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After 30 years, Greens still delights, with its stunning setting (overlooking the Marina from a Fort Mason warehouse, in a soaring, wood-paneled space) and exemplary vegetarian cuisine, seasonal and sensuous. Wonderful desserts, excellent wine list. A San Francisco classic.
Greens executive chef/owner Annie Somerville collaborated with her pastry chef Sandi Sumaylo to create an official commemorative cookie commissioned by Fort Mason Center for the Golden Gate Bridge's 7... More »
Annie Somerville, executive chef of Greens Restaurant, came to the world of cooking through unexpected means. Somerville moved to San Francisco in 1973 to study at the San Francisco Zen Center, and be... More »
Annie Somerville, executive chef of Greens Restaurant, came to the world of cooking through unexpected means. A Michigan native, her family moved to California when she was very young. She studied lib... More »
As part of SFoodie's interview with Annie Somerville, chef of Greens Restaurant, we asked her for a recipe to share with readers (read part one of our Q&A here and part two here). Exemplifying her cla... More »
San Francisco's venerable vegetarian restaurant Greens, now 32, is trying out a new healthy happy hour from 5 to 7 p.m. daily at the restaurant and at its takeaway counter, Greens to Go. Snacks such a... More »
After almost three decades at the helm of Greens restaurant, chef Annie Somerville doesn't need any more accolades to prove that she's a master of vegetarian cuisine -- though we would like to nominate her as queen of veggie empanadas. Venture to the Greens to Go takeout counter on a Sunday morning, and you might be lucky enough to score one of its delectable empanadas ($6.50) before they sell out. The buttery and flaky crust holds an incredibly colorful filling of butternut squash... More »
What looked and tasted revolutionary in 1979 -- a vegetarian menu that was as concerned with flavor as it was with health and morality -- is now considerably less so, as vegetables are treated with respect all over town. But Greens is still the place to go if you want inventive, delicious, exclusively vegetarian fare (dairy is a big player here, but many dishes can be prepared for vegans, too). Because of its extraordinary, sweeping bay views, Greens is especially pleasant for lunch (the... More »
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