Oh how we've missed jovial suppers at North Beach's century-old landmark Tosca. Well get ready to raise a house capp—the restaurant has reopened for sidewalk suppers.

Plus, a new SF restaurant is set on creating the "world's most sustainable pizza," Bandamp Live offers artists a new way to connect with fans, and more local headlines that still aren't about the election.

New 'Trash Pizza' Spot Headed for North Beach Focuses on Using Food Waste , SFist

In just a few months, you'll be able to nosh on pies with some not-so-average ingredients—think pork jowl, carrot tops, and okara flour—at Shuggie's Trash Pizza & Natural Wine. Read more .

Bandcamp Debuts Ticketed, Livestreamed Concerts , KQED

With most in-person concerts still on hold, Bandcamp Live will allow musicians to host ticketed streams complete with virtual merch tables and chats. Read more .

San Francisco's 101-year-old Tosca Cafe finally reopens after year-long closure , SF Chronicle

Didn't get a chance to try Tosca takeout? After months of closure following an ownership change and revamp, you can now enjoy chef Nancy Oakes' three-course prix-fixe dinner of truffle and mascarpone pasta, Tuscan fried chicken, and artichoke fennel salad—plus wine pairings—on a heated and covered parklet. Read more .

(Courtesy of Jacob Elliott via SF Gate )

Robin Williams' former Bay Area home finally sells for under asking , SF Gate

Following a price reduction from $7.25 million to $5.995 million, Robin Williams' Tiburon home—with an infinity pool, Bay views, and six bedrooms—is finally off the market. Read more .

A College Crush From Afar Gets Real Two Decades Later , New York Times

After being reunited on Bumble ("My freshman year self is really excited right now"), their first date at a Warriors game, and trip to Burning Man, this San Francisco couple made it official mid-pandemic. Read more .