Restaurants
Burlingame Restaurant Offers Lion Meat Amid Controversy
A restaurant on the Peninsula known for its exotic fare has caused a bit of an uproar over a new menu item. For foodies who are interested in the controversial dish, it does not come cheap.
Bay Area Lawmaker Proposes Expanding Alcohol Service To 4 A.M.
Senate Bill 635, authored by state Senator Mark Leno, D-San Francisco, would let certain businesses provide beverage service until 4 a.m., two hours later than currently allowed under state law.
New Smartphone App To Reveal History of Contra Costa Co. Restaurant Health Code Inspections
If you’ve ever wondered about the cleanliness of a particular food establishment in Contra Costa County you will soon have access to that information in the form of an app.
San Jose Moves Closer To Banning Styrofoam Containers
Foam food containers are closer to becoming a thing of the past in San Jose after the city council voted Tuesday to pursue phasing out polystyrene foam use in the city’s restaurants.
KCBS Cover Story: Restaurants Face Deadline To Clear Healthy SF Discrepancies
Dozens of San Francisco restaurants accused of overcharging customers to cover employees’ health care have less than two months left to clear their names or face prosecution.
KCBS Cover Story: Healthy SF Law Creating Enforcement Battle Lines
Sour grapes are growing between San Francisco City Hall and restaurateurs over what critics say is a confusing and badly written law.
San Francisco Restaurants Probed Over Health Care Fees
Dozens of San Francisco restaurants are under investigation for exploiting a new city program by keeping customer surcharges instead of spending them on employee health care.
Yelp Begins Listing Restaurant Health Inspection Records In SF
Yelp plans to shine a bright light on kitchen conditions with the addition of restaurant hygiene scores.
San Francisco Settles With Pizza Chain Over Health Care Complaint
San Francisco officials say a restaurant chain has agreed to spend $320,000 to settle a complaint alleging that it collected a surcharge from customers for the city’s health care law but did not use most of the money for its intended purpose.
Number Of California College Grads Taking Jobs In Retail, Restaurants Doubles
Young college graduates in California are facing a bleaker job outlook than just five years ago.
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