One of the biggest openings earlier this year in San Francisco was the Italian hotspot Che Fico. When I learned about their sister restaurant in the works, I was more than intrigued. Continue reading
Tag: Pastries
Paris.
The romantic city of Paris is truly special. It’s a city that you can visit over and over and still be amazed. Continue reading
Lyon.
After our Eastern European adventures we were off to France, the culinary epicenter. Continue reading
Review: Neighbor Bakehouse.
San Francisco is a city that takes its baked goods and pastries very seriously. Continue reading
Review: Nomica.
Since I know not one but two people that work at the newly opened hot spot Nomica in the Castro, I knew I had to come check it out. Continue reading
Review: Tartine Manufactory.
Tartine Bakery and Café has been a San Franciscan staple for their amazing handcrafted breads and pastries. Continue reading
Review: Craftsman and Wolves.
Craftsman and Wolves, a cool café with some bangin’ pastries, is a hipsters paradise. Continue reading
Boston.
As you probably guessed from my previous posts, I just spent an entire week in Boston, Massachusetts since my father was there for the marathon. Continue reading
Review: b. patisserie.
I finally tried one of San Francisco’s most popular bakeries, b. patisserie located in Pacific Heights. Continue reading
Review: Arsicault Bakery.
Unlike famous San Francisco bakeries such as Tartine Bakery & Café and Mr. Holmes Bakehouse, Arsicault Bakery is a quaint neighborhood gem in the Inner Richmond serving quality pastries. Continue reading
