After success with restaurant Fat Angel in the Fillmore district and Stones Throw in Russian Hill, restaurant group Hi Neighbor recently opened Trestle in Jackson Square. The concept is a $35 three-course prix fixe menu, open for dinner only, at the 49-seat restaurant. Hi Neighbor partner Ryan Cole sat down with the Business Times to talk about building a restaurant group.
The Big Eat 2016 is here! This year’s list is guaranteed to make your mouths water with 35 delectable new dishes—including an insanely luscious lobster roll, our new favorite ramen, and the already culty fries at America’s best new restaurant. As always, the list promises a smattering of San Francisco’s absolute hottest and most beloved restaurants, with a variety of meats, sweets, sides, and veggies at every price point and in every neighborhood of San Francisco.
Four Bay Area chefs give us something to relish
Earlier today, I was trying to figure out where to dine on Saturday night. A friend is visiting from out of town, and we will be a party of four gals ready to celebrate the season in style. After brainstorming a few possible restaurants, I thought of the perfect place: Trestle, this amazing spot that serves three insanely delicious courses with a set menu at an affordable price point.
2015 has been another banner year in Bay Area restaurants. New openings remain quick and steady and often of such high quality, it’s tough to call out the most notable.
This was the year that Bon Appetit magazine named Al’s Place the Best New Restaurant in America, and Deputy Editor Andrew Knowlton called San Francisco the best dining city in the country.
Every month we tell you about all of SF’s best openings, but in June we also introduced Eat Seeker, a list we’re updating every couple of months that includes our picks for the 21 best restaurants in SF at this very moment. A spot doesn’t have to be shiny and new to make the list; it just needs to be a place we love that is one of our personal go-tos, a restaurant we recommend to friends, or occasionally, an eatery that’s a total splurge.
It is now time — drumroll, please — to announce the winners of the 2015 Eater Awards in San Francisco. These winners comprise a diverse group of the finest and most interesting chefs, restaurants and bartenders in the city. They’ve defined this year in dining, and we applaud them.
Where to Eat in San Francisco
San Francisco has long been considered one of the best food cities in America. Let GAYOT be your guide with this list that includes everything from buzz-worthy casual eateries to high-end foodie destinations. Presented in alphabetical order, here are the 25 hottest restaurants in San Francisco.
On Thursday, Michelin announced a list of restaurants in the Bay Area that will receive its Bib Gourmand status in 2016. These are 74 restaurants that, according to Michelin, offer excellent food at a reasonable price. They are selected by the same group of anonymous inspectors who size up restaurants for Michelin stars.
