Wednesday February 11, 2009 Updated 1:10 PM PST
The small chic Southern Indian restaurant on Valencia, has grown up in its second location on Fillmore, with a menu that's more involved.
Bay Area chefs are showing this classic comfort food some love, and experimenting with high-end ingredients.
From the Midwest to the Far East, Moms know there is something restorative about that steamy bowl of broth.
Braises and stews made with cuts like ham hocks and beef and veal shanks make for deeply satisfying winter fare.
At these six Bay Area restaurants, dessert is worth the splurge.
The Chronicle goes in search of the best dim sum in the Bay Area, plus what to order and how.
Seek comfort in this meaty classic. These six Bay Area restaurants do meatballs right.
Short on time and inspiration? A well-stocked cupboard is the solution.
Cheap, tasty eats that won't break the bank. Here's our annual guide to the best of Bay Area bargain dining.
Thinking of splurging but don't know which wine to buy? We have some ideas.
This orange-curd cake could be perfect for a Presidents' Day celebration.
Ron Siegel has downsized his menu for the Ritz Bar, with a "small bites" menu and an extensive list of wines by the half bottle.
Fans of S.F.'s Nopa have a new place to check out with the opening of this casual Mexican offshoot.
Eating chocolate becomes a socially responsible act with new products arriving in stores in time for Valentine's Day.
The bar Bloodhound in S.F. and Bardessono in Yountville.
Craig Lee/The Chronicle 2003 Zuni Cafe and its chef, Judy Rodgers, have had a huge impact on Bay Area dining. In the world...
From four-star spots to cozy neighborhood joints, these are Michael Bauer's picks for the best in Bay Area dining. With 360-degree views.