Thomas Keller Says There Are No More Iconic Restaurants in S.F.
'Maybe it's people's [lack of] commitment to restaurants or the need for change.'
'Maybe it's people's [lack of] commitment to restaurants or the need for change.'
Thomas, Alice, and Daniel, oh my!
The ban is set to happen July 1, and this is kind of an eleventh-hour appeal.
They'll be open Thursday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., starting this week.
In this week's New York mag, a server at Thomas Keller's Per Se in Manhattan talks blacklisted customers, including multiple couples who have snuck off to the bathroom to have sex, and one lady who threw up on the table...
Also, Three Twins Ice Cream pops up again.
He tried to walk in with a party of three. No dice.
The fun kicks off with a dinner on Thursday night.
The French Laundry spinoff gets its four stars renewed.
Might the London critics be harder to please than Michelin?
They'll be open daily from 7 a.m. to noon, until further notice.
The fawning half-hour doc is airing only in Southern California at the moment.
There's no estimate as to how long the bakery may be closed.
Keller's proprietary blend of gluten-free pastry flour is one of many products soon to be strictly regulated by the feds.
See the simple menu at the new lunch place.