One of the bounties of living in the Bay Area is the opportunity to regularly dine al fresco on the water. There’s an abundance of waterfront restaurants that not only offer fresh fare, but also a dramatic backdrop to enhance the experience. Here are a few of our favorites. Scoma’s Sausalito The Scoma’s boat, which […]
Road trips are great for inspiring spontaneity and indulging one’s sense of adventure, and in Northern California, a region surrounded by such diverse beauty, the drive is often as rewarding as the destination. Quaint towns, fertile valleys, rugged coasts — no matter which direction you head, there’s something to be seen and, usually, eaten. So […]
Road trips are great for inspiring spontaneity and indulging one’s sense of adventure, and in Northern California, a region surrounded by such diverse beauty, the drive is often as rewarding as the destination. Quaint towns, fertile valleys, rugged coasts — no matter which direction you head, there’s something to be seen and, usually, eaten. So […]
It’s no surprise that there are health benefits associated with eating sushi, and in the Bay Area there are many options to try all kinds of it. New to the scene is Shiro Kuma in San Rafael. Shiro Kuma is not your typical sushi restaurant, but then again, neither is the owner, Chef Yasuo Shigeyoshi. […]
It’s no surprise that there are health benefits associated with eating sushi, and in the Bay Area there are many options to try all kinds of it. New to the scene is Shiro Kuma in San Rafael. Shiro Kuma is not your typical sushi restaurant, but then again, neither is the owner, Chef Yasuo Shigeyoshi. […]
Chicago has embraced the food hall concept and I am here for it. After years of admiring/jealous visits to cities with thriving food halls (I’m looking at you, San Francisco’s Ferry Building, Vancouver’s Granville Island Public Market, New York’s Chelsea Market, Napa’s Oxbow Public Market, L.A.’s Grand Central Market, Cleveland’s West Side Market, and virtually […]
Chicago has embraced the food hall concept and I am here for it. After years of admiring/jealous visits to cities with thriving food halls (I’m looking at you, San Francisco’s Ferry Building, Vancouver’s Granville Island Public Market, New York’s Chelsea Market, Napa’s Oxbow Public Market, L.A.’s Grand Central Market, Cleveland’s West Side Market, and virtually […]
Winter can be a tricky time for those of us in cold-weather climes when it comes to getting our daily dose of vegetables. While spring, summer, and fall bring with them a plethora of gorgeous and varied produce, the months from November to March can make it feel like we’re living in a vegetable drought. Fortunately, a number of urban […]
Here’s an insider’s guide to the very best eats in Chicago. (Headed further north? Don’t miss our North Shore Dining Guide.) KEY: BLD (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner); Br (Brunch) Andersonville BIG JONES Southern Just off a recent renovation, this is chef Paul Fehribach’s love letter to the American South, inspired by its people and history. The cornbread! The […]
Since 1928, Calumet Fisheries has perched on the northwestern side of the Calumet River, 95th at the bridge. Mark Kotlick, whose dad and uncle bought this small, no-nonsense operation in 1948, remembers, “In the old days that bridge would go up every 10 minutes. My dad would run out there and sell Kayo and little nickel […]
