Anna's Cool Finds

Orchid Thai in San Anselmo celebrates its 25th anniversary today. I wrote about the conversation I had with one if its owners, Peggy Thong...

I dropped in after a long absence at Sushi 69 in San Anselmo. Hiro (Hiroyuki Makino), the Executive Chef and owner was smiling behind the...

I was walking past Debbie Does Dessert in San Anselmo and was so disappointed to see the shop closed and a "For Sale by Owner" si...

Jo-Ann and I finally managed to get together for breakfast, choosing to try a new place to us, Easy Street Cafe in San Anselmo.This locatio...

I found a good opportunity to try the new Dream Farm in San Anselmo and took it! Earlier this year I visited its predecessor, Fork , and l...

My friend Paul dropped in for a quick visit from Portland, so we had to enjoy one of his favorite places for brunch on Sunday last. And tha...

A reader let me know that San Anselmo's May Lee's Asian Bistro was no longer, so I had to immediately investigate. No wonder I ha...

Dad and I stopped by Teapod in San Anselmo yesterday morning for some tea and breakfast. The man behind the counter was so pleasant that i...

Missing Fork already. I heard that it has morphed into Dream Farm , with a comfort menu which is showcasing fresh local ingredients. And ...

It's not been open long, but already there's a wait even early on a week night! Marinitas in San Anselmo already has a following i...

My mother taught me that the centerpiece of the meal is the MEAT, which you then plan side dishes around. I think that this was not only ab...

The photo of the front doesn't do justice to Fork in San Anselmo. It was dark and rainy, and I wanted to post this soon, rather than w...

Although not new news, it was new to me to find out that Eat in San Anselmo has closed. The good news is that a new restaurant with a Latin...