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Posted 3/15/12 on Grub Street SF
Neighborhood Watch

Town Hall Launches Brunch; Aziza Loses a Chef to Healdsburg; and More

Also, Baume loses its chef de cuisine.

Filed Under: aziza, baume, brunch, louis maldonado, neighborhood watch, schmendricks, spoonbar, town hall

Posted 2/1/12 on Grub Street SF
The Other Critics

Miller Calls Baumé a ‘Game-Changer’; Kauffman Likes His Chicken at Roostertail; Hirsch Hits East Bay Wing Joints

Miller Calls Baumé a ‘Game-Changer’; Kauffman Likes His Chicken at Roostertail; Hirsch Hits East Bay Wing Joints

The best wings in Oakland are in West Oakland, in the ghetto.

Filed Under: baume, jesse hirsch, jonathan kauffman, red buffalo, roostertail rotisserie, the other critics, virginia miller

Posted 12/16/11 on Grub Street SF
The Other Critics

Patty Pleased by Claudine; Bauer Visits Baume in Palo Alto

Patty Pleased by Claudine; Bauer Visits Baume in Palo Alto

Bauer's verdict: three stars.

Filed Under: baume, claudine, the bay leaf, the other critics

Posted 4/26/10 on Grub Street SF
The Other Critics

Bauer Can Only Take Five Courses at Baumé; He Also Still Likes Ramblas, For What It’s Worth

Bauer Can Only Take Five Courses at Baumé; He Also Still Likes Ramblas, For What It’s Worth

Michael Bauer files his review of Baumé, Bruno Chemel's 25-seater in Palo Alto which offers no menu, but only five-, ten-, and fifteen-course tasting menus. Never a big fan of molecular gastronomy or high-concept cooking, Bauer was "a bit fearful...

Filed Under: baume, bruno chemel, craig stoll, fang, house of nanking, locanda, michael bauer, patricia unterman, ramblas tapas bar, the other critics

Posted 3/3/10 on Grub Street SF
Beef

Bruno Chemel Cares Nothing for Michelin Stars

Bruno Chemel Cares Nothing for Michelin Stars

Food Gal interviews Bruno Chemel about his new, prix-fixe venture in Palo Alto.

Filed Under: baume, beef, bruno chemel, chef shuffle, chez t.j., food gal, george aviet

Posted 1/28/10 on Grub Street SF
Neighborhood Watch

Vik’s Chaat Corner, Baumé, and Everything Else That’s Opening, Closing, and Moving

Vik’s Chaat Corner, Baumé, and Everything Else That’s Opening, Closing, and Moving

Vik's Chaat Corner, Baume, Curry Village, and Sandbox Bakery all open; Mi Lindo Yucatan, Mastrelli's Deli, others close.

Filed Under: baume, casablanca cafe, cesar latino, closings, curry village, manor west, mi lindo yucatan, neighborhood watch, openings, reopenings, vik's chaat corner

Posted 1/15/10 on Grub Street SF
Previews

Curry Boyzz, Credo, and All That We Have to Look Forward to in 2010

Curry Boyzz, Credo, and All That We Have to Look Forward to in 2010

From Traci Des Jardins' split concept at the old Acme Chophouse, to a new French place in the former South: the coming year still looks bright.

Filed Under: baume, bistro aix, bruno chemel, credo, curry boyzz, georges, mijita, previews, public house, sr24, thermidor

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