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  • Posted 5/18/12 on Grub Street SF
  • Anniversaries
Anniversaries This Weekend: Camino, Comstock Saloon, Social Kitchen

Anniversaries This Weekend: Camino, Comstock Saloon, Social Kitchen

Social Kitchen is partying until 1 a.m. tonight with a new, anniversary-edition, 8.8% ABV beer.

Filed Under: anniversaries, camino, comstock saloon, foodievents, social kitchen and brewery
  • Posted 2/27/12 on Grub Street SF
  • Recipes
How to Be Like Russell Moore and Make Your Own Vinegar

How to Be Like Russell Moore and Make Your Own Vinegar

The 'Chronicle' tells you how.

Filed Under: camino, fyi, recipes, russell more, user's guide
  • Posted 2/24/12 on Grub Street SF
  • Foodievents
What to Eat at Camino’s Dinner for Colman Andrews on Sunday

What to Eat at Camino’s Dinner for Colman Andrews on Sunday

The cookbook author is making one stop only in the Bay Area.

Filed Under: bookshelf, camino, colman andrews, foodievents
  • Posted 2/16/12 on Grub Street SF
  • Foodievents
Camino’s Russell Moore Plans Send-Off for Crab Season

Camino’s Russell Moore Plans Send-Off for Crab Season

February 27th's last-call crab feed will feature homemade kimchi from Russell Moore's personal stash.

Filed Under: camino, foodievents, russell moore
  • Posted 1/25/12 on Grub Street SF
  • Deals
Camino Offering $30 Three-Course Crab Dinner

Camino Offering $30 Three-Course Crab Dinner

In honor of Oakland Restaurant Week, Camino is extending their Crab Monday deal all week and doing a $30 prix-fixe featuring spicy Dungeness crab broth with rice and scallions; half a Dungeness crab grilled in the fireplace with farro, rutabaga,...

Filed Under: camino, deals, menus, oakland restaurant week
  • Posted 12/12/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Where to Eat
Where to Score Some Dungeness, Like Now

Where to Score Some Dungeness, Like Now

Check out the crab dishes at Cotogna, Camino, and Starbelly.

Filed Under: aq, camino, lists, starbelly, sutro's, swan's oyster depot, where to eat
  • Posted 11/15/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Neighborhood Watch

Ken Ken Ramen to Maybe Open This Weekend; Shimo Closes in Healdsburg; and More

Also, Camino is hosting a "staff meal" party tomorrow night.

Filed Under: camino, closings, ken ken ramen, lucky peach, neighborhood watch, previews, rechiutti confections, shimo modern steak
  • Posted 11/2/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Temporary Closings
Camino Closed Today In Support of Occupy Oakland

Camino Closed Today In Support of Occupy Oakland

Other businesses are remaining open but refusing credit cards.

Filed Under: camino, occupy wall street, temporary closings
  • Posted 10/26/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Neighborhood Watch

Humphry Slocombe Makes Caramels; Brooklyn Chef Guests at Plum; and More

Mission: Humphry Slocombe (Harrison and 24th) has debuted some tasty-sounding new caramel candies, the first flavor being Salt 'N Peppa (Maldon sea salt, mild Cubeb pepper, zingy Szechuan pepper, and pink peppercorns). [SFoodie] Also, the Old World Food Truck is...

Filed Under: camino, humphry slocombe, kim alter, menus, neighborhood watch, plum, previews
  • Posted 10/10/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Brunch
Michael Bauer, Not a Fan of Brunch, Reviews the Best Brunches

Michael Bauer, Not a Fan of Brunch, Reviews the Best Brunches

His list: Boulette's Larder, Camino, Cotogna, Nopa, and SPQR.

Filed Under: boulette's larder, brunch, camino, cotogna, michael bauer, mikey likes it, nopa, spqr, the other critics
  • Posted 10/10/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Celebrity Settings
Ruth Reichl Brunches With Alice Waters at Zuni; Nancy Silverton FĂȘted at Camino

Ruth Reichl Brunches With Alice Waters at Zuni; Nancy Silverton FĂȘted at Camino

Ruth was in town to help judge the Good Food Awards.

Filed Under: alice waters, camino, celebrity settings, go ask alice, nancy silverton, ruth reichl, zuni cafe
  • Posted 8/22/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Previews
Stanley Saitowitz's design for Trace at the W, due Sept. 5, is one of over a dozen things we're looking forward to this fall.

What’s to Come as the Weather Warms: A San Francisco Fall Restaurant Preview

From the return of Stuart Brioza at State Bird Provisions to the return of boudin blanc at Camino, there is much to look forward to this fall.

Filed Under: abbot's cellar, camino, central kitchen, dear mom, fall preview 2011, haven, keiko a nob hill, park tavern, pre-previews, previews, salumeria, slideshow, state bird provisions, trace, trick dog, umami burger, wo hing general store
  • Posted 8/9/11 on Grub Street SF
  • TV Land
Foodography Visits Commonwealth, Camino, Lafitte

Foodography Visits Commonwealth, Camino, Lafitte

Also, they have an 'authentic Mission burrito.'

Filed Under: camino, commonwealth, lafitte, tv land
  • Posted 7/29/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Mediavore

Gilroy Garlic Festival Kicks Off; Tourists Get Fat When They Come to the U.S.

• Mmm.... garlic. The 33rd Annual Gilroy Garlic Festival kicks off today and continues through Sunday! Funny sidenote: Scope is passing out free samples of mouthwash there. [NBC] • A food-nerdy couple named Frank and Margaret got engaged at Omnivore...

Filed Under: camino, mediavore
  • Posted 6/10/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Video Feed
Russell Moore Cooks for Kathie Lee and Hoda Kotb on Today

Russell Moore Cooks for Kathie Lee and Hoda Kotb on Today

The Oakland chef popped up in New York on the 'Today' show this morning.

Filed Under: camino, russell moore, tv land, video feed, videos
  • Posted 4/21/11 on Grub Street SF
  • FYI
Making Vinegar From Leftover Wine, and Other Recycling Tips From Local Chefs

Making Vinegar From Leftover Wine, and Other Recycling Tips From Local Chefs

We mentioned earlier the whole composting industry that's sprung up from mandatory composting laws, and today's Chron also has a piece about local chefs and all the things they do to keep their kitchens green, including the vinegar-from-leftover wine bins...

Filed Under: beach chalet, camino, fyi, zuni cafe
  • Posted 2/15/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Lists
Skenes, Lee, Moore All Nominated for Food & Wine People’s Choice Thing

Skenes, Lee, Moore All Nominated for Food & Wine People’s Choice Thing

Food & Wine is doing a poll this year, separate from their editorial choices for Best New Chefs, for "The People's Best New Chef."

Filed Under: benu, brandon sharp, camino, corey lee, curtis di fede, food and wine, jamie lauren, joshua skenes, lists, perry hoffman, russell moore, saison, solbar, teague moriarty, tyler rodde
  • Posted 1/31/11 on Grub Street SF
  • Mikey Doesn't Like It
Mr. Bauer Doesn’t Care for Communal Dining, Gasps at Prices at Alexander’s Steakhouse

Mr. Bauer Doesn’t Care for Communal Dining, Gasps at Prices at Alexander’s Steakhouse

Mr. Bauer would prefer not to be seated with hordes, please.

Filed Under: alexander's steakhouse, camino, michael bauer, mikey doesn't like it, starbelly, the other critics
  • Posted 12/27/10 on Grub Street SF
  • Chef Shuffle
Camino Gets a New Pastry Chef

Camino Gets a New Pastry Chef

Rikki Garcia, most recently of the Village Pub and formerly at Brick, moves into the pastry seat.

Filed Under: back of the house, camino, chef shuffle, rikki garcia, russell moore, sweet treats
  • Posted 12/13/10 on Grub Street SF
  • Trends
The Journal Urges You to Cook in Your Living Room Fireplace This Christmas

The Journal Urges You to Cook in Your Living Room Fireplace This Christmas

We see this new how-to as fraught with potential for holiday disasters.

Filed Under: camino, dish demo, joshua skenes, russell moore, saison, trends, wall street journal
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