Farina Deigns to Give a Discount; Popeye’s Ravaged By Bay to Breakers Horde
Also, the Blue Fig does good brunch.
Also, the Blue Fig does good brunch.
Food Network host, cookbook author, James Beard Award winner and onetime Queer Eye culinary consultant Ted Allen is coming to Williams-Sonoma at Union Square on Tuesday, May 22, to sign copies of his new book In My Kitchen. He'll be...
The restaurant, originally opened on Broadway in 1886, is closing its doors, maybe forever.
You may have heard something about this major music and food fest dubbed The Great GoogaMooga, which just happened for the first time over the weekend in Brooklyn's Prospect Park...
It's from Berkeley chef Suzanne Drexhage.
The truck will be parked on weekdays behind the restaurant on Commercial Street, for lunch only.
It's taking over the former Clay Oven space.
The Flour + Water/Salumeria team presented a refined and inventive plate of miniature pork dishes.
Also, a look at Dandelion Chocolate, coming to the Mission.
Newly promoted executive chef Emmanuel Eng is behind it all.
Jesse Hirsch is quick to note that the food is kind of secondary at Mission Bowling Club, and most people (as chef Anthony Myint admits as well) are there to bowl. Still, he finds the vegan burger "lush [and] complex"...
Also, Bon App writes up a Mission spot that hasn't quite opened yet.
Social Kitchen is partying until 1 a.m. tonight with a new, anniversary-edition, 8.8% ABV beer.
They bow out after exactly a year.
A NYT writer experiences Alice, the chef, in her home kitchen.
The burgeoning chain from Flip founder Jonathan Kaplan eyes its fifth location.
Forget that cotton-candy-flavored vodka crap. Hayes Valley's own Straw, the amusement-park-themed restaurant, is doing a cotton-candy cocktail, albeit with double-barrel-aged sake and sparkling wine, but with real cotton candy that melts as you assemble the drink. Ah, novelty. [Thrillist]...