On Tuesday night I met the extremely lovely Foodhoe who invited me to join her at her reservation at incanto's Fergus Henderson dinner. Henderson is famous for (as is Consentino) using the "whole beast" and as such we had an offal meal. It was delicious, but the company was even better. I'm about to ...
If I were still looking for a place to live, Hayes Valley would be near the top of my list. And then I’d have to hope that being to close to Paulette’s macarons, Christopher Elbow’s hazelnut patties, La Boulange’s tarts, Suppenkuche’s wienerschnitzel (I had better stop there and save the rest for a Hayes Valley post) would be made up for by walking to and from my house. Somehow I doubt it.
Add to that list now the Fried Chicken Sandwich at the newly-opened Terra Bakery & Cafe at the corner of Hayes and Gough.
Places we kept going back to again and again: Camino, Pizzaiolo, adesso, Dosa, Corso Trattoria, Gregoire, Rudy's Can't Fail Cafe, Wood TavernFun for a special occasion: Michael Mina, Commis (actually reasonably priced, so maybe not just special occasions)For when you can't stop eating: Zabu Zabu, Espetus, farmer brown's brunchPerenniels: Yank Sing, Bette's Oceanview Diner, CheeseboardIt's ...
The Michelin star ratings for San Francisco were released back in October. I haven't exactly made it a goal to eat at all the restaurants on the list, but I thought I'd examine the list and see which I've been to, and maybe revisit some I haven't been to in a while, and put others ...
Currently my favorite place in SF to go for a good sushi experience. Here, one of the owners shapes some of the rice up for a piece of nigiri. Below, I love the expression on his face as he blow torches some daurade. Sebo is like going ...
Who knew you could get a good, all-you-can-eat brunch in SF for just $15? And I don't mean an Indian buffet -- which, don't get me wrong, is good in its own right -- but just isn't a Western brunch. Or, in this case, ...
