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A lovely small restaurant in Hayes Valley that changes its entire menu virtually every day (check the blackboard on the Web site to find out what's cooking), in response to what's fresh and local and the whim of owner-chef Jessica Boncutter. The menu is tightly focused: usually there's a soup, a salad, two to four other plates that can serve as starters or light entrées, two big-plate entrées, and two desserts. The changing wine list is as brief and focused as the menu, but marries well with the fare.
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Bar Jules is the kind of place that catches your eye as you pass by. Colorful bistro tables, funky lettering, and gigantic windows beg you to peek in at the menu scribbled on two chalkboards on oppo... More »
Market-driven, fresh, and local. We've all read or heard those words so often in regards to San Francisco restaurants that your eyes may roll back in your head when you come across them yet again. But the words have real meaning when applied to... More »
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats. Bar Jules: 609 Hayes (at Laguna), 621-5482. Hayes Valley. Sustainable/organic and Californian. Bender's Bar: 806 S. Van Ness (at 19th St.), 824-1800,... More »
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats. Bar Jules: 609 Hayes (at Laguna), 621-5482. Hayes Valley. Sustainable/organic and Californian. Basso's: 3782 24th St. (at Church), 285-3212. Noe Valley.... More »
Chef Jessica Boncutter, veteran of London's famed River Cafe, chalks new menus on Bar Jules' blackboard twice a day, for lunch and dinner.(You can also see them on the Web site.) They won't take you long to read: At dinner there are usually four or five starters, three mains, and two desserts, and at lunch you might be offered a soup, a salad, one sandwich, a burger, a couple of composed plates (one example: asparagus with salmon, or polenta with a squab sauce), and one dessert.But... More »
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