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  • Posted 9/29/11 on Grub Street SF
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Reidinger Unmasked!

Reidinger Unmasked!

One of the city's four ostensibly anonymous food critics, the Guardian's Paul Reidinger, vacated his post last week. And now he reveals his photo to the Scoop, discusses his novel-writing career, and takes a moment to compare the local food...

Filed Under: paul reidinger, the other critics
  • Posted 9/21/11 on Grub Street SF
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Paul Reidinger Hangs Up His Hat As Guardian Critic With One Last, Long-Winded Essay

Paul Reidinger Hangs Up His Hat As Guardian Critic With One Last, Long-Winded Essay

If nothing else, we will miss Paul's flirtations with handsome young servers.

Filed Under: announcements, goodbyes, paul reidinger, the other critics
  • Posted 9/14/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman *Hates* the New Old Clam House; Reidinger Braves the Shootings to Enjoy Radish

Kauffman *Hates* the New Old Clam House; Reidinger Braves the Shootings to Enjoy Radish

Kauffman only likes the iron-skillet mussels, which they also serve at The Stinking Rose and the Franciscan.

Filed Under: jonathan kauffman, old clam house, paul reidinger, radish, the other critics
  • Posted 9/2/11 on Grub Street SF
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Countering Bauer, Unterman Adores Bluestem Brasserie

Countering Bauer, Unterman Adores Bluestem Brasserie

She likes basically everything about it.

Filed Under: bluestem brasserie, patricia unterman, paul reidinger, the other critics
  • Posted 8/31/11 on Grub Street SF
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Jonathan Kauffman Does Brazilian in Daly City; Reidinger Appreciates Txoko

Jonathan Kauffman falls in love this week with a Brazilian tamale called a pamonha (pah-MOAN-yah), which is served at Pamonha's Brazilian Cuisine (6005 Mission) in Daly City. The restaurant claims to be one of only two in the States to...

Filed Under: jonathan kauffman, pamonha's, paul reidinger, the other critics, txoko
  • Posted 8/24/11 on Grub Street SF
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Reidinger Takes a Crack at Bluestem Brasserie; Kauffman Applauds Boxing Room

Reidinger Takes a Crack at Bluestem Brasserie; Kauffman Applauds Boxing Room

Paul Reidinger is uncharacteristically quick to make it to the new Bluestem Brasserie, and he finds himself in agreement with Bauer on at least one thing: It's all about pastry chef James Ormsby's desserts. While he finds the halibut pretty...

Filed Under: bluestem brasserie, boxing room, jonathan kauffman, paul reidinger, the other critics
  • Posted 8/17/11 on Grub Street SF
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Jonathan Kauffman Calls Tacko the ‘WASPiest Taco Shop in Town’; Reidinger Finally Gets to Una Pizza

Jonathan Kauffman Calls Tacko the ‘WASPiest Taco Shop in Town’; Reidinger Finally Gets to Una Pizza

Does Reidinger really need to bother at this point?

Filed Under: jonathan kauffman, nick fasanella, paul reidinger, tacko, the other critics, una pizza napoletana
  • Posted 8/10/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Meanders Through Fifth Floor's ‘Global Souk’; Reidinger Tastes ‘Astounding’ Mayo at Straw

Kauffman Meanders Through Fifth Floor's ‘Global Souk’; Reidinger Tastes ‘Astounding’ Mayo at Straw

Reidinger digs the fried stuff at Straw; Kauffman compares the frequency of Fifth Floor's PR releases to Kardashian tweets.

Filed Under: fifth floor, jonathan kauffman, paul reidinger, straw, the other critics
  • Posted 8/3/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Reviews Chinatown Stalwart Capital Restaurant; Reidinger Ventures Downtown for Perbacco

Kauffman Reviews Chinatown Stalwart Capital Restaurant; Reidinger Ventures Downtown for Perbacco

Why does Reidinger bother going downtown?

Filed Under: capital restaurant, jonathan kauffman, paul reidinger, perbacco, the other critics
  • Posted 7/6/11 on Grub Street SF
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Reidinger Claims Firsties on Criolla Kitchen; Kauffman Takes a Pie Tour; Bauer’s Loving All the Pickles Everywhere

Reidinger Claims Firsties on Criolla Kitchen; Kauffman Takes a Pie Tour; Bauer’s Loving All the Pickles Everywhere

Well, it's not often that Paul Reidinger gets first dibs on reviewing a place, so we should give him some credit this week. The Guardian scribe hits up Criolla Kitchen in the Castro (formerly known as Bagdad Café), and comes...

Filed Under: bar agricole, bar tartine, criolla kitchen, jonathan kauffman, michael bauer, paul reidinger, the other critics
  • Posted 6/29/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Calls Locanda ‘Gawky’ But Good; Reidinger Calls Zero Zero the ‘Apex’ of the Local Pizza Craze

Kauffman Calls Locanda ‘Gawky’ But Good; Reidinger Calls Zero Zero the ‘Apex’ of the Local Pizza Craze

Like Bauer did on Sunday, Jonathan Kauffman offers up some similarly qualified praise for Locanda today, writing "many aspects of the restaurant are still gawky and fumbling," but quickly adding, "the vision behind the restaurant is sure, and enough of...

Filed Under: jonathan kauffman, locanda, paul reidinger, the other critics, zero zero
  • Posted 6/22/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Heads to the Wilson for ‘Liquid Dinner’; Reidinger Is Dispassionate About Pasión

Kauffman Heads to the Wilson for ‘Liquid Dinner’; Reidinger Is Dispassionate About Pasión

Kauffman reviews his first bar!

Filed Under: bars, jonathan kauffman, pasion, paul reidinger, the other critics, wilson and wilson
  • Posted 6/8/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Is Underwhelmed By Terminal 2 at SFO; Reidinger Says Don Pisto’s Has ‘the Personality of a Food Truck’

Kauffman Is Underwhelmed By Terminal 2 at SFO; Reidinger Says Don Pisto’s Has ‘the Personality of a Food Truck’

Jonathan Kauffman is less impressed than easier to please Patty U. with the new food offerings at Terminal 2 at the airport. Plant Cafe Organic handed him some sad, gray vegetables over steamed quinoa for $13; Andalé took fifteen minutes...

Filed Under: don pisto's, jonathan kauffman, paul reidinger, terminal 2, the other critics
  • Posted 6/1/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Calls Nojo’s Non-Skewer Items ‘Really Effing Good’; Reidinger Makes It Out to Morph

Jonathan Kauffman sounds mighty impressed with Nojo, saying that he might have skipped it were it not for chef Gregory Dunmore's resumé (which includes Ame and Terra). "Nombe, Ippuku, Chotto, Izakaya Sozai, Kasumi, and 2G Brasserie have all opened in...

Filed Under: jonathan kauffman, morph, nojo, paul reidinger, the other critics
  • Posted 5/25/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Adores Bistro Central Parc; Reidinger Seeks Out Sushi In North Beach?

Kauffman Adores Bistro Central Parc; Reidinger Seeks Out Sushi In North Beach?

Jonathan Kauffman observes that after 30 or 40 years of French food becoming less exotic and more integrated into what we call California cuisine, we can now more than ever appreciate the humbleness of bistro cuisine on its original terms....

Filed Under: bistro central parc, jonathan kauffman, paul reidinger, the other critics
  • Posted 5/18/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Discovers Chinese Charcuterie at Dong Bei Mama; Reidinger Overcomes ‘Mallphobia’ to Enjoy Straits

Jonathan Kauffman, while pretty well versed in the cuisines of Asia, sounds sincerely surprised at the discoveries he made at Dong Bei Mama — the restaurant formerly known as Panda Country Kitchen at Geary and 11th Avenue. The cuisine comes...

Filed Under: dong bei mama, jonathan kauffman, paul reidinger, straits, the other critics
  • Posted 5/4/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Likes the Dinner Specials at Brenda’s, But the Classics Get ‘Sloppy’; Reidinger Revisits Globe, Finds It Unfresh

Kauffman Likes the Dinner Specials at Brenda’s, But the Classics Get ‘Sloppy’; Reidinger Revisits Globe, Finds It Unfresh

Jonathan Kauffman is the first to give a full review to the new dinner service at Brenda's French Soul Food that kicked off in March. He's pretty pleased with the broiled oysters, served four different ways, and especially recommends the...

Filed Under: brenda's french soul food, globe, jonathan kauffman, paul reidinger, the other critics
  • Posted 4/27/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Ponders the Evolution of the Pop-Up at EAT and Vinyl; Reidinger Finds Beautifull ‘Wonderful’

Kauffman Ponders the Evolution of the Pop-Up at EAT and Vinyl; Reidinger Finds Beautifull ‘Wonderful’

This week our buddy Jonathan Kauffman decides to pair up two pop-ups that have taken root in two neighborhoods, in this 2.0 or 2.5 wave of the phenomenon. First there's Vinyl up on Divis, opened by Saison wine guy Mark...

Filed Under: beautifull, eat, jonathan kauffman, mark bright, nonstaurants, paul reidinger, the corner, the other critics, vinyl
  • Posted 4/20/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Calls Leopold’s Food ‘Solid But Not Gut-Busting’; Reidinger Admires Biceps at Fondue Cowboy

Reidinger doesn't have much of an opinion about the savory fondue he tried, but he loves the Happy Trails chocolate one.

Filed Under: fondue cowboy, jonathan kauffman, leopold's, paul reidinger, the other critics
  • Posted 4/13/11 on Grub Street SF
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Kauffman Gets Drunk at Red Wings; Reidinger Loves Him Some Mazzat

Michael Bauer may have clicked his ruby-slippered heels and gone on vacation to Kansas this week, but Jonathan Kauffman remains in town, and he's really loving Red Wings in the Richmond this week. What do they have there? Korean chicken...

Filed Under: jonathan kauffman, mazzat, paul reidinger, red wings, the other critics
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