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Tucked off the lobby of the Mark Twain Hotel in Hayes Valley, this clubby, polished restaurant offers dependable, classic American fare made with sustainably raised meats and vegetables grown on a farm in Petaluma. Fish & Farm is the kind of place where the pork chops are as thick as a closed fist, and just the right pink inside, and the burger comes with house-made steak sauce and slippery, sweet grilled onions. The service, if stiff, is correct, and the wine list is all-Californian -- a rare quality in locavorism-besotted San Francisco.
These days it seems that chefs must constantly compete to remain relevant in modern culinary culture. Especially in San Francisco, where food trends roll in and out with the fog. But no matter the dir... More »
What: Tenderloin Trail Restaurant Crawl When: Saturday, May 19th, 5-7pm and Saturday, May 26th, 5-7pm Where: Various spots throughout the Tenderloin Cost: $75, includes restaurant crawl and ticket to ... More »
Scoop reported yesterday on the impending departure of Fish & Farm's Chad Newton, to collaborate with Farm founder Franz Klein on a project twofer: replicating the takeaway lunch biz American Box, and... More »
'Tis the season for comfort food, for bountiful platters of rich, soul-stirring grub brimming with fresh veggies and juicy cuts of meat and hillocks of pasta and potato and polenta, of fruit crumbles and spirit-lifting cocktails and the sort of... More »
Ever contrary to certain kinds of politically correct food trendiness, I've already declared my somewhat cranky response to those who want to restrict their diet to foodstuffs sourced within 100 miles of where they live. I'm not going to give up... More »
If "cheesecake" conjures up an image of a dense, possibly lethal, ivory-colored brick, you haven't tried Fish & Farm's cheesecake. Housemade ricotta is packed into a mason jar with layers of cranberry jam, parfait style. The light, lemony cheese contrasts delectably with the tart, brisk jam, and a generous topping of butter crumble adds crunch and heft. The jar, a bit of shtick concordant with the restaurant's rustic ambience, makes scarfing the stuff in big spoonfuls all too easy. Yet,... More »
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