Tanay Warerkar, SF Chronicle

Tanay Warerkar

SF Chronicle

San Francisco, CA, United States

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  • SF Chronicle
  • Eater National
  • Curbed NY
  • Curbed

Past articles by Tanay:

Oakland brunch spot Daughter’s Diner closes and other January Bay Area restaurant closures

A look at the most notable restaurant closures in the Bay Area for the month of January.... → Read More

The country's most ambitious effort for a worker-centric restaurant is dead for now, including in Oakland

ROC United, the labor nonprofit behind the restaurant, said its shifting its focus on... → Read More

Nearly decade-old Hayes Valley Swedish restaurant Pläj closes, plus other Bay Area restaurant closures

A monthly roundup of all the restaurants and bars that have closed across the Bay Area → Read More

S.F. bar group is recommending its 500 members require vaccine proof for entry

The San Francisco Bar Alliance followed through on plans announced last week by... → Read More

San Francisco mulls requiring proof of vaccination at businesses like bars and restaurants

With the recent uptick in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, Mayor London Breed and two... → Read More

S.F. group representing 500 bars considers new initiative requiring vaccine proof for entry

As COVID-19 cases rise once again in the Bay Area and California overall — driven in... → Read More

A new way to drink the Bay Area's smallest indie wines is gaining momentum: tasting collectives

As tasting rooms become increasingly important for a winery’s survival, many small Bay... → Read More

Larkspur's seasonal ice cream darling Posie is closing after a five-year run

Owner Kyle Caporicci leaned on his pastry cred and added ingredients like corn, miso and... → Read More

53-year-old Alameda Chinese restaurant closes, and other Bay Area restaurant closures

Here’s a running list of restaurants that have closed in the Bay Area in July 2021 so... → Read More

S.F. is getting the world's first 'cultured sushi' tasting room, where fish is grown in a lab

The Dogpatch establishment is being developed by Wildtype, a company using cellular... → Read More

San Francisco will permanently cap food delivery fees for DoorDash, Grubhub and other apps

A 15% delivery commission cap on third-party operators like DoorDash and Grubhub was set... → Read More

Alice Waters thinks New Jersey's tomatoes are better than California's

In an interview with New York magazine, the Bay Area culinary doyenne said she prefer’s... → Read More

Ferry Building dessert destination Smooch Tartshop has closed, and other Bay Area restaurant closures

Here’s a running list of restaurants that have closed in the Bay Area in June 2021 so... → Read More

Peruvian jewel La Costanera is reopening in a sprawling new waterfront location in Half Moon Bay

The original Montara location had been closed since the start of the state-mandated... → Read More

Fillmore spin-off of acclaimed Viet restaurant Slanted Door has permanently closed

Out the Door has permanently closed its Bush Street location after more than 11 years in... → Read More

House of Prime Rib fans are clamoring for canceled tables after food poisoning allegations

Despite numerous complaints of illnesses by customers who ate at the restaurant over the... → Read More

Popular Mission gastropub Myriad closes, and other Bay Area restaurant closures

Here’s a running list of restaurants that have closed in the Bay Area in May 2021 so... → Read More

Korean fried chicken fast-casual hit Bonchon opens first San Francisco outpost

Hit Korean fried chicken chain Bonchon has opened its first San Francisco location, in... → Read More

Big Gay Ice Cream Shutters Original East Village Location After A Decade

Co-founders Bryan Petroff and Doug Quint debuted this brick-and-mortar location in 2011 → Read More

After a Yearslong Battle, NYPD Will Finally Stop Policing Street Food Vendors

The city’s tens of thousands of street vendors will no longer be under the purview of the NYPD → Read More