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  • Restaurant Review: Chez Panisse and Bar Panisse in Berkeley
  • The New York Times Returns, With Respect, to Chez Panisse, and Praises the New Bar Panisse
  • Burdell in Oakland Has Got the Magic Grits

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nytimes.com /1 month ago

Restaurant Review: Chez Panisse and Bar Panisse in Berkeley

The Bay Area farm-to-table classic changed the American restaurant scene. Now it has opened a dynamic new place right next door.

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sfist.com /1 month ago

The New York Times Returns, With Respect, to Chez Panisse, and Praises the New Bar Panisse

After seven years of general disrespect and snubbing by the local paper of record, the SF Chronicle, Chez Panisse and its new next-door offshoot Bar Panisse get some sincere praise...

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sf.eater.com /3 weeks ago

Burdell in Oakland Has Got the Magic Grits

Walking into Burdell in Oakland feels like entering someone’s pink-steeped, midcentury living room: A family photo gallery wall frames a slim entryway that acts as a hinge between...

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observer.com /4 days ago

Higher Education, Finer Dining: Inside the Culinary Scenes at California’s Top College Towns

At California’s elite universities, Michelin-starred tasting menus and historic farm-to-table spots have turned campus visits into serious culinary trips.

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sf.eater.com /1 month ago

This Refined Mission Pop-Up Draws on Three-Michelin-Star Kitchen Experience

On a warm Sunday evening in June, diners enjoyed an exciting new pop-up designed by a chef with serious fine dining chops. It was a meal that emphasized seasonal produce and high t...

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sf.eater.com /1 month ago

This French Bistro Is Just What Divisadero Needed

Diners have come to know chef and restaurateur Susan Dunn through her time at Pizzetta 211, and as co-owner of Pearl 6101 on California Street and Paladar 511 in New Orleans. But w...

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concreteplayground.com /3 weeks ago

Chez Bagou

Sauvetre's menu showcases French technique, respecting quality produce and seasonality, through simple, yet flavour-driven dishes that uphold the principles of French gastronomy.

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sfist.com /3 weeks ago

This Week In Food: Burdell Chef to Open Bar and Grill In Rockridge

Burdell chef Geoff Davis is expanding to Rockridge and taking over the soon-to-close Wood Tavern, Jollibee draws a line near Powell BART, and Tartine's Chad Robertson is doing big...

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eater.com /1 week ago

The Dinner Party Has Left the Building

A few months ago, a small group gathered for a picnic during a retreat in upstate New York. In lieu of sitting on a grassy knoll with a checkered blanket, the diners huddled on a f...

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moneytalksnews.com /1 month ago

Why This Bay Area Grocery Store Remains a California Favorite

A 1977 Berkeley institution beat out chains like Erewhon and Trader Joe's for one blog's title of California's best grocery store.

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sf.eater.com /4 weeks ago

Sparks Fly at Southern French Chef’s Counter, La Cigale

The dinner experience at La Cigale is reminiscent of the nonfiction TV show, The Mind of a Chef. The kitchen feels like chef Joseph Magidow’s playground — a place where diners can...

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observer.com /1 week ago

At California’s Most Historic Restaurants, It’s Still a Family Affair

These enduring California institutions have survived changing tastes, recessions and restaurant fads without giving up the family name.

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sfist.com /1 month ago

This Week In Food: Long Live The Mill

Chef Seth Stowaway returns with an underground dinner series, Handroll Hawker debuts on Polk, and Dead Letter arrives on the square in Sonoma, all in This Week in Food.

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la.eater.com /1 month ago

Summer’s Hottest Accessory? The Fruit Tarts at This New Alhambra Bakery.

Joyce Hsieh, a Le Cordon Bleu graduate and Milo and Olive alum, is behind the new Pinecone Bakeshop and Cafe, a fruit tart–focused bakery in Alhambra. At Pinecone, Hsieh serves fru...

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isthmus.com /2 weeks ago

Eloura mixes Mediterranean and Asian cuisines

Eloura fills an expansive dining room on the Capitol Square with an inventive menu and a separate daytime cafe in one corner.

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remodelista.com /1 month ago

California-Latin Flavors (and Flair) in Venice Beach

If there is one thing to know about L.A. native Sophia Moreno-Bunge—aside from her otherworldly talents as a florist—it’s that family is of utmost importance to her. Her beloved an...

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theinfatuation.com /5 days ago

Ecce

Ecce is an East Village slice shop decorated with portraits of Herman Melville, Georges Bizet, and French postal worker Ferdinand Cheval.

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sf.eater.com /3 weeks ago

Nopa Fish Is an Ideal Place for a Casual Seafood Lunch

Chef Laurence Jossel is best known for his cooking at Nopa, the Divisadero Street restaurant he co-founded; it’s been a neighborhood (and hospitality industry) staple since it open...

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nytimes.com /6 days ago

Restaurant Review: Yerord Mas in California

Arthur Grigoryan’s next-generation Armenian cooking is the kind of food that makes Los Angeles special.

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ny.eater.com /1 month ago

If You Still Haven’t Had This Cheese Tart, You’re Missing Out

The Comté tart at Chinatown restaurant Bridges is essentially a slice of cheese quiche that’s made fancy. During my dinner with my friend, the dish was her one “nonnegotiable” orde...

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sf.eater.com /1 month ago

A Monthly ‘Pay What You Want’ Dinner Just Might Make This SF Tasting Menu Accessible

Going out to eat is expensive. As a chef, Ryan Shelton knows this. His fine dining restaurant, Merchant Roots, is among the city’s more expensive tasting menus (priced at $238 per...

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cooking.nytimes.com /2 weeks ago

These 4 Salads Capture the Essence of California Cuisine Right Now

Pluots topped with pistachio suya, heirloom tomatoes dressed with a fish sauce vinaigrette: The state’s chefs are taking a freer yet more curated approach to global flavors.

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theinfatuation.com /2 weeks ago

Croissant et Cafe

In Lincoln Square, Croissant et Cafe specializes in croissants and focaccia.

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sf.eater.com /1 week ago

Sons & Daughters Will Make You Reconsider What You Know About Produce

When fine dining restaurant Sons & Daughters earned its second Michelin star in 2024, 12 years after its first star, the win affirmed the restaurant’s new direction and the tal...

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