This Week In Food: A Major SF Pizza Spot Says Farewell
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This Week In Food: A Major SF Pizza Spot Says Farewell
""Months of reflection haven't lessened my ambivalence, but ultimately it feels like the right decision and the right path," Darsky says. "Changing the way people think about frozen pizza is a mission I believe in, and I'm eager to continue building on what we've already accomplished.""
""I want to channel the spirit of French cuisine using local ingredients," Dunn tells the paper. "I want to bring the sense of ease and warmth you get from the bistro, with food that feels equally refined and comforting.""
""Tablehopper reports that the place, a third location for the business, is now softly open for brunch and dinner starting this weekend, and they'll be closed Mondays and Tuesdays for a couple weeks, with seven-day service, 9 am to 9 pm, beginning April 1.""
Del Popolo, a popular pizza spot in Nob Hill, is closing after 12 years to concentrate on its frozen pizza business. Owner Jon Darsky expressed mixed feelings but believes it is the right decision. Esme, a new French-inspired bistro, is set to open in May at the former Ragazza location, with entrees priced between $22 and $32. Grand Lake Kitchen has opened a new location in Noe Valley, offering brunch and dinner, with full service starting April 1. A new Michoacan-style carnitas restaurant, Carnitas El Rincon, is also coming soon.
Read at sfist.com
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