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Madeline Wells

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  • Senior Food Reporter, SFGate
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SF's Fisherman's Wharf food scene is about to change forever

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By Madeline Wells 
| Yahoo
Take a walk down Jefferson Street in Fisherman's Wharf, and you'll see a neighborhood in flux. On one side of the pavement sits the past: kitschy souvenir shops flanking the boarded-up entrance of Castagnola's, a century-old seafood staple that has been closed since March 2020. On the other side sits the future: the shiny new Taco Bell Cantina, flashy LED video boards and an entire block of newly renovated empty storefronts.
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SF's Fisherman's Wharf food scene is about to change forever

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By Madeline Wells 
| SFGate
Take a walk down Jefferson Street in Fisherman's Wharf, and you'll see a neighborhood in flux. On one side of the pavement sits the past: kitschy souvenir shops flanking the boarded-up entrance of Castagnola's, a century-old seafood staple that has been closed since March 2020. On the other side sits the future: the shiny new Taco Bell Cantina, flashy LED video boards and an entire block of newly renovated empty storefronts.
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SF's Fisherman's Wharf food scene is about to change forever

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By Madeline Wells 
| Flipboard
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