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  1. EJ Lagasse bringing the first two Michelin stars to the South. Bet the bros at Saint Germain are pissed. Thrilled for Sue Zemanick to get the other star. She ran Gautraeau’s for years and her spot in Mid-City, Zasu, flies way under the radar.
  2. Latest internal poll was like 80%. So middle class for Santa Clara County.
  3. How were the Rayas, Rousseau and Leflaive?
  4. If Bodega Chacra, then yes.
  5. 🤜🏻🤛🏼
  6. This is a good post, I don’t know why it’s getting shit on. Progressives have refused to acknowledge that tolerating public disorder in blue cities (1) has been fuel to the MAGA fire and (2) has become increasingly unpopular in blue cities themselves. Hence all this performative ICE brutality in the first place.
  7. Got a rez for the Kingsway when we head home for December, that family has been killing it.
  8. Yeah CB or Fat Harry’s would be your best bet with a big group.
  9. It’s an interesting development. Weiner has played the game, but Pelosi wants to anoint her daughter Christine. Weiner has no real statewide recognition but is immensely popular in the city as the foremost YIMBY legislator in the state and has built his own machine. And then there is Sukait Chakrabarti, who is a nobody but has tech wealth and was AoC’s CoS, funding his own campaign from the left (by San Francisco standards). I suspect Pelosi may be on the verge of retirement, but things could get spicy.
  10. Oh shit, my boy is done waiting around:
  11. It’s in the Marigny, not the Quarter, and I’ve always heard good things about things but I’d say it’s on the trendier side of hotels. Elysian Bar is cool. But yes if you are hanging uptown it’s a trek back at night.
  12. Helluva lot younger than Villaraigosa, and she is committed YIMBY + has institutional influence, whereas Porter is newfound in the former and lacking in the latter (which is why I think it’s fair to hold her accountable for being pretty insufferable). Anyways, I just find the sexism angle sort of weak in the context of a state in which women consistently hold the most prominent positions at federal, state and local levels.
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