Caleb Pershan, SF Chronicle

Caleb Pershan

SF Chronicle

Brooklyn, NY, United States

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Past:
  • SF Chronicle
  • SFist
  • Modern Luxury Manhattan

Past articles by Caleb:

Beloved Bay Area dim sum restaurant finally returns after devastating fire

Dim sum restaurant HK Lounge Bistro opens in S.F. years after a fire destroyed its beloved predecessor, Hong Kong Lounge II. → Read More

My favorite ice cream in S.F. comes from this 75-year-old parlor

It's the opposite of trendy, and that's what I love about it. → Read More

These Bay Area chefs and restaurants are James Beard Award semifinalists

There are Bay Area nods for best chef in the country, best new restaurant and more. → Read More

Most beautiful new restaurants in the SF Bay Area of 2022

The 10 most beautiful new restaurants in San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley and Wine Country that opened in 2022 feature maximalist interiors. → Read More

Michelin Guide releases ‘Bib Gourmand’ best value restaurants in Northern California for 2022

The Michelin Guide restaurant releases its Bib Gourmand best value restaurants for... → Read More

Excellent bowls of soup at Bay Area restaurants for chilly weather

Staff favorite soups in the Bay Area, with borsch, laksa, cioppino and more. → Read More

Best pies in the San Francisco Bay Area

These are the best bakeries, restaurants and pop-ups for pies in the San Francisco Bay Area, whether for Thanksgiving pumpkin pie needs or year-round celebrations. Including Pie Society, Three Babes Bakeshop, Heidi's Pies, Edith's Pies and Loquat. → Read More

8 places to get food near SFO while airport workers are on strike

San Francisco International Airport restaurants are closed with workers on strike. These restaurants serving takeout and quick meals near the airport offer an alternative. → Read More

Dive bar the Broken Record will close after 15 years in San Francisco's Excelsior

San Francisco pub and restaurant the Broken Record is closing in the Excelsior after 15 years on Geneva Ave. → Read More

Michelin-starred Bay Area restaurant may close when top chef retires: ‘I’m getting to be an old man’

Manresa, the three-Michelin-starred restaurant in Los Gatos, may close as chef David Kinch retires and puts the business up for sale. → Read More

Hulu's hit show 'The Bear' is driving huge demand for these sandwiches in the Bay Area

Chicago-style Italian beef sandwiches are enjoying popularity in the Bay Area thanks to the streaming TV show “The Bear” on Hulu. → Read More

Will your favorite bakery hike prices along with inflation? Here’s how Bay Area outlets are responding

The price of a plain croissant at five Bay Area bakeries from 2016 to 2022 had gone up roughly 20 percent on average. → Read More

Where to eat on your road trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles

A guide to the best restaurants to stop at for food on the road trip between San Francisco and Los Angeles, taking Highway 1 or I-5. → Read More

At Rio Olympics, SF Native Ends 32-Year Fencing Medal Drought With Silver

Alexander Massialas may win gold yet. → Read More

Twitter Lists 1/4 Of SF Headquarters For Sublease

Partial nest for sublease, good condition. → Read More

Video: Bernal Hill Coyote Plays With Ball Just Like One Of The Dogs

Fitting right in. → Read More

Guerrilla Traffic Safety Warriors Take Reforms Into Their Own Hands After Cyclist Deaths

The activist group isn't exactly street-legal. → Read More

Chance The Rapper, Major Lazer, The Muppets And More: Outside Lands 2016 Day Three, In Photos

Was Sunday the best of the three-day fest? Kinda. → Read More

158 Justin Herman Plaza Vendors Get $590 Each For Shoving Off During The Super Bowl

Coming from an impact fund of $100,000 set up by Supervisors Peskin and Kim in March. → Read More

New Waldorf Astoria Hotel In SoMa Promises To *Finally* Give SF A Taste Of Luxury

San Francisco — something of a backwater, wouldn't you say? — will at last cater to the American aristocracy forced to do business with its nouveau riche. "San Francisco needed a proper luxury hotel," John Vanderslice, the global head of luxury and lifestyle brands at Hilton Worldwide, operator of the Waldorf brand, confided to Condé Nast Traveler. Merci beaucoup, Monsieur Vandersomething, it is… → Read More