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Stonestown

  • Blogs

    February 22, 2011

    Caviar Docks to Open Privately at First, Little Saigon Cafe Closes

    ​The past 24 hours in gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco restaurant scene.While all the other food blogs were enjoying Presidents Day, SFoodie found ourselves in the office, gathering gossip. From SFoodie editor John Birdsall comes an item exclusive to Buzz Machine:&nbs ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 9, 2010

    The Taco Guys: Longtime Line Cooks Take Fine-Dining Chops Mobile

    The Taco Guys/FacebookThe Taco Guys: Justin Close (left) and Jason Hoffman.​This may be San Francisco's Summer of Truck, sure. But 2010 has seen the birth of another street trend: The restaurant chef gone mobile. This Friday at Off the Grid, San Francisco will get a taste of the newest resta ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 11, 2010

    From the Department of Pork, It's Good Foods Catering's Second All-Bacon Dinner

    Tamara PalmerGood Foods' house-made bacon.​Good Foods Catering's Dontaye Ball, a recent Best Of winner and fixture at the Alemany and Stonestown farmers' markets, will host his second all-bacon dinner later this month, a six-course celebration of porcine pleasures crafted from his house-made b ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 2, 2010

    Little Saigon Cafe (with Happy Dumplings) Offering Mostly Takeout in the Tenderloin

    J. BirdsallHappy Dumpling's happy dumplings, now indoors.​After reading Luis Chong's post yesterday about a new restaurant being opened by the owners of the popular Happy Dumpling stand at the Stonestown farmers' market, SFoodie contacted owner Chuck Kerson to learn more. He and partner Linda Jia ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 18, 2010

    Bites from the Judges' Table at SF Food Wars' Amuse Brunch Battle

    Tamara Palmer​(Check our slideshow of all the Amuse Brunch action.) Move over, Lady Gaga: SF Food Wars competitions, a benefit for SF Food Bank, are now a harder ticket to procure than any megaconcert Live Nation can dream up. When this weekend's Amuse Brunch (Brunch in a Bite) battle at Thir ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 30, 2010

    From the Dept. of Bacon: Good Foods Catering Announces All-Bacon Dinner

    Chef Ball and his house made bacon​ Dontaye Ball of Good Foods Catering, a staple of the Alemany and now Stonestown farmers' markets, has gotten such good feedback on his addictive, thick-cut, house-made hickory-/applewood-/cherry-smoked bacon that he's planning an all-bacon dinner to showcase ... More >>

  • Blogs

    February 12, 2010

    Kauffman's Five: Food Bloggery High Points from This Week

    Favorite morsels from the blogs and beyond:Le Cherpumple​1. They said it couldn't be repeated. They said it shouldn't be repeated. But this week Andy Wright spent five hours baking a pie-in-a-cake-times-three cherpumple. The results seemed surprisingly sliceable. I am in awe. 2. Mary Ladd talked t ... More >>

  • News

    February 3, 2010

    The ABCs of Ditching School

    Schools are trying to contain their truancy epidemic. How're they doing? Just ask the students smoking pot less than a block from campus.

  • Blogs

    December 16, 2009

    Blood Sugar Magik: Coracao's Coconut Sugar

    T. Palmer​Our new It sweetener is the pound of coconut sugar ($11.95) we picked up from Emeryville's Coracao Confections. It has added depth to both our sweet and savory kitchen experiments (recent standouts include pear ginger spice tapioca and candied roasted garlic).The nectar of a blossoming c ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 23, 2009

    Split Pea Seduction at Stonestown: The Same Seduction, but Without the Gritty Urban Flavor

    L. ChongBreakfast of champions: The morning pizza is worth every minute it takes to bake.​In case you've avoided visiting the Split Pea Seduction restaurant on Sixth Street because of its gritty location, you'll be happy to know it's opened a food stand in a residential neighborhood. You can f ... More >>

  • Music

    October 14, 2009

    Bouncer’s Five-Year Anniversary Quiz

    L. ChongBreakfast of champions: The morning pizza is worth every minute it takes to bake.​In case you've avoided visiting the Split Pea Seduction restaurant on Sixth Street because of its gritty location, you'll be happy to know it's opened a food stand in a residential neighborhood. You can f ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 7, 2009

    The Latest S.F. Street Food? New Zealand-Style Savory Pies

    vimal p./Yelp!Alka Patel's savory pies.Add New Zealand meat pies to the city's growing roster of street foods. Alka Patel was a process engineer at a South City biotech company before realizing she had a calling in pie-making. The Auckland native recently launched The Pie Press, which began hawking ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 23, 2009

    Sweet Beat: Caterer Launches Dessert Shop; Takeout Lunch Business to Follow

    It's a crappy time for caterers. Even if you had the money, this isn't exactly the moment for corporate caviar bars and sushi served on the flesh of live models (ah, the things we've seen). That accounts for Kitchenette, LRE Catering's lunch-off-the-loading-dock concept in Dogpatch. And it explains ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 1, 2009

    Cheap Wines That Don't Suck: Marchese de Petri 2003 Chianti Riserva

    Despite the lightness of the wine, it stood up well to spicy jambalaya.

  • Music

    May 7, 2008

    Sad cowboys ride into Chevy's for metallic margaritas

    Despite the lightness of the wine, it stood up well to spicy jambalaya.

  • Blogs

    September 7, 2007

    Buy Halo 3 in SF: Midnight Sale FAQ

    Despite the lightness of the wine, it stood up well to spicy jambalaya.

  • News

    November 15, 2006

    Echoes of the Revolution

    The struggle between Bay Area law enforcement and the Black Panthers is still going on after 35 years

  • Calendar

    January 19, 2005

    Gyms/Exercise Clubs

    The struggle between Bay Area law enforcement and the Black Panthers is still going on after 35 years

  • Calendar

    January 21, 2004

    Gyms/Exercise Clubs

    The struggle between Bay Area law enforcement and the Black Panthers is still going on after 35 years

  • Film

    October 1, 2003

    The Man Who Knew Too Much

    Hitch in the Bay Area, zombie social structures, and theater-chain shenanigans

  • Holiday

    November 20, 2002

    EVENTS

    Hitch in the Bay Area, zombie social structures, and theater-chain shenanigans

  • News

    November 6, 2002

    Malled

    Our correspondent tries to keep from being trampled by the seniors who walk, very early in the morning, at Serramonte Center

  • News

    November 24, 1999

    Trojan Horse

    In a city that loves to hate chain stores, plans for a new Pottery Barn in the Castro are scarcely raising a peep. The neighborhood may regret it.

  • News

    June 16, 1999

    Letters

    In a city that loves to hate chain stores, plans for a new Pottery Barn in the Castro are scarcely raising a peep. The neighborhood may regret it.

  • Film

    April 7, 1999

    True Drew, Edgy Go

    In a city that loves to hate chain stores, plans for a new Pottery Barn in the Castro are scarcely raising a peep. The neighborhood may regret it.

  • Film

    March 31, 1999

    The Ultimate Illusion

    In a city that loves to hate chain stores, plans for a new Pottery Barn in the Castro are scarcely raising a peep. The neighborhood may regret it.

  • Film

    September 17, 1997

    Reel World

    In a city that loves to hate chain stores, plans for a new Pottery Barn in the Castro are scarcely raising a peep. The neighborhood may regret it.

  • Film

    December 18, 1996

    Sex and the Single Parent

    In a city that loves to hate chain stores, plans for a new Pottery Barn in the Castro are scarcely raising a peep. The neighborhood may regret it.

  • News

    November 6, 1996

    Behind the Scenes

    In a city that loves to hate chain stores, plans for a new Pottery Barn in the Castro are scarcely raising a peep. The neighborhood may regret it.

  • Dining

    May 24, 1995

    Squarely in Place

    Cafe Akimbo makes the East-meets-West connection on tradition-bound Union Square

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