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1. www.sfgate.com › food › articleShuttered Fisherman's Wharf restaurants sue SF for millions

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   May 22, 2024 · The owner of historic restaurants the Grotto and Tarantino’s, both located at Fisherman’s Wharf, is suing the city of San Francisco for millions. There’s a new twist in the saga of two ...

   • Author: Madeline Wells

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2. opensfhistory.org › osfhcrucible › 2022/03/27Streetwise: Long Gone Dining Spots - OpenSFHistory

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   Mar 27, 2022 · Bob’s/Alex’s Drive-In – As far back as the World War II era, the SE corner of Haight & Stanyan Streets, opposite Kezar Pavilion, was home to a fast-food location—Bob’s Drive-In, which was one of San Francisco’s earliest drive-in restaurants. By 1973, it had become Alex’s Drive-In.

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3. sf.eater.com › 2023/8/18 › 23837239Celebrity Chef Martin Yan Aims to Open New Restaurant in San ...

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   Aug 18, 2023 · Celebrity chef Martin Yan hopes to reopen a restaurant in San Francisco and has his eye on a historic building in Chinatown, SFGATE reports. The chef tells the outlet he wants to revive his...

   • Author: Lauren Saria

4. aahour.net › 2015/07/20 › 10-san-francisco10 San Francisco Restaurants That Should Have Never Been ...

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   Jul 20, 2015 · San Francisco is considered one of the greatest restaurant towns in the World. It seems that a new trendy restaurant pops up on almost a daily basis. Thankfully, some of our classic dining establishments like House of Prime Rib, Swan’s Oyster Depot, Tadich Grill and a handful of others survive and thrive.

5. www.msn.com › en-us › moneyWhat will replace historic Fisherman’s Wharf restaurants that ...

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   The glaring vacancy was magnified when Pompei’s Grotto and Lou’s Fish Shack — two longtime wharf dining favorites — were booted from nearby buildings last year amid insurmountable pandemic debt....

6. www.sfgate.com › food › articleCelebrity chef Martin Yan plans to revive M.Y. China in SF

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   Aug 17, 2023 · When M.Y. China permanently closed its doors in November 2020, the once-bustling Chinese restaurant, known for hand-pulled noodles, left a massive void inside Westfield San Francisco Centre....

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   Will Martin Yan reopen a restaurant in Chinatown?

   • Celebrity chef Martin Yan hopes to reopen a restaurant in San Francisco and has his eye on a historic building in Chinatown, SFGATE reports. The chef tells the outlet he wants to revive his defunct restaurant M.Y. China, which was previously located inside the Westfield San Francisco Centre but closed in November 2020.

   Celebrity Chef Martin Yan Aims to Open New Restaurant in San Francisco

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   What happened to Alioto's restaurant?

   • Alioto’s Restaurant was born at Fisherman’s Wharf in 1925 as a fish stand run by a family of Italian immigrants. The business later matured in the first building ever to be constructed in the neighborhood that is now recognizable around the world. But Alioto’s shut its doors for good in 2020 after nearly a century serving locals and visitors.

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   Will Yan Xiao reopen a restaurant in Chinatown by 2024?

   • The celebrity chef hopes to revive his popular restaurant M.Y. China by 2024. If Yan is unable to secure the former Cathay House space, he still wants to open a restaurant in Chinatown, where famous chefs Brandon Jew of Mister Jiu’s and George Chen of China Live have already found tremendous success.

   Celebrity chef Martin Yan plans to revive M.Y. China in SF - SFGATE

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   Will the port of San Francisco fill a void?

   • Now the Port of San Francisco, which owns the buildings that housed all three restaurants, is hoping to fill the void. It has enlisted real estate firm Maven Commercial to help find new tenants for Alioto’s longtime home at 8 Fisherman’s Wharf, as well as for the spaces that housed Pompei’s Grotto and Lou’s, 340 and 300 Jefferson streets.

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8. sfstandard.com › 2024/05/16 › thai-food-awakeningThai restaurants are finally having their moment in San Francisco

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   May 16, 2024 · But San Francisco is having a Thai cuisine renaissance, kicked off by restaurants like Nari and Prik Hom. The newest spot worth celebrating? Khao Tiew on an out-of-the-way corner of West Portal.