Product Description
With more restaurants per square mile than any other city except New York, San Francisco intimidates even the most informed foodies when it comes to choosing the best eats from the Pacific to the Bay. Enter Patricia Unterman, the Bay Areas intrepid, unapologetically selective, and refreshingly down-to-earth restaurant critic and food doyenne. In her third fully updated and totally revised edition of the SAN FRANCISCO FOOD LOVERS GUIDE, locals and visitors alike get the buzz on the best places to eat, drink, and cook without leaving the country. With her characteristic passion and exacting standards, Unterman profiles over 600 restaurants, bakeries, bars, butchers, delis, markets, cafés, confectioners, food stands, cheese shops, cookware stores, cookbook sellers, and wine shops across the citys 14 districts, as well as throughout Berkeley, Marin, and the wine country. Pulling no punches, Unterman shares only the best of her finds, unafraid to look past favorites resting on their laurels or induct newbies no one has heard of. Every profile gives a brief history of the establishment and tells exactly what they have that you shouldnt live without. With 50 recipes from local chefs, sidebars on cant-miss events and resources, quick-reference produce and seafood availability charts, and over 25 indexes for finding info fast, the SAN FRANCISCO Food Lovers Guide is the San Francisco Bay Area gourmands manifesto. So for those of you who are always thinking about your next mealeven when youre in the middle of oneheres the definitive guide to eating better than ever in the Bay Area.
From the Publisher
*The bible for what is arguably the countrys food mecca.
*Goes beyond the standard food guide with entertaining critiques of the citys 600-plus restaurants and its recipes, sidebar essays, and lists of the secret facets of the regions food production.
*Features 45 new reviews, 40 photos, 15 maps, restaurant hours, and new chefs.
*As a restaurateur, journalist, and food critic for over 30 years, Unterman is the Bay Areas most respected authority on food.
*It would take 11 years, dining out every night, to eat at every restaurant in San Francisco.
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