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Six In Season Restaurants

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By Daisy Barringer Verified
| Edible San Francisco Verified
Six summer restaurants worth dining in WRITER Daisy Barringer Dining rituals take shape slowly: a weekly burger run after the beach, martinis beneath piano music, sushi ordered before a long afternoon of meetings, a second glass of wine that quietly turns into dinner. This summer’s most memorable openings are already settling into the rhythms of the city, one reservation, line, and standing order at a time.
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The Presidio debuts its new all-day dining playground, The Mess Hall.

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By Daisy Barringer Verified
| 7x7 Verified
“Sushi?” “Not in the mood.” “Burgers?” “Feels like a lot.” “Oysters?” “It’s not really an oyster kind of day.” Forty-five minutes later, a decision still hasn’t been made, stomachs are rumbling, and everyone is a whole lot hangrier than they were when the conversation first started.
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Three Lives of a Neighborhood: Cole Valley

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By Daisy Barringer Verified
| Edible San Francisco Verified
Morning, noon, and night: A Cole Valley guide WRITER Daisy Barringer PHOTOGRAPHER Sophie Hess Cole Valley moves like a village. A few blocks, familiar faces, the sense that everything you need is already there. It’s easy to pass through quickly, but then you’d miss the way it slowly unfolds—morning, afternoon, evening, each with its own rhythm, a different version of the same place. Coffee turns into a few things from the shops, those into dinner, dinner into one more drink.
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