Keiko à Nob Hill to Take Le Club/Charles Nob Hill Space
The husband and wife team, Seigo Takei and chef Keiko Takahashi, resurface with a new French-inspired project.
The husband and wife team, Seigo Takei and chef Keiko Takahashi, resurface with a new French-inspired project.
Dylan MacNiven, the guy behind Woodhouse Fish Co., is behind the new venture, possibly due by year's end.
Also, there'll be a little Morocco thrown in.
Incidentally, the same space was once a legendary punk venue called The Deaf Club.
Also, Cafe Rouge butcher Scott Brennan is starting a charcuterie business called Fifth Quarter.
Capri's replacement, Canela, can now move in any day.
The new nightclub is aiming for a June 25 opening.
Also, Rudy's Can't Fail Cafe just opened next to the Fox Theater in Oakland.
The unnamed replacement for the 50-year-old diner is on deck.
Valencia Street gets another wine bar where another one recently shuttered.
Also, Baker & Banker just launched brunch on Sunday.
Next up at the cargo container development is Suppenkuche's al fresco offshoot.
Western Addition/Divis: Bi-Rite's second store at 550 Divisidero, which was announced a full year ago, has now been pushed back from Fall 2011 to early 2012. Sorry, Pacific Heights/Haight/etc. You must wait. [Haighteration] SoMa: Moya, the Ethiopian restaurant damaged in...
The former Martini House chef's new project is on deck in a couple weeks.
In a few weeks time, the venerable old Italian place will make yet another move.
Also, there's some activity at the Tazza d'Amore space in the Castro.