Clearly Clive is more the foodie than Nicole, because the now-mustachioed Brit actor has graduated from Zuni and was spotted dining at A16 two Sundays ago, and also spotted at Frances on Friday, though we only have this random twitteration...
He couldn't quite whittle the list down to ten.
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Will big guys like Prospect and Mina upstage the notable upstarts on Bauer's annual top 10?
The Bay Area is abuzz with its new three-star promotion.
Who will be our next three-star restaurant, after French Laundry, and more Michelin drama.
Bauer gives new chef Adam Keough the three stars Jamie Lauren never got.
Plus the "Best New Restaurants": Longman & Eagle in Chicago, Frances in S.F., and more.
A look at how pig feet took over menus around the country.
The visiting team took it, folks. Game, set, match. But things got a bit too crowded to savor the nuances.
Bonus for Bostonians: the mag's September issue also features a Craigie cover.
The international travel mag blesses NYC and S.F. restaurants in a new listicle, but ignores all other American cities.
A guide to finding decent food in the Castro and Civic Center.
The former Le Bernardin sous chef makes a speedy exit from Le Club after only two months.
The annual Best of SF issue is always a pleasurable compendium of praise.
Unlike all the local critics before him, Jonathan Kauffman is not thoroughly in love with Frances — where, he notes, the difficulty of getting a reservation now rivals Manresa and The French Laundry. He ends up having an internal struggle...
Some familiar notables of 2009 like Beard nominees Frances, RN74, and Flour + Water are predictable additions; new deletions include Fonda, Kokkari, and Ton Kiang.
The former Charles Nob Hill space is once again seeing life as a food destination.
San Francisco got beat out L.A. in the Best Chef: Pacific category with three out of the five finalists, and Boulevard lands in the Outstanding Restaurant category.
As his food diary shows, the Chron's stalwart restaurant critic doesn't even eat breakfast at home.