Nancy Einhart | March 9, 2011 11:09 amAdmittedly, I most often dine at my desk or run out for a quick lunch. But the long lunch isn't a lost art. Introducing an occasional feature for those days when you deserve an extended break.Read More
Nancy Einhart | November 29, 2010 11:09 amChef Dennis Leary has me surrounded. His sandwich shop, The Sentinel (37 New Montgomery St., 415-284-9960), sits mere blocks from my building, and he just opened the Golden West lunch window directly across the street (8 Trinity Alley, 415-392-3246). But my first encounter with Chef Leary's cuisine, and I think his best work, is Canteen (817 Sutter St., 415-928-8870), his fine-dining hipster diner seven blocks up on Sutter.Read More
Nancy Einhart | March 9, 2011 11:09 am
Admittedly, I most often dine at my desk or run out for a quick lunch. But the long lunch isn't a lost art. Introducing an occasional feature for those days when you deserve an extended break.
Read More
Nancy Einhart | November 29, 2010 11:09 am
Chef Dennis Leary has me surrounded. His sandwich shop, The Sentinel (37 New Montgomery St., 415-284-9960), sits mere blocks from my building, and he just opened the Golden West lunch window directly across the street (8 Trinity Alley, 415-392-3246). But my first encounter with Chef Leary's cuisine, and I think his best work, is Canteen (817 Sutter St., 415-928-8870), his fine-dining hipster diner seven blocks up on Sutter.
Read More
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