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If you're aiming for a little slice of Italy, pop into this spot in the Mission where those behind the counter are quick to offer a tour of the world via vino. The 10-page, soft-leather-bound wine menu, arranged first by style and then by region, offers something for oenophiles of all stripes. Salumi and small plates such as gnocchi complete the experience. There is limited seating for about 10 at the bar and another 20 at tables. If you've celebrated with too much fruit of the vine, there's a $5 single-pot of earthy Italian coffee for the BART ride home.
This is part two of SFoodie's conversation with Bar Bambino executive chef Lizzie Binder. Part one is here. What would you say are the main ingredients of the kind of food that you're doing now? Thi... More »
Lizzie Binder is all emphatic hand gestures, wild grins and infectious enthusiasm. The executive chef of Bar Bambino in the Mission District, Binder is clearly at home running a restaurant kitchen. B... More »
People have been heard to grumble that it seems like every other new restaurant is Italian. But San Franciscans have more reason to cheer than complain, because our recent Italian openings are not only diverse in types of cooking, ambitions, and... More »
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mailfresheats. A Bon Port: 476 Castro (at 18th), 558-0893, www.abonportsf.com. Castro. French-Belgian cafe. Bar Bambino: 2931 16th St. (between Mission & South Van... More »
To recommend a spot, e-mailfresheats@sfweekly.com. A Bon Port: 476 Castro (at 18th), 558-0893, www.abonportsf.com. Castro. French-Belgian cafe. Bar Bambino: 2931 16th St. (between Mission & South Van Ness), 701-VINO, www.barbambino.com.... More »
A plate of cured meats, served with bread and perhaps some olives ora relish made from fruit or marinated vegetables, is a fine way tostart a meal -- or serve as a meal in itself.Incanto1550 Church (at Duncan), 641-4500 www.incanto.bizYou might say Incanto chef Chris Cosentino and co-owner Mark Pastoreare trendsetters. Their side project, Boccalone, supplies nearly everyplace in San Francisco that serves artisanal salumi. At Incanto, theyserve an antipasto platter of assorted... More »
This charming, rather casual small cafe and wine bar is so proud of its salumi collection that it constructed a special glass display case for both art and industry. Hanging salamis and cheeses make for enticing sculptural compositions, while a salumerio carves little masterpieces for you to admire on the plate before conveying to your mouth. Bar Bambino cures some of its own meats, and acquires others from local and international artisans. Knowledgeable servers will tell you what's on hand... More »
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