Let him count the ways this unique Italian restaurant won his heart

Sloganeering

For years the city has been using racy ads to sell HIV prevention. Do they work?

Sticking Point

An AIDS vaccine designed by renowned researcher Don Francis is in final testing. The Plague could be over - but the gay and scientific establishments are utterly unenthused.

Mulch

An AIDS vaccine designed by renowned researcher Don Francis is in final testing. The Plague could be over - but the gay and scientific establishments are utterly unenthused.

Mulch

An AIDS vaccine designed by renowned researcher Don Francis is in final testing. The Plague could be over - but the gay and scientific establishments are utterly unenthused.

Hot-Food Vendors Banned from the Metreon Farmers' Market

The Metreon's Island Earth Farmer's Market (101 Fourth St. at Mission) is suddenly feeling rather chilly, and it has nothing to do with the cold front. At an abatement hearing, the Health Department has determined that the market's permit to sell food cooked on site has expired, meaning that only ve ... More >>

More Details Emerging About Eighty-Sixing Hot Foods at Metreon Farmers' Market

Was it a case of poor management from the very beginning?​There's more information coming forth about why the S.F. Department of Public Health has essentially driven a stake through the heart of foods prepared on-site at the Metreon's Island Earth farmers' market. SFoodie has obtained a Nov. 5 ... More >>

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Was it a case of poor management from the very beginning?​There's more information coming forth about why the S.F. Department of Public Health has essentially driven a stake through the heart of foods prepared on-site at the Metreon's Island Earth farmers' market. SFoodie has obtained a Nov. 5 ... More >>

S.F. Restaurants Are Not Required to Serve Free Tap Water

bterrycompton​This week at SFoodie we were wondering whether restaurants are required, by law, to serve tap water for free. It's a simple enough question, but it took a surprising amount of digging to figure out the answer. The Internet provided a few thousand people asking the same question ... More >>