Rachel Levin

It only took 5,786 years, but Jewish food is having a moment

With a smattering of new, experimental eateries and popups, it is a remarkable time for Jewish food in San Francisco.

Just because you went overboard last night doesn’t mean the morning has to suck. Let the experts help you sweat it out.

The chef–owner of Lunette has written something that’s much more than a collection of recipes. 

You’ve got one chance to catch top chefs from Lazy Bear, Californios, Burdell, Mister Jiu’s, Nisei, Ernest, and Osito under the same roof.  

Service often trumps food when dining out in San Francisco. And it should.