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Susana Guerrero

Susana Guerrero

Digital Reporter at SFGate

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  • Food

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Recent Articles

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'Chilling effect': SF's former nightlife corridor has gone quiet

While other parts of the Mission District thrive, parts of Valencia Street are empty, according to some business owners.
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'One last hurrah': Calif. restaurant with unbeatable ocean views to...

The restaurant had been a fixture of the coastal California city since 1984. It hosts its final service on Nov. 3.
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Famous San Francisco bakery to open its third storefront

Fans of San Francisco's Arsicault Bakery will have another location to buy the bakery's coveted croissant.
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I went to SF's buzzy $25 all-you-can-eat restaurant and was publicl...

SF's Ko restaurant has caused a lot of buzz for its $25 all-you-can-eat happy hour deal.
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The New York Times names 5 California restaurants as the best in US

The New York Times released its top 50 restaurants in the U.S. and featured five California restaurants, including three in the Bay Area.
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SF health inspectors temporarily close grocery store due to rodent ...

A Mollie Stone’s grocery store in San Francisco has been forced to temporarily close after health inspectors discovered rodent droppings and multiple bags of gnawed food inside the market. During a routine inspection on Thursday, the San Francisco Department of Public Health discovered major violations at the Castro grocery store located at 4201 18th St., which included a rodent infestation. Health inspectors found gnawed bags of tortillas, cookies, chips and bread in addition to “evidence of ne…
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Classic Bay Area dish is so secret it's made in a hidden kitchen

“My mom has been credited with bringing garlic noodle culture to the Bay Area.”