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Bix is San Francisco's closest approximation of a supper club, with a superb bar and very good food that ranges from tony snacks to more serious dining, including thoughtfully composed salads followed by carefully cooked fish, flesh, and fowl, and amazing desserts. Dinner is served in a soaring, luxurious two-story space, art-deco in style, with contemporary art. Live music (piano or piano with vocalist during the week, jazz trio on Friday and Saturday) contributes to the party atmosphere.
Veering off Montgomery onto Gold Street, a little, nondescript alley, feels like slipping into a hidden passageway. Walking along, you understand the thrill of being in on a secret, which we imagine was half the fun of Prohibition-era... More »
Veering off Montgomery onto Gold Street, a little, almost nondescript alley, feels like slipping into a hidden passageway. Walking along it I get the thrill of being in on a secret, what I imagine was... More »
A regular feature in which SFoodie calls a local chef to ask what he or she is putting on the menu that night, and what inspired its creation. Bix Restaurant's chef de cuisine Erik Lowe was the exec... More »
Last year the American Museum of Natural History in New York presented a crowd-pleasing show about chocolate (titled, neatly, "Chocolate: The Exhibition"), and, not one to miss a trick, opened a special little eatery (called, with admirable... More »
Operators Are Standing By Now gourmands worldwide can join our special club. Thanks to Chuck and the gang at Williams-Sonoma, all it takes is one push of the speed dial button to access some of the best food products the Bay Area has to offer.... More »
The operative word here is "swanky," not "elegant" or "stylish" or "dashing" but a combination of all three, with a hint of ostentatious swagger thrown in. Bix harks back to the days of the Rat Pack and Nick and Nora Charles, and midnight cocktails sipped to the rhythms of the King Cole Trio. Hidden up a brick-and-cobblestone Gold Rush alley, its interior is as opulent as a Pacific Heights mansion, but the vaulted entrance, high ceilings, and elegant pale-rose wainscoting don't overwhelm the... More »
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