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Saison SF’s New $58 Bar Experience

AdrienneOctober 7, 2024October 7, 2024
Saison SF’s New $58 Bar Experience
To this day, my 2015 dinner at Saison Restaurant was still the most I've ever spent on a meal. It was an incredible experience, but the cost had deterred me from revisiting. Fast forward toContinue reading
Seafood Tasting Menu at Aphotic, San Francisco

Seafood Tasting Menu at Aphotic, San Francisco

AdrienneSeptember 15, 2024September 16, 2024

I found a new appreciation for martinis after trying Aphotic’s signature seaweed martini with house gin.Continue reading

The Wild, a new chapter from the Gozu SF team

The Wild, a new chapter from the Gozu SF team

AdrienneSeptember 8, 2024September 8, 2024

One of my favorite dining experiences last month was a new concept from the team thatContinue reading

Nisei Restaurant – Stunning Japanese American fine dining in San Francisco

Nisei Restaurant – Stunning Japanese American fine dining in San Francisco

AdrienneJuly 3, 2024July 3, 2024

I expect that most restaurants will have a similar style menu, even throughout the years. AndContinue reading

Osito SF’s New Four-course Live Fire Tasting Menu

Osito SF’s New Four-course Live Fire Tasting Menu

AdrienneJune 2, 2024June 18, 2024

Osito restaurant, which made their ambitious debut in 2021 as a 100% live fire and fineContinue reading

Alora San Francisco – California Mediterranean Waterfront Dining

Alora San Francisco – California Mediterranean Waterfront Dining

AdrienneFebruary 20, 2024September 23, 2024

Alora is the newest California Mediterranean restaurant from ROOH owners Vikram and Anu Bhambri. Located onContinue reading

Farmhouse Inn – Relaxation and Fine Dining in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley

Farmhouse Inn – Relaxation and Fine Dining in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley

AdrienneJanuary 15, 2024January 16, 2024

To welcome in the new year, I enjoyed a relaxing stay at Farmhouse Inn, a luxuryContinue reading

Mourad San Francisco – Stylish, Modern Moroccan Cuisine

Mourad San Francisco – Stylish, Modern Moroccan Cuisine

AdrienneNovember 20, 2023June 3, 2024

As someone who loves trying new restaurants, and in a dynamic food city with an ever-growingContinue reading

Contemporary California French Dining at ONE65 Bistro, San Francisco

Contemporary California French Dining at ONE65 Bistro, San Francisco

AdrienneSeptember 29, 2023June 3, 2024

I’m glad to see The Bistro at ONE65 reopen after a long break! I’m a fanContinue reading

Bar 5-8, an Upscale Cocktail Prix Fixe Menu by the Liliana and Osito SF Team

Bar 5-8, an Upscale Cocktail Prix Fixe Menu by the Liliana and Osito SF Team

AdrienneMay 18, 2023June 2, 2024

One of my favorite craft cocktail spots Liliana recently debuted an incredible prix fixe experience calledContinue reading

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Highlighting the Bay Area spots making their 2026 OSL debut.

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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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