Bay Area/ San Francisco/ Food & Drinks
Published on July 22, 2019
SF Eats: The Riddler prepares to temporarily close, a Filipino eatery expands to the Mission, morePhoto: E.E./Yelp
Here's the latest in SF food news: A popular champagne bar prepares to temporarily close for a retrofit, a Filipino spot expands to the Mission and a Burmese eatery opens in the Marina.

Updates

Hayes Valley

The Riddler (528 Laguna St.)

Photo: The Riddler/Yelp

Popular champagne bar The Riddler will be closing in August for a seismic retrofit. The closure is mandated for earthquake safety by the city of San Francisco.

In an email, the owners told us they will use this time to refresh and touch up some of the interior space.

Its last day of service will be Sunday, July 28th, and the closure should last through the end of August. We will keep you posted on any updates.

Openings

Mission

Tselogs (518 S. Van Ness Ave.)

Photo: Cherylynn N./Yelp

We reported last year that a Mission location for Tselogs was in the works (its other locations are in the Tenderloin and Daly City), and the Filipino restaurant is now open for business. Menu items such as tapsilog, sisiglog, arroz caldo pares, and daily chef specials are now offered, in addition to beer and wine.

Follow Tselogs on Instagram here

Marina

Karaweik Burmese Cuisine (3317 Steiner St.)

Photo: Andrew D./Yelp

Tablehopper reports that Karaweik Burmese Cuisine is now open. It’s the only restaurant serving Burmese fare in the Marina.

The eatery, housed in the old Chotto spot, is now serving items such as royal tea leaf salad, vegetarian samusa soup, green chile lemongrass fish, mango papaya salad, and more.

For more information about the new spot, see its Facebook page here

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