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A Taco Spot in SF Is Letting You Name Your Price — And That's Actually Cool
PublishedEvery Friday, San Francisco taco spot Tato runs a "Pay-What-You-Can" taco day — and before you roll your eyes at…
A $2 Cinnamon Roll? Cinnaholic's Berkeley Grand Opening Is the Rare Deal That Doesn't Come with a Tax Hike
PublishedSometimes the Free Market Just Hands You a Win In a region where a basic lunch can run you $22 before tip and the…
Tony's Pizza Has a Cocktail Menu That Deserves Your Attention (and Your Dollars)
PublishedLook, we love a good glass of Chianti with a Margherita as much as the next person.
Your Wallet Called: Here's Where to Actually Eat Well in SF Right Now
PublishedSan Francisco's dining scene is one of the few things about this city that genuinely earns its reputation.
Berkeley Restaurant Week Is Back — And Your Wallet Might Actually Survive This One
PublishedBerkeley Restaurant Week returns April 2-12, and if you're a Bay Area food lover who's been watching your grocery bill…
Free Hot Dogs on Wednesdays? Rye Is Doing God's Work
PublishedIn a city where a mediocre sandwich will set you back $18 and a craft cocktail costs more than a parking ticket, one…
Off the Grid Rolls Into Foster City — A Win for Food Entrepreneurs and Hungry Locals
PublishedOff the Grid, the roving food truck market that's become a Bay Area institution, is expanding into Foster City — and…
The Best Deal Left in San Francisco Costs a Buck a Wing
PublishedIn a city where a mediocre lunch can set you back $22 before tip, finding genuine value feels like discovering a…
The Bay's Most Underrated Catch: Why Anchovies Are Having a Moment
PublishedSpring in San Francisco means cherry blossoms, fog delays, and apparently — anchovies.
A Buck a Marg: Underdogs' Disco Taco Tuesday Is the Free Market at Its Finest
PublishedIn a city where a single cocktail can run you $18 and a modest plate of tacos will set you back $22, one SoMa…
April's Restaurant Openings Prove SF's Food Scene Doesn't Need a Government Subsidy
PublishedApril is bringing a fresh batch of restaurant openings to San Francisco, and they're a reminder that when entrepreneurs…
An Alameda Coffee Roaster Just Bet Big on Fisherman's Wharf — And That's Actually Great News
PublishedHere's something you don't hear every day: a small business is expanding into San Francisco.
Super Duper Burgers Is Giving Away 50 Free Burgers — And That's How You Do a Grand Opening
PublishedLook, we love a good grand opening — especially when it involves free food and zero taxpayer dollars.
The Sunset Is Losing Its Soul — One Retirement at a Time
PublishedTwo beloved Sunset District staples — You See Sushi and Yumma's — are shutting their doors as their owners hang up…
Skip the Networking Event, Hit the Arcade: Emporium's Monday Night Deal Is Actually Worth It
PublishedLook, we know your Monday nights have options.
A Husband, A Wife, and a Dream to Make SoMa Worth Walking Through
PublishedSomewhere between the vacant storefronts and the general vibe of 'please just get back to your car,' central SoMa has…
Where Did All the Offal Go? SF Forgot How to Cook a Whole Animal
PublishedRemember when nose-to-tail cooking was going to save us?
Big Sur Is Back: Your No-Nonsense Guide to Eating Down Highway 1
PublishedAfter three years of closures, detours, and collective mourning, Highway 1 is fully open again — and Big Sur is ready…
The SF Baker Who Went Full Mad Scientist on Dutch Crunch
PublishedIf you grew up in the Bay Area, Dutch crunch isn't a bread — it's a birthright.
The Man Who Cracked the Code on SF's Most Mysterious Bread
PublishedIf you grew up in the Bay Area, Dutch crunch is just bread.