Also, Bon App writes up a Mission spot that hasn't quite opened yet.
The price has dipped below the break-even point for some Maine fishermen as fancy chefs turn to stuff like European langoustines.
Cocktail geeks already know about Wilson & Wilson and the Hideout at Dalva, but now Eater brings word of North Beach's answer to the bar-within-a-bar trend: The Hancock Room at Sip Bar & Lounge (787 Broadway at Powell). The owner...
"Grindz" is Hawaiian slang for "eats," and "ono" means "good."
Pre-mixed, sometimes carbonated cocktails are all the rage right now.
The Danish restaurant's kitchen turns out a lot of cooks.
Poultry producers are facing shortages of thighs owing to unexpectedly high demand.
We aren't the world's biggest winos, but we're getting up there in sheer volume!
Drinks are getting more classic, and bar-goers are getting more picky.
The Scoop's Paolo Lucchesi posed an interesting question this morning, which naturally confounded many SFGate readers — "Would you pay a tax at restaurants to help the homeless?" Lucchesi goes on to explain that Florida incorporated a one percent tax...
The Chronicle fills us in about the much sought-after eggs that Neil Young's middle son, Ben Young, has spent a decade perfecting at his egg farm at Coastside Ranch in La Honda. Young's 250 Red Sex-Link hens — all named...
Plus an interview with pioneering female winemaker Merry Edwards.
• A 59-year-old Marin County woman recently died of mad-cow disease (Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease), and a second woman has been diagnosed with it. Cue a potential local panic. [ABC 7] Update: It's not mad-cow, but rather the non-variant form of Creutzfeldt-Jakob,...
We told you earlier this month how this was the first season in a couple decades when San Francisco Bay herring have been available in local restaurants and markets, and now the Chron has an update about a few dishes...
Starbucks, Peet's, and now Tully's are jumping on the blonde-roast bandwagon.
As many of you probably know, Portlandia's second season premiered Friday. And since San Francisco and Portland are such closely related cousins, especially when it comes to our respective food scenes, we must bring your attention to this sketch, "We...