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Chase Center Culinary Director Mark Jeffers shares an overview of the arena’s culinary program.

A taste of what’s to come at the new Chase Center, celebrating the flavors of the Bay Area.

Thanks to a program called Presidio Grown, both The Commissary and Arguello make use of fresh produce and herbs from six Presidio gardens, making them stand out dining options in the Presidio.

NBC Bay Area’s Jessica Aguirre “dishes” with the Chase Center’s new culinary director on the Chase Center’s only-in-the-Bay-Area food experiences.

When the Chase Center opens in September, it will serve food made from scratch on the premises, led by Culinary Director Mark Jeffers, the former executive chef and food and beverage director from the Ritz-Carlton Lake Tahoe.

Made with the new gluten-free version of the Impossible Foods Burger 2.0 (a recent change in April 2019), The Commissary’s Impossible Albondigas are a convincing alternative to the traditional Spanish, Arab-inspired beef dish.

Arguello serves up straightforward Californian-Mexican classics such as chile verde, shrimp ceviche, and cheese and poblano tamales in a refined atmosphere.

The Butler Blue team enjoys lunch courtesy of Butler University’s new food service provider, Bon Appétit Management Company.

Find out how various popular diets affect the Earth (with insight from Bon Appétit’s Director of Nutrition and Wellness Terri Brownlee).

The San Francisco Giants’ home stadium didn’t just get a name change—it got an upgrade to spot number four for its varied vegan options and its own garden.