Cape Cod Chips Faces Class Action Lawsuit in New York Over Alleged Misleading Natural Claims
A lawsuit accuses Cape Cod Chips of misleading marketing by claiming no artificial ingredients, despite containing synthetic citric acid. The company, acquired by Campbell's in 2018, declined to comment on the pending litigation.
End of an Era: Barrio Logan’s Las Cuatro Milpas to Close After Sale to Religious Organization
Las Cuatro Milpas, a historic Mexican restaurant in Barrio Logan, has been sold for $2.275 million. The new owner, a religious organization, has not disclosed future plans for the property. The restaurant's closure marks the end of a 92-year legacy.
Michelin-Trained Chef to Open 'Naides' Filipino Fine Dining Restaurant in Former Sons & Daughters Space
A chef who worked his way through two-Michelin-starred Sons & Daughters and spent a year at a remote Slovenian fine dining restaurant is bringing that training back to the same Nob Hill address—but this time, he's cooking his mother's cuisine. Restaurant Naides opens in December with deconstructed sisig, abalone sinigang, and a vision for Filipino food that has nothing to do with lumpia and caviar.
Gino & Marty’s Faces Debt, Tax Liens and Eviction in West Loop
Gino & Marty’s faces hundreds of thousands in liabilities, wage complaints and a landlord eviction while the owner vows to relaunch the West Loop spot. Court records and former staff accounts show the scale of the problems behind the closed facade.












