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From London to SF: Dingles Public House Nails a Proper British Sunday Roast

AdrienneDecember 4, 2025December 4, 2025
From London to SF: Dingles Public House Nails a Proper British Sunday Roast
I’m writing this on a flight to London. This year keeps throwing curveballs at me, and now I’m heading back to the UK months after my first visit. My friend wanted to celebrate her birthdayContinue reading
The Happy Crane – Best Peking Duck in San Francisco?

The Happy Crane – Best Peking Duck in San Francisco?

AdrienneNovember 27, 2025November 27, 2025

Somehow once October hits, the rest of the year sprints ahead like me rushing to myContinue reading

Wolfsbane is Already One of SF’s Best New Restaurants

Wolfsbane is Already One of SF’s Best New Restaurants

AdrienneOctober 13, 2025October 13, 2025

The Bay Area has seen a string of impressive openings lately, but Wolfsbane doesn’t just joinContinue reading

Kiln SF and Birthday Month Reflections

Kiln SF and Birthday Month Reflections

AdrienneAugust 26, 2025August 26, 2025

I had birthday plans to spend a couple of weeks in Oahu with no itinerary, noContinue reading

Yeobo, Darling – A Korean-Taiwanese Restaurant in Menlo Park

Yeobo, Darling – A Korean-Taiwanese Restaurant in Menlo Park

AdrienneJuly 31, 2025July 31, 2025

A fun byproduct of writing meal reviews months later is the chance to reflect, not justContinue reading

Benu – Revisiting a San Francisco Fine Dining Destination

Benu – Revisiting a San Francisco Fine Dining Destination

AdrienneJanuary 23, 2025January 23, 2025

I recently returned from an amazing three weeks in Asia—Taipei, Shanghai, Tokyo. More to come onContinue reading

Saison SF’s New $58 Bar Experience

Saison SF’s New $58 Bar Experience

AdrienneOctober 7, 2024October 7, 2024

To this day, my 2015 dinner at Saison Restaurant was still the most I’ve ever spentContinue reading

Mister Jiu’s at Greens SF – Guest Chef Series 2024

Mister Jiu’s at Greens SF – Guest Chef Series 2024

AdrienneSeptember 22, 2024September 23, 2024

When I heard that my favorite vegetarian restaurant in the Bay Area and the only ChineseContinue reading

Birthday Dinner at Cotogna, San Francisco

Birthday Dinner at Cotogna, San Francisco

AdrienneSeptember 22, 2024September 23, 2024

Everyone should celebrate their birthday at Cotogna. Best pasta in SF. Everything else was also 10/10.Continue 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

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November dump! Somehow found time to socialize mor November dump! Somehow found time to socialize more, eat more, and chill more while I worked even more?

Some fun firsts
- Friendsgiving with strangers
- First labubu (support my friend! @labubu.closetshop 🫶🏼)
- First concert where I was the majority 👀 (Asians at Knock2)
- First UFO (but what actually is that lol - slide 3)
- First Sunday roast in SF
- First SF after hours club (how is this legal)
- First strip club (no drinks nor performances were served unfortunately after 2 am)
- First time winning best flip cup time (4 flips in 12.59s) 😆
This is the first real Sunday roast I’ve seen in S This is the first real Sunday roast I’ve seen in San Francisco.

Dingles is brand new and serving a full traditional spread on Sundays. You choose roast beef with red wine gravy or crispy pork belly with mustard gravy. 

Both options come with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, carrots, and cauliflower cheese. And doesn’t matter if you’re full, don’t miss the sticky toffee pudding with brown butter ice cream.

I just waited two and a half hours for London’s most famous roast. And Dingles Public House is way better. Word’s already out, so book those reservations asap.

@dingles.sf @chefgeorgedingle @lttllolita 

📍Dingles Public House, San Francisco

#dinglespublichouse #britishpub #sundayroast #sfrestaurants #sffood #willwanderforfood
I took my friend to her first omakase, and she was I took my friend to her first omakase, and she was getting the classic experience… at least at first. We ate some special balls, sea urchin, plenty of nigiri, fancy, but pretty standard.

Then out of nowhere, diners next to me started torching their own sushi. So obviously we needed to try. Suddenly we’re getting a knife lesson after dessert. Chef Jackson was a pro. Meanwhile I made smashed cucumbers.

We had the best time though. And now my friend thinks all omakase experiences come with a side of culinary school

@omakase_sf @jacksonyu_omakase 

📍Omakase Restaurant, San Francisco [hosted]

#omakasesf #sfrestaurants #sfeats #sfsushi #willwanderfood
If you want modern Italian with fresh pasta and wo If you want modern Italian with fresh pasta and wood-fired entrees, Bosco just opened in the former Bellota space, and it works for everything from big groups to date nights.

I was last here years ago with my most avoidant ex. So I when I heard a new concept moved in, I embraced the opportunity to make new memories. Team personal growth over avoidance any day. 

Bosco is the latest from The Absinthe Group. I enjoyed the octopus carpaccio, a cheesy cappellacci with caramelized onion and sweet potato, and a 32 ounce bone in ribeye.

We wrapped with a chocolate tiramisu and two strong espresso cocktails. I was wired til 3am… worth every heartbeat.

📍Bosco, San Francisco [hosted]

#boscosf #sfrestaurants #sffood #bayareafood #sfdatenight #sfthingstodo #willwanderforfood
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