San Francisco

Roxie Food Center: The Homiest Grab n’ Go You Know

Siblings Tony, Simon, and Peter Tannous are the pillars of Roxie Food Center, an infamous sandwich hub near Balboa Park on San Jose Avenue. Roxie’s doors opened in 1975 and not even a pandemic can close them. Read the full story here!

The Richmond’s Reflections: Prepping for a New Day

John Owyang and wife Thu-Ha, co-owners of The Richmond, have offered a revolutionary dining experience for the last 16 years. As a San Fran native, Owyang’s no stranger to economic roller coasters. From the 2002 dot-com boom to the ‘08 recession and now the pandemic, The Richmond’s still standing strong.

From Eatery to Lasagneria: Marcella’s Story

When the 2008 recession hit, Gianfranco Di Sciullo helped turn his family’s Italian eatery into a lasagneria. Now, Marcella’s faces new challenges with love, labor, and a lot of lasagna.

Raising the Bar with Chef Monleon and La Marcha

Living in Madrid for 8 years as a dish washer and line cook proved to be an educational experience for Chef Sergio Monleon. The work might’ve been tough, but it solidified his desire to cook for a living. Today, he’s doing just that with his Bay Area tapas bar, La Marcha.

Amid Pandemic Pressure, The Citrus Club Squeezes By

Managing a restaurant and motherhood is tough. Factor in a global pandemic and it’s a whole new story. How does Lina Duer do it? Faith in customers and her restaurant’s mission. Discover The Citrus Club’s story today!

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