Review: 1760.

I’ve been curious but slightly hesitant to try 1760, a New American cuisine restaurant located on Polk Street in San Francisco, because I’ve heard mixed reviews about the place. I was initially intrigued to try 1760 because it’s the sister restaurant of the fine dining Italian establishment, Acquerello (you can read my review here), in San Francisco where I’ve dined twice and absolutely loved it. Continue reading

Review: Yank Sing.

I have been going to Yank Sing for as long as I can remember. As a child, I would go there (the old location) with my parents on Sundays to enjoy a delicious lunch savoring traditional and contemporary dim sum. Dim sum is a style of Cantonese food that is served in bite-sized or small portions usually served in steamer baskets or small plates. Continue reading

Review: Nopalito.

Since I never eat Mexican food back in Italy, I wanted to try Nopalito, a restaurant offering modern takes on classic Mexican cuisine with a Californian twist. They have two locations in San Francisco, one in the Inner Sunset and one near the Lower Haight (the original location). We decided to try the restaurant in the Inner Sunset since I was staying with a friend who lives near there. Continue reading

Review: Commis.

Commis, a modern New American/Californian cuisine restaurant located on Piedmont Avenue in Oakland, was established back in 2009 and received its Michelin star four months after its opening. The restaurant offers one prix fixe nightly menu, that changes frequently depending on what products and ingredients are available, with multiple small courses showcasing beautiful refined food. Continue reading