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Ex-Rich Table chef's highly anticipated new restaurant opens next week in San Francisco FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Beef tartare with ikura, sushi rice and nori will be a staple at Ernest, a San Francisco restaurant by chef Brandon Rice.Brandon RiceShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Hamachi pastrami with hot deli mustard demonstrates chef Brandon Rice's playful approach at Ernest in San Francisco.Brandon RiceShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Coconut shaved ice with lime at San Francisco restaurant Ernest, where there will always be a seasonal shaved ice for dessert.Skyler JuneShow MoreShow Less Ernest, a hotly anti...

The Bay Area's most anticipated restaurants opening this spring After a year of casual fare, promising new fine dining restaurants are about to debut FacebookTwitterEmail Mascarpone agnolotti from Bungalow Kitchen, an upcoming Tiburon restaurant by chef Michael Mina.David Varley Many of the most exciting eats to emerge during the pandemic have been casual, takeout-oriented affairs, including pop-ups, ghost kitchens and home operations. But a rush of fine dining is on its way, with several of spring’s most anticipated openings leaning high-end and coming from chefs who used to work in Michel...

A New Pop-Up Brings Buzzy, Michelin-Pedigreed Tacos and Arepas to Castro Valley Hermanos Verdes is slinging fun, boldly modern Venezuelan and Mexican dishes in the East Bay suburbs Share this story In Castro Valley, local lore has it that the census-designated East Bay community was once listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the “most fast food restaurants located in a one-mile strip.” That title seems to be mostly apocryphal, but the point stands: According to chef Mikey Ochoa, a Castro Valley native who previously cooked at Michelin-starred spots like Lazy Bear and Ri...

9 Fabulous Christmas Takeout Dinners in San Francisco and Oakland By Dec 16, 2020 We're all missing the usual holiday party hopping and Santa-themed cocktail bars, but we can still make merry with a bit of restaurant-quality cheer at home. San Francisco and Oakland eateries are busy composing delightful holiday meals for special at-home celebrations. While we spend less time in the kitchen, we'll also be supporting our beloved local restaurants that desperately need our business this Christmas. Every order helps. Do note that many restaurants have deadlines for pre-orders—so ...