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BEST OF THE BAY

San Francisco magazine on Eye on the Bay

Check out Eye on the Bay's coverage of our Best of the Bay Area issue with host Liam Mayclem and featuring Editor-in-Chief Bruce Kelley and Food Editor Jan Newberry. Watch the stream here.

BEST OF THE BAY

The Best of the Bay Area 2010: Readers' Poll

Your 14,565 votes, boldly cast.

Them’s eatin’ words

Overused food terms wind up on Jan Newberry's chopping block.

THE TALK

The origins of life—in Emeryville?

Hot off the presses: synthesized DNA, from our very own Cricks and Watsons.

SNAP JUDGMENTS

Snap Judgments

Our critics weigh in on new books, albums, and films.

THE TALK

Art as eco-signifier

Replacing boring park info plaques with beauty and wit.

Litquake’s savory spawn

Might the Bay Area’s attraction to all things literary finally have come together w

FIVE GREAT

Five great cooking classes

The Food Network may offer great tips and plenty of eye candy, but there’s no substitute for learning how to preserve your own anchovies or mix up killer salsa with one of the Bay Area’s top chefs. Here are five culinary classes to excite your imagination and taste buds.

START/ EDIT NOTES

Sports talk

Why Timmy should stay a Giant forever.

REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK

5 ways to case a bank, sort of

Is a bank investing responsibly in its own community? Is it about to implode, as Tamalpais Bank did? Finding out isn’t as simple as buying organic. Here’s how to figure out, as best you can, where to move your money.

SNAP JUDGMENTS

Snap Judgments

Our critics weigh in on new books, albums, and films.

THE TALK

The Tenderloin as tourist attraction?

An indecent proposal that puzzled even San Francisco’s visitors’ bureau.

THE TALK

Shuffle shunners

Cassette culture is making a comeback.


Sleek design transforms downtown living into a made-to-order oasis.

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