Filed under:Fishermen have five months to get new gear and get crab on holiday tablesThe city of San Francisco is dedicating a million dollars to support local fishermen, as part of a larger relief effort in the wake of the devastating fire last month at Fishermen’s Wharf. It’s a team effort between Mayor London Breed, Supervisor Aaron Peskin, and Port Director Elaine Forbes, who announced a that’s a combination of grants and loans. This is critical for San Francisco’s crab fishermen, in particular, who were already struggling with well before the coronavirus shut down restaurants across...…Filed under:Fishermen have five months to get new gear and get crab on holiday tablesThe city of San Francisco is dedicating a million dollars to support local fishermen, as part of a larger relief effort in the wake of the devastating fire last month at Fishermen’s Wharf. It’s a team effort between Mayor London Breed, Supervisor Aaron Peskin, and Port Director Elaine Forbes, who announced a that’s a combination of grants and loans. This is critical for San Francisco’s crab fishermen, in particular, who were already struggling with well before the coronavirus shut down restaurants across...WW…

Filed under:The weird and wonderful dive finally reopens in May, and they haven’t changed a tchotchkeAt the iconic crossroads of Broadway and Columbus, turn a corner and peer down an alley, and you’ll stumble upon Specs’ Bar, the eccentric dive more formally known as Specs’ Twelve Adler Museum Cafe. The North Beach institution originally opened in the late 60s, serving well drinks, displaying knick knacks and oddities, and welcoming poets and musicians. Like many beloved dive bars across the city, Specs’ has been closed for more than a year, by far the longest period in the bar’s 53-year...…Filed under:The weird and wonderful dive finally reopens in May, and they haven’t changed a tchotchkeAt the iconic crossroads of Broadway and Columbus, turn a corner and peer down an alley, and you’ll stumble upon Specs’ Bar, the eccentric dive more formally known as Specs’ Twelve Adler Museum Cafe. The North Beach institution originally opened in the late 60s, serving well drinks, displaying knick knacks and oddities, and welcoming poets and musicians. Like many beloved dive bars across the city, Specs’ has been closed for more than a year, by far the longest period in the bar’s 53-year...WW…

Filed under:In this edition of Ask Eater, a solo diner is seeking turkey to go Welcome to , a column from Eater SF where the site’s editors answer difficult dining questions from readers and friends. Have a question for us? .Hi Eater SF,[Given the] surge right now…. I don’t want to get together with people for Thanksgiving, but I want to have a nice Thanksgiving meal at home, just for myself. Would you be able to find out about restaurants [serving meals] just for one?I did read a couple of days ago, but it’s all for a group of people. I live by myself, and I’m looking for a boxed meal...…Filed under:In this edition of Ask Eater, a solo diner is seeking turkey to go Welcome to , a column from Eater SF where the site’s editors answer difficult dining questions from readers and friends. Have a question for us? .Hi Eater SF,[Given the] surge right now…. I don’t want to get together with people for Thanksgiving, but I want to have a nice Thanksgiving meal at home, just for myself. Would you be able to find out about restaurants [serving meals] just for one?I did read a couple of days ago, but it’s all for a group of people. I live by myself, and I’m looking for a boxed meal...WW…

We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. To learn more or opt-out, read our . Please also read our and , which became effective December 20, 2019.By choosing I Accept, you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies.I Accept☰×Plus, where to eat nearby — because it’s not a hot date without snacksWe’ve always had a few good old-fashioned drive-in movie theaters around the Bay Area, but even more have been...…We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. To learn more or opt-out, read our . Please also read our and , which became effective December 20, 2019.By choosing I Accept, you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies.I Accept☰×Plus, where to eat nearby — because it’s not a hot date without snacksWe’ve always had a few good old-fashioned drive-in movie theaters around the Bay Area, but even more have been...WW…

Filed under:Its septuagenarian founders are finally retiring, but they say the sandwiches are here to stayWhile doing some hard-hitting , Eater SF stumbled across some bittersweet news. Roxie Food Center, the beloved corner store across from Balboa Park known for its oversized sandwiches, is in the process of changing owners. Its longtime owners, the Tannous brothers, will soon hang up their aprons for a well-deserved retirement. But sandwich fans, don’t freak out yet — they promise the tri-tip, barbecue beef, and turkey-and-pastrami combo will all stay the same.Rumors started swirling...…Filed under:Its septuagenarian founders are finally retiring, but they say the sandwiches are here to stayWhile doing some hard-hitting , Eater SF stumbled across some bittersweet news. Roxie Food Center, the beloved corner store across from Balboa Park known for its oversized sandwiches, is in the process of changing owners. Its longtime owners, the Tannous brothers, will soon hang up their aprons for a well-deserved retirement. But sandwich fans, don’t freak out yet — they promise the tri-tip, barbecue beef, and turkey-and-pastrami combo will all stay the same.Rumors started swirling...WW…

Filed under:The fast-casual Greek sensation is back with lamb salads, chicken wraps, and frozen yogurtBig salad news: is finally reopening for takeout and delivery this weekend, to the immense relief of fans of the fast-casual Greek mini-chain. Eater readers have been anxiously awaiting this moment since the beginning of shelter in place, when all its locations went completely dark, so this is gratifying news for everyone who loves their lamb salads, chicken wraps, Greek fries with harissa dip, and Greek frozen yogurt with baklava crumbles.“Everyone is very excited,” founder and CEO Charles...…Filed under:The fast-casual Greek sensation is back with lamb salads, chicken wraps, and frozen yogurtBig salad news: is finally reopening for takeout and delivery this weekend, to the immense relief of fans of the fast-casual Greek mini-chain. Eater readers have been anxiously awaiting this moment since the beginning of shelter in place, when all its locations went completely dark, so this is gratifying news for everyone who loves their lamb salads, chicken wraps, Greek fries with harissa dip, and Greek frozen yogurt with baklava crumbles.“Everyone is very excited,” founder and CEO Charles...WW…