This Week In Food: Divis Gets a New Wine Bar
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Chef-owner Peter Helmsley expressed the challenges of running Aphotic, stating, 'The fact that we all did this at the ugly butt end of a desolate convention center suck hole in the post-panny apocalypse, is nothing short of a small miracle.' This emphasizes the struggles faced by restaurants in challenging locations and times.
In a heartfelt farewell to guests, the staff of Cafe Bastille wrote, 'To our dearest guests- come see us, let's hug and laugh, let's eat and drink, let's reminisce, let's create some more cherished memories together, let's look ahead with optimism and hope.' This illustrates the emotional connection the restaurant had with its patrons.
The new Vietnamese-inspired wine bar, GiGi's, promises an exciting menu with dishes like a 'salmon ceviche with pineapple niyog, lemongrass, makrut lime leaf, and coconut vinegar' and a 'Saigon wagyu-loaded hot dog,' showcasing culinary innovation in the local dining scene.
Sofiya, a new restaurant introducing Central Asian cuisine, highlights dishes such as 'plov,' regarded as the national dish of Uzbekistan, indicating a growing interest in diverse culinary experiences in San Francisco.
Read at sfist.com
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