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Indulging in Lunch and Dinner at Bell’s, a Californian French Bistro – Los Alamos, CA

Indulging in Lunch and Dinner at Bell’s, a Californian French Bistro – Los Alamos, CA

AdrienneMay 29, 2022August 28, 2022

I keep intending to blog more often, especially as I am dining out more again, butContinue reading

Chili Fried Chicken Perfection, Eric Huang’s Pecking House – Turntable at Lord Stanley, San Francisco

Chili Fried Chicken Perfection, Eric Huang’s Pecking House – Turntable at Lord Stanley, San Francisco

AdrienneMarch 6, 2022November 18, 2022

If I could pick my last meal on earth, it would be fried chicken. And thisContinue reading

Korean Charcoal BBQ from the Benu team – San Ho Won, San Francisco

Korean Charcoal BBQ from the Benu team – San Ho Won, San Francisco

AdrienneDecember 19, 2021December 19, 2021

If you asked what my top 10 favorite takeout meals were during the 2020 lockdown, IContinue reading

A Return to Indoor Dining with Modern Omakase at Kibatsu, San Francisco

A Return to Indoor Dining with Modern Omakase at Kibatsu, San Francisco

AdrienneSeptember 26, 2021October 24, 2021

It’s been a year and half since I started working remotely due to the pandemic. RegardlessContinue reading

Luxury Wagyu and Sushi Takeout – Hiroshi, Los Altos, CA

Luxury Wagyu and Sushi Takeout – Hiroshi, Los Altos, CA

AdrienneOctober 12, 2020October 12, 2020

Despite the craziness in 2020, there is still a surprising (or not, *cough* Silicon Valley *cough*)Continue reading

Italian Fine Dining Takeout – Acquerello at Home, San Francisco

Italian Fine Dining Takeout – Acquerello at Home, San Francisco

AdrienneAugust 29, 2020August 29, 2020

Last month, I had the pleasure of trying the Acquerello at Home takeout menu. During Covid-19, thisContinue reading

Handmade Pasta Pop-Up – Trattoria Bruno by Alexander’s Steakhouse, SF

Handmade Pasta Pop-Up – Trattoria Bruno by Alexander’s Steakhouse, SF

AdrienneAugust 10, 2020August 28, 2020

Hello carb heaven! Trattoria Bruno is a new fresh pasta pop-up inside Alexander’s Steakhouse SF. It’sContinue reading

Tuna Belly and Wagyu Burgers – Masabaga, Oakland, CA

Tuna Belly and Wagyu Burgers – Masabaga, Oakland, CA

AdrienneJuly 28, 2020August 28, 2020

Masabaga is a unique sandwich concept from Sushi Chef Masa Sasaki of Sasaki SF and formerlyContinue reading

Vibrant Thai Takeout – Nari, San Francisco

Vibrant Thai Takeout – Nari, San Francisco

AdrienneJuly 19, 2020July 19, 2020

Chef Pim Techamuanvivit created Nari (Thai for “woman”) in tribute to the generations of women thatContinue reading

Crenn Kit Luxe Takeout – Atelier Crenn, San Francisco

Crenn Kit Luxe Takeout – Atelier Crenn, San Francisco

AdrienneJune 22, 2020December 19, 2021

When I saw that Atelier Crenn had expanded their takeout offerings to include a Crenn KitContinue reading

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Highlighting the Bay Area spots making their 2026 OSL debut.

Tickets are almost sold out, get yours soon!

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🎩🫖 an SF mad tea party Merchant Roots is hosting 🎩🫖 an SF mad tea party

Merchant Roots is hosting a mad tea party, and it starts the moment you walk in.

You’re handed a passionfruit potion, and suddenly you’re wandering through a hedge maze.

Then the tea party begins. With hidden chicken pot pies, high tea, but it’s caramelized onion soup, and cheddar scones.

The fish and chips are in a garden of mushy peas.

And the bean on tostada? They were fiery.

Then out came a hat to reveal beef wellington, literally in a hat.

If you’re already questioning reality, just wait. The teacup was not actually cake. We verified.

And finally, the apple of your eye, on a tart. I tasted delightful.

The whole experience is whimsical, theatrical, and we were laughing the whole time.

Merchant Roots’ Mad Tea Party runs through June, with a few vegetarian-only nights.

And if you’re not ready for the full experience, you can still stop by their speakeasy, Bar Orso, for cocktails.

📍Merchant Roots, San Francisco [hosted]

#merchantroots #madteaparty #bayareafood #sfrestaurants #willwanderforfood
🎩🫖 An SF mad tea party Merchant Roots is hosting 🎩🫖 An SF mad tea party

Merchant Roots is hosting a mad tea party, and it starts the moment you walk in.

You’re handed a passionfruit potion… and suddenly you’re wandering through a hedge maze.

Then the tea party begins. With hidden chicken pot pies, high tea, but it’s caramelized onion soup, and cheddar scones.

The fish and chips are in a garden of mushy peas.

And the bean on tostada? They were fiery.

Then out came a hat to reveal beef wellington, literally in a hat.

If you’re already questioning reality, just wait. The teacup was not actually cake. We verified.

And finally, the apple of your eye, on a tart. I tasted delightful.

The whole experience is whimsical, theatrical, and we were laughing the whole time.

Merchant Roots’ Mad Tea Party runs through June, with a few vegetarian-only nights.

And if you’re not ready for the full experience, you can still stop by their speakeasy, Bar Orso, for cocktails.

📍Merchant Roots, San Francisco [hosted]

#merchantroots #madteaparty #dinnershow #sfrestaurants #willwanderforfood
I checked out their new SF deli in Jackson Square, I checked out their new SF deli in Jackson Square, but this menu is available at all three locations!

📍Mimi Cheng’s x Loveski Deli
San Francisco, Larkspur, Napa

[hosted]

#loveskideli #mimichengs #sfeats #bayareaeats #willwanderforfood
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