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Executive Chef David Button couldn’t be a better fit for Bon Appétit Management Company at AT&T Park. When he’s not preparing something delicious for Giants fans to enjoy, Dave can be found on the baseball field as a coach and mentor for youth in our community.
Around the country, food service companies, grocers and entrepreneurs passionate about fighting food waste are rallying to buy up fruits and vegetables excluded from the produce aisle because of their defects.
Our very own Jim Dodge, director of specialty culinary programs, heads the group that will choose the recipient of the first Julia Child Award!
Brutti Ma Buoni — “ugly but good” — is the name for lumpy, beige Italian almond cookies that don’t look pretty, but taste great.
That phrase also describes a lot of the produce grown in this country, except unlike the cookies, it rarely gets eaten. Until now.
How Fedele Bauccio turned a small catering business into a Bay Area food empire.
Silicon Valley was a completely different world when Fedele Bauccio started his restaurant company in 1987.
Workers at major Silicon Valley companies like Facebook and Google may enjoy some pretty amazing meals in their corporate cafeterias, but that wasn’t always the case.
Panorama hosts Art at the Table, a monthly multi-course dinner series that offers diners an exclusive, after-hours museum tour and the chance to enjoy a memorable menu.
Food waste has become a hot-button issue, and companies like Bon Appétit along with city and federal governments are adopting strategies for reducing it.
One of San Francisco’s most influential chefs talks sustainability, education, and the state of the city’s restaurant industry