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AQ Team Expanding With Yet Another Project, Bon Marché, in Twitter Building
That makes three new projects in the works, with a mini-empire of four by 2015.
Get Tickets Now for Taste of the Nation
The annual benefit for Share Our Strength known as Taste of the Nation, featuring food and cocktail tastings from many of the hottest bar and restaurants in town, is happening on March 21 at the Bently Reserve. Tickets are now...
What to Eat on AQ’s All-Citrus Tasting Menu This Weekend
It's a special menu for just this weekend featuring nine varieties of height-of-the-seaon citrus.
SF Chefs Dinner Party Project Continues Into Fall With Events at RN74,
Also, one at 1300 on Fillmore.
One of Two AQ Projects Gets a Name and Location: Mélange Market at the ODC Theater
It's the theater's new cafe/concession.
Read What John Mariani Has to Say About State Bird and AQ
There's also a shout-out to Adam Mali at Brasserie S&P.
... And Esquire Also Names AQ Best New Restaurant
State Bird wasn't the only S.F. restaurant on the list.
Check Out AQ’s Summer Menu, and Makeover
It's all green and twinkly in there now, like a backyard patio in a warmer town.
Is Mr. Pollo an Adequate Alternative to Quince?
Tamara Palmer just unveiled a fun new "pick this not that" list at Eater offering comparable but more affordable alternatives to the city's finer restaurants. For instance, South Sea Seafood Village, where they've got "authentic versions of a lot of...
AQ, Nojo, and Bar Tartine Among Bauer’s New Additions to the Top 100
Bauer's annual update includes seventeen new and old restaurants that weren't on the list before.
Big Restaurants Are Back in S.F.; Singing the Praises of Miso
• With the upcoming opening of Joseph Humphrey's 10,000-square-foot (!) Dixie in the Presidio, and the early success of the spacious AQ, the Business Times says big restaurants are back. [Biz Times] • Following on Kauffman's review of State Bird...
