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The (slightly) less expensive upstairs adjunct to Chez Panisse proper features the cooking for which Alice Waters' establishments are justly famous amid casual, wood- and copper-heavy Mission-style décor. The daily menu -- which, unlike that downstairs, is a la carte -- is focused on fresh produce, deftly prepared. A fascinating, well-edited wine list features many unusual choices. Desserts are both innovative and predictably superb.
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slow food is good food
Alice Waters is a goddess. I prefer the downstairs, slightly more formal restaurant to the upstairs cafe. The fixed, multi-course menu is ever changing but always organic, seasonal, local and DELICIOUS. Sustainable foodie heaven.
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