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San Francisco's French restaurant wave isn't slowing down - Dining and Cooking
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San Francisco's French restaurant wave isn't slowing down - Dining and Cooking
Chef Susan Dunn’s resume is packed with some of San Francisco’s most celebrated Cal-Italian restaurants, including Pearl 6101 and Pizzetta 911. For her first solo project, she is heading in a French direction. Dunn will open Esme at 311 Divisadero St., in the former site of Ragazza pizzeria, in May. She’s a co-owner and co-founder [...]
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