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Local Christian Ministry Uses Restaurant ‘Eatups’ to Help Build The church sends groups out on Sundays to Castro area restaurants to dine with fellow parishioners and welcome in new ones.
By Jay Barmann
Punto Bianco in Dumbo Thanks from the F train.
By Alyssa Shelasky
Foodies With Benefits
Feb. 10, 2011
By Jay Barmann
The San Francisco Diet
Aug. 27, 2010
By Jay Barmann
CHOW Gals Scolded For Food Photography As They Wrap Up Their Innovation Tour Among their findings: NY and LA don’t yet embrace their tap water, and super-bad-for-you food is all the rage.
By Jay Barmann
WTF, CHOW?: ‘S.F. Has a Lot to Learn from L.A.’ On their Innovation Tour 2010, CHOW throws S.F. under the bus after a “fun” trip to L.A.
By Jay Barmann
The Other Blogs
July 2, 2010
What CHOW Talks About When It Talks About Innovation ’CHOW Tour 2010: Innovation’ purports to explore the theme of culinary newness, or something, in S.F., L.A., and N.Y.
By Jay Barmann
Chow Puts Chatter to Work with New Listings New city index is fueled by message boards.
By Adam Martin
Fire Damage
Aug. 21, 2009
Fire Guts Chow Kitchen Early morning fire damages restaurant but hurts no one.
By Adam Martin
The NYPL’s Menu Graveyard The New York Public Library has a menu collection going back to the nineteenth century.
Chowhound Parent CNET Sold to CBS Will big media ownership make any difference to a food site whose heyday is long gone?
Tiptoe Through the Molecules With Me … The phrase “molecular gastronomy” has been thrown around a lot recently, most often in reference to high-tech, high-concept cookery practiced by pointy-haired runner-up Marcel Vigneron on Top Chef . Chow’s currently showing a slideshow that breaks down the art as practiced by one of its greatest masters, Grant Achatz of Chicago restaurant Alinea.