A Cook's Tour of San Francisco
A tour of San Francisco restaurants by ethnic type. French, Italian, Chinatown and many more. Many of these restaurants are no longer in existence but many still are in their location as given in this book. A history of how they came to be along with recipes for them all. For all those who love to eat, love to cook and who want a different historical slant on San Francisco
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About Doris Muscatine
doris muscatine, a pioneering chronicler of california's wine and food culture, died saturday at her home in berkeley, calif. she was 80. her family said s
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