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  • 998 Sutter Feast: 8 great game-day bars

    Ask any pigskin junkie where to watch last year's Super Bowl champs, and you'll get one answer: Ace's, where on Sundays the dive transforms into a funky buffet house chock-full of barbecued chicken, salad, and New York Giants fans.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 11, 2008.

  • 1176 Sutter Feast: 8 great game-day bars

    With five plasmas devoted to University of Oregon games and bartenders who knock back shots with fellow Duck fans, it's no wonder regulars call this place the Oregon headquarters of San Francisco.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 11, 2008.

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  • 505 Jones Feast: 5 halal heavens

    A surprise to me: there are oodles of Islamic enclaves in Thailand, a mainly Buddhist nation. Bang San is a beyond-cute little kitchen-counterlike eatery in the Tenderloin which serves only halal meats in its spicy Thai favorites — especially good are the ginger beef pad king sod rice plate and the sweet red kang dang pumpkin curry kicked up with some jalapeño vinegar condiment.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 1338 Polk Feast: 5 halal heavens

    Hunky Beau and I took our Swiss friend to this beloved Moroccan spot's new digs on Polk Street (the street for halal restos) because, really, the Swiss know from Moroccan food.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 1303 Polk Feast: 5 halal heavens

    Intent on grabbing a bite to eat before the dragzilla Trannyshack Kiss-Off party up the street, I had the great fortune to order at this wee Nob Hill joint just as the first out Olympic gold medalist, Matthew Mitcham, was making his historic winning dive on the big screen.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 406 Hayes Feast: 5 halal heavens

    This Hayes Valley newbie offers some sturdy Mediterranean favorites in a relaxed atmosphere, and is a lovely no-brainer for a not-too-dressy pre- or post-symphony bite.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 601 Van Ness Feast: 5 Jewish joints

    This place seems a bit confused about what kind of restaurant it is, with deli-style items, diner decor, and a laminated menu that gives off a Denny's vibe.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 550 Taylor Feast: 6 Seoul foods

    OK, so you're thinking, yeah, Korean sounds good, but I want a hangout, too. Well, brothers and sisters, I hear you — and the answer is Cocobang.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 430 Geary Feast: Mapu tofu Ramen

    I venture out in search of more, on the rumor that Suzu Noodle House (1825 Post, SF. 415-346-5083) in Japantown and Katana-ya (430 Geary, SF. 415-771-1280) near Union Square serve spicy tofu ramen that compares.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 550 Taylor Feast: 6 bloody sausages

    Korean soondae is a subtle, spicy, rice-based version of the delicacy, one that leaves a sausagey aftertaste. Try the pan-fried version with silver noodles at Cocobang (550 Taylor, SF. 415-292-5144), a surreal hole-in-the-wall that offers (also rice-based) Korean OB Lager, which makes its appearance in a giant, plastic, screw-top two-liter bottle.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 1187 Franklin Street SFist Tonight

    7:30 p.m. // Unitarian Center (1187 Franklin Street)

    Published by SFist on October 10, 2008.

  • Eddy Street and Van Ness Avenue 2 Detained In Possible Pipe Bomb Explosion In SF

    A description of a suspect vehicle was broadcast to authorities, and about five minutes later officers in the area of Eddy Street and Van Ness Avenue in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood saw a pickup truck matching the description.

    Published by CBS News (Channel 5) on October 10, 2008.

  • Eddy Street and Van Ness Pipebomb Explodes On SF Street; Streets Cordoned Off

    A description of a suspect vehicle was broadcast to authorities, and about five minutes later officers in the area of Eddy Street and Van Ness Avenue in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood saw a pickup truck matching the description.

    Published by KTVU News (Channel 2) on October 10, 2008.

  • 604 Geary Feast: 5 halal heavens

    Most, but not all, halal spots will hang their certification in the window, and if you'd like to do the cooking yourself, halal meats are available at butcher shops such as Salama Halal Meat (604 Geary, SF. 415-474-0359), the goat-a-licious Alhambra Meat Company (3111 24th St., SF. 415-525-4499), or stunning variety store Queen of Sheba (1100 Sutter, SF. 415-567-4322).

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 398 Hayes Feast: 6 perfect cheese plates

    The cheese list at Absinthe may be concise — with about 10 European and three American varieties — but the plates stand out here because the cheeses are carefully chosen and thoughtfully paired.

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

  • 1100 Sutter Feast: 5 halal heavens

    Most, but not all, halal spots will hang their certification in the window, and if you'd like to do the cooking yourself, halal meats are available at butcher shops such as Salama Halal Meat (604 Geary, SF. 415-474-0359), the goat-a-licious Alhambra Meat Company (3111 24th St., SF. 415-525-4499), or stunning variety store Queen of Sheba (1100 Sutter, SF. 415-567-4322).

    Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 10, 2008.

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