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2017’s Most Memorable Bites

AdrienneDecember 31, 2017December 31, 2017
2017’s Most Memorable Bites
2017 was one of my favorite years for food. I enjoyed so many vibrant, punchy, and creative dishes. In contrast to the kaiseki-heavy and refined restraint of last year, 2017 was all about bold, indulgentContinue reading
2017’s Top Three Restaurants

2017’s Top Three Restaurants

AdrienneDecember 27, 2017August 22, 2018

It’s time to reflect and pick my top food experiences of 2017! This year, I hadContinue reading

Turkey and the Wolf – Life-changing Sandwiches in New Orleans

Turkey and the Wolf – Life-changing Sandwiches in New Orleans

AdrienneNovember 14, 2017October 29, 2018

Never before has a restaurant obliterated and exceeded my expectations so resoundingly, as did Turkey andContinue reading

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@outsidelands casually dropping one of the most st @outsidelands casually dropping one of the most stacked food lineups 👀

Highlighting the Bay Area spots making their 2026 OSL debut.

Tickets are almost sold out, get yours soon!

#OLpartner #outsidelands2026
🎩🫖 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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