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1601 Bar & Kitchen: S.F's First Sri Lankan Restaurant Focuses on Small Plates 1601 Bar & Kitchen: S.F's First Sri Lankan Restaurant Focuses on Small Plates
, May 22, 2013
The opening of San Francisco's first Sri Lankan restaurant sent a delicious shiver of anticipation down the spines of those who get excited about... More >>
Rice Paper Scissors: Vietnamese Food Pops Up on Divisadero Rice Paper Scissors: Vietnamese Food Pops Up on Divisadero
, May 22, 2013
The first thing you'll notice at Rice Paper Scissors at Mojo Bicycle Cafe is the parklet and the proliferation of red stools thereabouts. That... More >>
Amawele's South African Kitchen: Expand Your Lunch Horizons
, May 22, 2013
Spicy and sour is a seductively simply combination that couldn't be more alien to what we think of as typical American food. Its dominance in the... More >>
Recent Openers
, May 22, 2013
El Techo De Lolinda: The new rooftop bar and open-air tapas lounge perched above the Mission brings new life to the old location of the Medjool... More >>
Wine Kitchen: Small Plates and Gentrification on Divisadero Wine Kitchen: Small Plates and Gentrification on Divisadero
, May 15, 2013
Divisadero is under construction. At least that's how it feels walking the stretch between Fell and Geary — on every block there's at least one... More >>
Pacific Puffs: The Sweet Side of Food Trucks Pacific Puffs: The Sweet Side of Food Trucks
, May 15, 2013
Before we started logging a serious number of hours and calories exploring food trucks, a friend asked what our favorite food truck was. "Oh, the... More >>
Raise a Pint For Session Beer Month
, May 15, 2013
Don't get us wrong, we love big, bold, "extreme" beers as much as the next beer geek. That being said, sometimes we just want to have a few beers... More >>
Hard Water: Charles Phan's Exciting Expansion Into Southern Food Hard Water: Charles Phan's Exciting Expansion Into Southern Food
, May 08, 2013
It's all a bit mystifying why Charles Phan — who created both Slanted Door and Wo Hing General Store, and who just published a cookbook,... More >>
Lunchpad: Pop-Up Lunch Launches in Hayes Valley Lunchpad: Pop-Up Lunch Launches in Hayes Valley
, May 08, 2013
When you think "noir" and "lunch," what comes to mind might be two crooks plotting a heist over 10-cent coffee in a greasy spoon... More >>
New Law Could Let Distillers Charge For Booze Tastings
, May 08, 2013
St. George Spirits of Alameda used to sell glassware — and offer a complimentary taste of its spirits with a glass purchase. The reason? It's... More >>
Padrecito: Mexican Cuisine Gets a Makeover in Cole Valley Padrecito: Mexican Cuisine Gets a Makeover in Cole Valley
, May 01, 2013
San Francisco's certainly no stranger to Mexican food, from the taquerias on every block to the upscale explorations of the cuisine at places... More >>
Top 5 Best Breakfast Sandwiches in San Francisco Top 5 Best Breakfast Sandwiches in San Francisco
, May 01, 2013
If you want to get technical about it, any sandwich consumed first thing in the morning is a "breakfast sandwich," but we know what you're really... More >>
Original Joe's: Hitting a Homer at AT&T Park
, May 01, 2013
Scanning over the Giants' pre-season press release, we saw mention of a new Original Joe's burger being served at AT&T Park that drew our ire.... More >>
Cocktail Culture: Evolving Beyond Beards and Suspenders Into Something Weirder Still Cocktail Culture: Evolving Beyond Beards and Suspenders Into Something Weirder Still
, April 24, 2013
Pisco is never going to happen. At least according to the bartenders I polled about the South American spirit that's been hailed as the next big... More >>
American Bao Bar: Pop-Up Combines Asian and Southern Cuisines American Bao Bar: Pop-Up Combines Asian and Southern Cuisines
, April 24, 2013
Blair Warsham, a white boy originally from Atlanta who has French training and has been cooking underground in San Francisco via his "guerilla... More >>
20 Spot: New Mission Wine Bar Takes Cues From Past
, April 24, 2013
Punk rock enthusiasts may mourn the loss of Force of Habit, the record shop that inhabited the space that is now wine bar 20 Spot, but the winos... More >>
B. Patisserie: New French Bakery in Pacific Heights Traffics in Everything Nice B. Patisserie: New French Bakery in Pacific Heights Traffics in Everything Nice
, April 17, 2013
The father of modern French pastry is often considered Marie-Antoine Carême, a chef in the early 19th century who baked Napoleon's wedding cake,... More >>
Saint Frank: Bringing the Story of Coffee to Russian Hill Saint Frank: Bringing the Story of Coffee to Russian Hill
, April 17, 2013
The past two years have proven San Francisco to be fairly fertile ground for craft coffee. Armfuls of small roasters and "Third Wave" cafés are... More >>
Heyday: Chez Panisse Alums Reinvent the Power Lunch
, April 17, 2013
The indecisive, the picky and the gluttonous can all make common cause at Heyday, a new spot in the Financial District where nearly everything is... More >>
Cult Classics: Vegetarian Restaurants With a Religious Philosophy Cult Classics: Vegetarian Restaurants With a Religious Philosophy
, April 10, 2013
Most restaurants push an agenda, whether overt or not — a commitment to local, organic ingredients, say, or to the authenticity of a specific... More >>
"Semenology": New Book Explores Craft of Semen Cocktails "Semenology": New Book Explores Craft of Semen Cocktails
, April 10, 2013
It would have been simpler if Paul "Fotie" Photenhauer, semen-cooking enthusiast, were more of a creep. Then it would have been easy to dismiss... More >>
Mission Picnic: Dolores Park-Ready Sandwiches
, April 10, 2013
Into the tiny space formerly occupied by juice bar Corazon comes Mission Picnic, a sandwich shop that, unbelievably, doesn't cattle-prod bacon... More >>
Kronnerburger: Succumbing to the Cult of the Burger Kronnerburger: Succumbing to the Cult of the Burger
, April 03, 2013
At the top of the Kronnerburger menu there's a pen-and-ink drawing of a hamburger emitting rays of light, as though it's a religious icon or a... More >>
Bi-Rite Market: The Science of Shopping Bi-Rite Market: The Science of Shopping
, April 03, 2013
Bi-Rite on 18th Street, a hot Friday afternoon, is bedlam. You'll hear conversations on beef cuts and see shoppers elbowing for real estate at... More >>
Charles Chocolates: A Triumphant Return
, April 03, 2013
Chuck Siegel, the owner of Charles Chocolates, says he couldn't be more delighted with the neighborhood where his business recently opened. The... More >>
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1601 Bar & Kitchen: S.F's First Sri Lankan Restaurant Focuses on Small Plates 1601 Bar & Kitchen: S.F's First Sri Lankan Restaurant Focuses on Small Plates

The opening of San Francisco's first Sri Lankan restaurant sent a delicious shiver of anticipation down the spines of those who get excited about such things. Sri Lanka, the little… More >>

Rice Paper Scissors: Vietnamese Food Pops Up on Divisadero Rice Paper Scissors: Vietnamese Food Pops Up on Divisadero

The first thing you'll notice at Rice Paper Scissors at Mojo Bicycle Cafe is the parklet and the proliferation of red stools thereabouts. That might be the precursor to the… More >>

Amawele's South African Kitchen: Expand Your Lunch Horizons

Spicy and sour is a seductively simply combination that couldn't be more alien to what we think of as typical American food. Its dominance in the food at Amawele's South… More >>

Recent Openers

El Techo De Lolinda: The new rooftop bar and open-air tapas lounge perched above the Mission brings new life to the old location of the Medjool rooftop deck. Lolinda's little… More >>

Bouncer Tempts Fate at Top of the Mark Bouncer Tempts Fate at Top of the Mark

Let's start with a little history about Top of the Mark, because I rarely lead with facts and I'm feelin' frisky. The hotel was built in 1926 on the site… More >>

Wine Kitchen: Small Plates and Gentrification on Divisadero Wine Kitchen: Small Plates and Gentrification on Divisadero

Divisadero is under construction. At least that's how it feels walking the stretch between Fell and Geary — on every block there's at least one storefront boarded up with plywood… More >>

Pacific Puffs: The Sweet Side of Food Trucks Pacific Puffs: The Sweet Side of Food Trucks

Before we started logging a serious number of hours and calories exploring food trucks, a friend asked what our favorite food truck was. "Oh, the cupcake truck," we replied, and… More >>

Bouncer Seeks Absolution at Locanda Bouncer Seeks Absolution at Locanda

So, like, Locanda is apparently a restaurant. I didn't realize that until I crossed the threshold. Food & Wine listed it as a "must" on Valencia for its cocktails and… More >>

Raise a Pint For Session Beer Month

Don't get us wrong, we love big, bold, "extreme" beers as much as the next beer geek. That being said, sometimes we just want to have a few beers with… More >>

Recent Openers

Dante's Table: This spinoff of Poesia has a Dante's Inferno theme, including a large mural and quotes from the books on the walls. The food is Italian wines and small… More >>

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