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    The Spinnaker: A Piquant Pelican Pod Port

    The Spinnaker: A Piquant Pelican Pod Port

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet— You’d think that finding a decent place to dine on the waterfront on San Francisco Bay would be easy, right? There’s Waterbar on the…

    Myths in the Bottle: Rethinking the Worm

    Myths in the Bottle: Rethinking the Worm

    By Dina Novarr— Every year, around the first week of May, American bars drape themselves in green, white, and red, pour margaritas by the gallon, and toast to Mexico. Somewhere…

    Cherries, Blueberries, and Apricots

    Cherries, Blueberries, and Apricots

    By Stella Singer— The season is picking up at the Castro Farmers’ Market! New seasonal vendors are popping up, and, as we head into summer, you will find a greater variety of…

    Rick Lafranchi of Nicasio Valley Cheese Company Will Be Missed

    Rick Lafranchi of Nicasio Valley Cheese Company Will Be Missed

    By Gordon Edgar— There is a lot of news to share this month, and, outside of some sale prices, none of it good. Sorry in advance. Starting out with a…

    To Hell’s Kitchen And Back

    To Hell’s Kitchen And Back

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet— The Gay Gourmet is back! It’s been a couple of months, and I’ve got a repaired left shoulder (plus a new one on the…

    From Mocktail to Mission: Drinking to a Greener San Francisco

    From Mocktail to Mission: Drinking to a Greener San Francisco

    By Dina Novarr— April is Earth Month, which means it’s the one time of year when sustainability stops being background noise and becomes the entire conversation. So, consider this my…

    May ‘Musts’ from Vines to Visits

    May ‘Musts’ from Vines to Visits

    By Leslie Sbrocco— From April showers to May flowers, springtime is also swirl, swish, and sip time. I’ve selected a May festival that captures the tasty fun of wine country,…

    A Big Literal Piece of Cheese History

    A Big Literal Piece of Cheese History

    By Gordon Edgar— One of the things that has changed the most in my thirty-plus years of working a cheese counter is the size of cheese available.  When I started,…

    Rikki’s to Co-Host Taco-Eating Contest and 50th Anniversary of the Dykes on Bikes® During Lesbian Visibility Week

    Rikki’s to Co-Host Taco-Eating Contest and 50th Anniversary of the Dykes on Bikes® During Lesbian Visibility Week

    Lesbian Visibility Week 2026 will happen April 20–26, and Rikki’s in the Castro will be one of the key locations for events. On April 22, there will be a night…

    The Castro Farmers’ Market Has Opened for the Season!

    The Castro Farmers’ Market Has Opened for the Season!

    By Stella Singer— The Castro Farmers’ Market is back for the season! The market opened with a bang on April 1 (we promise this isn’t an April fool’s joke) and…

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