Tuesday May 5, 2009 Updated 2:30 PM PDT
Two affordable, easy-to-fix menus breathe life into the art of the daytime soiree.
Regional Mexican cuisine spotlights influences from Cuba and Europe.
Delicate shoots and tender roots are just what we crave in spring.
Lamb shoulder is succulent, forgiving and inexpensive, and it can still make an elegant Easter meal.
The star chef's latest venture, RN74, in the Millennium Tower, is a wine bar like S.F. has never seen.
This year's batch of talented young chefs is just as promising and diverse as their predecessors.
Restaurant patrons have become increasingly aggressive and rude. What's going on?
Recession blues? Bite back with these discounted cocktails, wine and chef-designed menus.
The Chronicle goes in search of the best dim sum in the Bay Area, plus what to order and how.
Short on time and inspiration? A well-stocked cupboard is the solution.
Mom, or whoever is special in your life, will appreciate this handsome, classic cake.
Mustards Grill, Otoro, Beautifull and Fly Bar & Restaurant open.
Just in time for Cinco de Mayo, noted author and food personality Joanne Weir celebrates Tequila's popularity.
Parents looking for summer activities for their children might want to give a look to the Bay Area's many kids' cooking programs.
Liz Hafalia/The Chronicle 2007 Chef Daniel Patterson from Coi is one of the five nominees for Best Chef-Pacific at tonight's...
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.