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Oyster South @ Charleston Wine + Food Festival

Oyster South represent! @bryan_t_rackley & Jesse slinging Murder Points 'n Capers Blades #CHSWFF #OysterSouth @murderpointoysterco @kimballhouse #FoodieBuddha A photo posted by Foodie Buddha (@foodiebuddha) on Mar 8, 2015 at 2:17pm PDT Oyster South represent! @bryan_t_rackley & Jesse slinging Murder Points ‘n Capers Blades #CHSWFF #OysterSouth @murderpointoysterco @kimballhouse #FoodieBuddha via Instagram

Boccalone: San Francisco’s Meatiest Haven

In the linguistic sense, I’m pretty sure that boccalone in Italian translates to “big mouth” “a gullible person” in English. In the tangible sense, Boccalone is a ragingly popular San Francisco salumeria (meat store) from Mark Pastore and Chris Cosentino that’s located in the famed San Francisco Ferry Building.  I can assure you the naming …

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The Sentinel: Get Freaky With Their Muffin [San Francisco]

Beneath a nondescript blue awning, in a tiny and simply adorned space, sits a little sandwich shop and breakfast stop that publishes one serious MOTHER TRUCKIN MUFFIN.  These housemade muffins come courtesy of The Sentinel, a Dennis Leary [the chef … not the “Asshole”] helmed dispensary in San Francisco’s Financial District.  Take note: it took …

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Tartine Bakery: Morning Glory From A Croissant

When I tell you that I’ve had more than a handful of morning meditations about my breakfast at Tartine Bakery in San Francisco, take note.  As shocked as you may be to read this, it needs to be written:  Most mornings, when I wake up, food is the farthest thing from my mind.  I’m not …

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