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The venerable Fly Trap received a gustatory jolt when Hoss Zare moved in, bringing his Persian-Mediterranean fireworks. Check out the pistachio meatballs with harissa-honey glaze, the roasted marrow bones with bergamot preserves, or the squash stuffed with quince, orzo, and cinnamon. The Mediterranean wine list features bottles from Israel, Lebanon, and Corsica in addition to all the usual wine regions. The Fly Trap side of the equation is reflected in the venue's vintage pressed-tin ceilings, burnished woodwork, and classic San Francisco drinks. At lunchtime, Zare offers an inexpensive, innovative menu of Persian wraps, soups, and salads.
As much as heritage and tradition are important to chef Hoss Zare, who was born in Iran, he is not shy about remixing classic dishes at his restaurant Zare at Fly Trap, which he often describes as "Pe... More »
Since this seems to be the summer of fruit soups in San Francisco, it follows a certain logic that it would also be the summer of vegetable desserts. Local chefs right now are sneaking veggies into the last course, and it just might get you to... More »
Since this is the summer of fruit soups in San Francisco, it follows a certain logic that it would also be the summer of vegetable desserts. Local chefs right now are sneaking veggies into the last co... More »
One of San Francisco's genuinely nice-guy chefs suffered a heart attack yesterday. SFist's Brock Keeling reports that chef/owner Hoss Zare of Zare at Fly Trap was struck with Keeling suggests was a mi... More »
Gone are the days when pub grub meant fish 'n' chips washed down with Newcastle, or Buffalo wings with a pitcher of whatever's on special. For the next three nights, Zare at Fly Trap is turning into a... More »
Mai tai at Zaré at Fly Trap -- Zaré's top-shelf rendition of Trader Vic's most famous creation involves freshly squeezed lime juice, spicy-smoky Appleton Estate Jamaican rum, a shot of Cointreau, and Small Hand's artisanal almond-apricot orgeat, stirred with ice and served on the rocks with a halved lime and a sprig of mint. It's a sweet, floral, citrusy triumph. Irish coffee at the Gold Dust Lounge -- Despite its red-plush gilded-bordello tourist-trap trappings, the Gold Dust... More »
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