Garces Rolls Out the City’s Most Affordable Steak Dinner
There's more to the humble steak frites offering than meats the eye.
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Barclay Prime Adds Flights of Fancy Steaks to the Menu
The flights are perfect for dipping your toe in those pricey beef waters before taking the full plunge.
Now Rick Santorum Is Quitting Steak Dinners, Too
He'll miss a previously scheduled appearance in Philly.
George Abou-Daoud Opening Rosewood Tavern Next Week on Fairfax
The Hollywood heavy has even found the energy to decorate his seventh project.
PLCB Fires Up Its First Two Wine Kiosks; Chipotle Opens Its 1,000 Restaurant
Plus calorie counting may not be perfect at restaurants, and eating garlic and asparagus can alter body scents permanently, all in our morning news roundup.
Fleming's Introduces New Summer Menus
The chain's two suburban locations will begin serving the new menu today.
Guns Exchanged for Groceries; Justice Sought for Zubumba Owner
Family is upset that Monica Beresford-Redmen's killer has not been found, while over $200,000 in grocery credit is traded for old guns.
Where to Eat Lunch with "Big Game" James Worthy
Morton's hosts ESPN Radio and a NBA legend for steaks and salads with fans.
Slideshow: Chef Jimmy Schmidt Storms Morgan's in the Desert in La Quinta
La Quinta welcomes a locavore chef who'd rather talk about sustainability than becoming the next celebrity.
Get Sudsy With Beer Soap; The High Cost of Convention Pepsi
Plus: the founder of Treasure Island grocery stores passes away, and Nancy Pelosi's push for calorie labeling, all in our morning news roundup.
Checking out Folklore, Chicago's New Argentine Meat Emporium
Folklore is a bigger shinier version of it's Lakeview sibling Tango Sur
What To Eat At Folklore, Opening Tonight
The Tango Sur offshoot opens with a bang - and a liquor license.
Reggaeton Legend Don Omar Orders From the World’s Biggest Takeout Book
The Latin Grammy–award-winning artist tells us what he ate during a week of recording, skeet shooting, and training.
Parks Consider Green-Lighting Vendors; 'Julie and Julia's' Ommission
• A cash-strapped San Francisco Parks and Recreation department may finally let vendors set up legally in city parks. For a price. [SF Examiner] • A body found in McLaren Park is thought to be that of a man who...
First Look at Japan Premium Beef
No, this isn’t a scene from '2001: A Space Odyssey.' It’s the new Japanese butcher shop.
Another Loogie Hocked on Luger: Not As Good As Morton’s?
The 'Brooklyn Paper' on Peter Luger: “An over-rated, obnoxious, pompous, unsatisfying, overpriced and underwhelming restaurant that serves a single, well-prepared dish.”