Ferrarini Brings Italian Charcuterie to its Beverly Hills Cafe
After a two-year wait, Beverly Hills has a new Italian deli.
After a two-year wait, Beverly Hills has a new Italian deli.
The space has four fireplaces, and will feature two dining rooms plus a veggie bar.
Former sous chef Gregg Ciprioni was bumped up to chef de cuisine.
The new market, cafe and deli will focus on farm-fresh and housemade specialty foods.
The menu serves as a showcase for the restaurant's many housemade ingredients.
The chef dishes about the next bar-restaurant from the Old Town Social group, a European-style brasserie influenced by the 1960's and 70's.
Via Twitter and the web "Best of Philly" winners are revealed.
"The pâtés were not undercooked or overcooked, but done flawlessly. I was amazed at their craftsmanship."
FarmShop will be both a market and restaurant in The Brentwood Country Mart.
Slow-cooking and Cali-wines will dominate Job Carder's new restaurant.
A neighborhood restaurant with house made charcuterie is planned.
Plus: fast-food retailers fare poorly, and a stabbed man orders coffee, all in our morning news roundup.
A veteran chef finds a new home and a veteran South Bay restaurant gets a new menu.
A French Laundry and LEYE vet plans to open a "low cost" restaurant.
• A gang-related fistfight at Papa Potrero's erupted into gunfire Sunday, leaving two dead. [SF Chronicle] • There is apparently a sugar shortage in the U.S. but do we need to call it a crisis? [Marion Nestle/SF Gate] • Coit...