This Week in Food: The Big Eat, Pop-Up Dinner, Oscar Night, and Source Opens

This Week in Food: The Big Eat, Pop-Up Dinner, Oscar Night, and Source Opens

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Today, February 23


At 7 p.m., tune into CBS to watch Liam Mayclem, host of Eye on the Bay, eat his way through a good chunk of the Big Eat 2011—from Benu to Cotogna to Fatted Calf and more.

Friday, February 25

Can’t get enough of the city’s obsession with pop-ups? Coffee Bar hosts chef Lauren Kiino of Il Cane Rosso and her three-course, $35 dinner. First up, it’s sweet onion and potato soup or oil-cured sardines, followed by braised artichoke or oxtail stew, and finishing up with espresso-poached dates. RSVP is required.  1890 Bryant St., 

Sunday, February 27

Walk down 1300 Fillmore’s red carpet and chef David Lawrence’s take on soul food while you watch the Oscars. Everyone gets a ballot to cast their vote in each category—and for a chance to win dinner for two at the restaurant. Anyone wearing a costume based on one of the nominated films (i.e a Black Swan tutu), you'll get a complimentary chef’s choice appetizer. 1300 Fillmore St.

Tuesday, March 1

Source opens in SoMa—a vegan and vegetarian restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner from chef Mitchell Fox. The menu’s full of organic sandwiches, salads, dosas, and soups. Think truffle macaroni and cheese, gluten-free lasagna, and Jamaican jerk vegetables with sweet mango chutney. There’s also a wood-burning pizza oven and elixir bar for faux-but-healthy cocktails. 11 Division St.

Also, throughout March, McCormick & Kuleto’s Seafood Restaurant will be collecting new or lightly used jackets and coats in support of the One Warm Coat program. Every coat is awarded a $10 gift certificate from the restaurant to the giver. 900 North Point.

 

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