Full review with photos: http://www.kevineats.com/2008/11/coi-san-francisco-ca.htm I had two dinners in the Bay Area, and based on menus posted online, decided on Coi for the first night and Manresa for the second (look for that...

truffles (or just marshmellows, caramel corn, and caramels). Also, has anyone tried the Fig cake that i saw there last week. Is Hooker’s gumbo still around? or long gone? Coi? anyone been? worth a try, is this the place from...

This top 10 list promises great eats outside of New York City.

High-class sandwiches with flavors that go on and on.

Most chefs don’t even consider the option of making their own butter. But it’s embarrassingly easy to do—and the final product is exceptional.

for The Dining Room at the Ritz or perhaps even Coi. The food at Manresa is rather “fresh” and current, which you would find at either of these restaurants.

Now that Winterland’s closed, maybe Coi.

Anyone else been to Coi yet? Controversial articles notwithstanding, the food is spectacular. Good thing he’s delivered, too, considering all the Waters groupies gunning for him. Order the scallops and the risotto.

the evening driving around lost. They’re young, adventurous eaters, not picky at all, although the groom is lactose-intolerant. I’d like somewhere with a cool atmosphere as well as mind-blowing food. From perusing the...

CoiGary Danko I’m leaning towards either (1) Coi or (2) La Folie. What do you think? If I’m clueless and this list sucks, please suggest alternative. Thank you to all in advance! Sincerely, SYoung

Look into Coi, Perbacco, La Ciccia, Incanto and Ame. The problem may be getting into any on short notice. Search this board for singles with bar seating.

I second Michael Minna. Coi and Quince are a couple of other possibilities.

Coi. http://www.chowhound.com/search/std?search%5Border%5D=SCORE&search%5Bpage%5D=0&q=coi&board_id=1&search%5Bscope%5D=TITLE&search%5Buser_name%5D=&search%5Bdate_range%5D=ALL

It’s called Coi and the chef is Daniel Patterson. The website does not appear to be functional yet, http://www.coirestaurant.com/ Link: http://www.sixnewthings.com/top12_pat.htm

What’s the best Prix Fixe on a Sunday in San Francisco? I’m leaning toward Jardiniere since Coi is not open. Wine pairings always make me happy. Any other ideas? Any thoughts on Jardiniere losing its Michelin star? Still...