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Absinthe
Bistro, French $$$$$
398 Hayes St. (at Gough St.)
San Francisco , CA 94102
Bistro, French $$$$$
398 Hayes St. (at Gough St.)
San Francisco , CA 94102
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3 reviews the wino: Jeff Hollinger on Absinthe
By tablehopper Feb 26, 2008
Jeff Hollinger is a co-author of The Art of the Bar–Cocktails Inspired by the Classics. Currently, he works as Manager of Restaurant Operations at Absinthe Brasserie & Bar, in San Francisco. At Absinthe, he continues to contribute to the innovative cocktail program, teaches home bartending classes, answers questions about absinthe, and is continuously experimenting with new and inventive ingredients for seasonally based cocktails. In the ten years that Absinthe Brasserie & Bar has been open, I don't think a single day has gone by when someone hasn't called the restaurant, sat down at a table, or bellied up to the bar and asked, "Do you... FULL REVIEW
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Absinthe Brasserie & Bar
By Check Please! Sep 28, 2006
The interior of Absinthe is designed to evoke the French Belle Époque and provides a very comfortable atmosphere with a nice balance of casual and slightly plush. And just for fun, showing in the wall murals, (what appear to be) antique art posters and occasional displays, is more than a hint of the historical culture surrounding absinthe. It offers American-influenced Southern France brasserie cuisine on a menu combining French classics with California creativity. It’s always my impression that the preparation is done with a superior understanding of which herbs, spices, and treatment best complement the food itself. FULL REVIEW
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Dine About Town 2006: Part One, Absinthe Brasserie & Bar
By Passionate Eater Jan 14, 2006
Dine About Town for San Francisco is here for 2006! For those of you who haven't heard of Dine About Town before, it is a perennial, city-wide promotional program, where upper-end restaurants offer prix-fixe, three-course meals for either lunch, dinner, or both. Lunch is $22.00, and dinner is $32.00. Plus tax and tip (but without drinks), it evens out to be around $29.00 for lunch and $41.00 for dinner--a fabulous deal if you select a restaurant that is otherwise exorbitant. FULL REVIEW
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