Manresa’s Tomato Modernista Dinner, Illustrated
Behold our slideshow from Sunday's special annual dinner.
October 1 and 2 are the dates.
The only four-star reviews to come from Mr. Sens were for the French Laundry and Cyrus.
It's been a real summer of national mag love for David Kinch! First, GQ's Alan Richman practically kisses his feet and calls him "the father" of the emerging, modern, more-than-farm-to-table movement in the Bay Area. And today the August issue...
The 'GQ' critic says the Bay Area is now the region to watch for restaurants of 'ambition and imagination.'
JJ Goode on the silliness of not ordering fish on Mondays, and why the "freshest" seafood you can eat might have been caught years ago.
Unterman reviews the latest Japanese izakaya; Bauer waxes nostalgic over SF chef greats; Janny Hu reviews The Pot Sticker.
A slideshow of the meal, courtesy of Serious Eats.
Last year's winner of Best Chef: Pacific makes a rare, four-day appearance in a New York kitchen.
The restaurant remains open throughout the renovation, which will include a new cocktail lounge.
The trend is hardly new (and the dish that spawned it dates back to the late 70s in France), but the edible dirt thing is everywhere now.
See the full menu for the special winter dinner on February 20.
A video poem from In the Mo about our fair city.
"Food is ephemeral..." he says, therefore each dish should teach you something.
Charlie Parker, who was a sous at Manresa and Ubuntu, is a chef to watch.
Calling all foochebags with in-laws to impress: Michelin two-starred Manresa which if we had to guess is probably next in line to win the three-star lottery in the upcoming 2011 Michelin Guide due out in October is offering...
The Manresa chef is part of a new PBS documentary series on the post-Alice-Waters acolytes of sustainable eating.