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A More Refined Fire A More Refined Fire
Amid the upscaling that has swept nearly every Asian cuisine into a wave of fusion-heavy small plates, Korean food has been the exception in San... More>>
Published: July 02, 2008
Change Is Good Change Is Good
Market-driven, fresh, and local. We've all read or heard those words so often in regards to San Francisco restaurants that your eyes may roll... More>>
Published: June 25, 2008
'Cue the Applause 'Cue the Applause
There are a lot of reasons a meal can become locked in our memories, surfacing from time to time as a pleasant, even compelling souvenir. As I've... More>>
Published: June 18, 2008
Paris in the City Paris in the City
In one's dream of city life, certain factors are key: a pleasant, light-filled, quiet, and maybe even spacious apartment; easy parking or access... More>>
Published: June 11, 2008
Mack the Kunafa Mack the Kunafa
Most ethnic restaurants in San Francisco serve the food of a particular country, such as Thailand, or that of a smaller region with a distinct... More>>
Published: June 04, 2008
Meat Me at the Roasthouse Meat Me at the Roasthouse
It doesn't take much to realize where the good tables are in a restaurant situated on the water's edge: They're the ones with a view that takes... More>>
Published: May 28, 2008
Brick & Fish Brick & Fish
If you see a compact, heavily tattooed man skateboarding down Minna, don't assume he's a carefree slacker. Chances are he's chef Mitchell... More>>
Published: May 21, 2008
A Trip to Here A Trip to Here
As you walk through the crowded city, past hordes of tourists patiently lined up to board tiny trolleys, drive down a twisty street, or board a... More>>
Published: May 14, 2008
Lucky Spot Hot Pot Lucky Spot Hot Pot
The Portola District has been off the rest of San Francisco's culinary radar since the mid-1980s, when the great barbecue joint Vic & Betty's... More>>
Published: May 07, 2008
Fish Story Fish Story
The importance of pleasing or dramatic views with your dinner is debatable. One school of thought is that all the attention should be put on the... More>>
Published: April 30, 2008
Two Blocks of Vietnam Two Blocks of Vietnam
It's clear that Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn left something out when he said that art and literature are the only spiritual ambassadors between... More>>
Published: April 23, 2008
Chow in Dogpatch Chow in Dogpatch
Not so very long ago, even longtime San Franciscans who heard the name "Dogpatch" would probably first think of the mythical hillbilly town in Al... More>>
Published: April 16, 2008
Izakaya? O Yes Izakaya? O Yes
In Japan's informal, convivial izakayas, groups of friends or co-workers gather around a table for a few hours, knocking back large quantities of... More>>
Published: April 09, 2008
Refined on Fillmore Refined on Fillmore
Renaming Lower Fillmore the Fillmore Jazz Preservation District is a classic example of shutting the barn doors long after the cows have fled and... More>>
Published: April 02, 2008
What Comes Between What Comes Between
Happy is the city that boasts not only classy high-end restaurants and a variety of ethnic eateries, but also places that devote their full... More>>
Published: March 26, 2008
Snazzy and Jazzy at Yoshi's Snazzy and Jazzy at Yoshi's
Traditionally, you don't go to an entertainment venue for terrific food. Whether it's a jazz club or a medieval jousting tournament, what's on... More>>
Published: March 19, 2008
Specialist Referrals Specialist Referrals
Lots of cultures have a tradition of restaurants that specialize in one particular dish. American pizzerias, for example: While they often have... More>>
Published: March 12, 2008
Chinese Import Chinese Import
San Francisco has a deserved reputation for excellent Asian restaurants, but a void was felt when the Shanghai-style restaurant Fountain Court on... More>>
Published: March 05, 2008
You Can Have Paris You Can Have Paris
Into each life some rain must fall, and it was already pouring when I walked into Le P'tit Laurent to find a little more gloom. On the other side... More>>
Published: February 27, 2008
PROMOTION: SOMA's Fifth-Floor Restaurant in Hotel Palomar Recools Itself, Thrillist Says PROMOTION: SOMA's Fifth-Floor Restaurant in Hotel Palomar Recools Itself, Thrillist Says
This article is brought to you by Thrillist.com, our homies. There's a rich tradition of classic institutions dialing back their stuffiness to... More>>
Published: February 27, 2008
Inner Richmond's Troya Takes Turkish Up a Notch Inner Richmond's Troya Takes Turkish Up a Notch
Turkish cuisine is one of the most sophisticated and diverse in the world. At its peak, the Ottoman Empire included Greece, the Balkans, Romania,... More>>
Published: February 13, 2008
Monte Carlo Kicks It Creole in the Bayview
This article is brought to you by Thrillist.com, our homies. While Lou's Pier 47 can surely serve up a Hurricane faster than the Atlantic Ocean... More>>
Published: February 13, 2008
Looking for a Good Melt, <i>SF</i> <i>Weekly</i> Bumps Into Fondue Fred Looking for a Good Melt, SF Weekly Bumps Into Fondue Fred
When I read "Swiss Bliss," Jeffrey Steingarten's exhaustive piece on fondue in the February issue of Vogue, I figured it was just the famously... More>>
Published: February 06, 2008
Waterbar Wets Whistle of Thrillist Waterbar Wets Whistle of Thrillist
This article is brought to you by Thrillist.com, our homies. As good as the California Academy of Sciences is at exposing you to the wondrous... More>>
Published: February 06, 2008
The Pho Chronicles The Pho Chronicles
Nora Ephron nailed it in her witty "The Chicken Soup Chronicles" in The New York Times a couple of weeks ago: "The other day I felt a cold coming... More>>
Published: January 30, 2008
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