New American

  • Waterbar

    Waterbar sits on the Embarcadero with sweeping views of the Bay Bridge and one of the most celebrated sustainable seafood programs on the West Coast. Co-owned by Pat Kuleto, Mark Franz, Pete Sittnick, and Executive Chef Parke Ulrich, the restaurant is as striking inside as it is outside, with cascading oyster bars and tall cylindrical aquariums.

  • Sorrel

    Sorrel, on Sacramento Street in Pacific Heights, has set a high bar for seasonal Cal-Italian cuisine since opening its permanent doors in 2018.

  • Mulvaney’s B&L

    Mulvaney’s B&L (Building & Loan) is at the center of Sacramento’s “Farm-to-Fork Capital” movement. The restaurant sits in a restored 1893 firehouse, where Patrick and Bobbin Mulvaney have built more than just a place to eat.

  • Montrio

    Montrio sits in Monterey’s first firehouse, built in 1910, and has become a cornerstone of the Central Coast’s sustainable dining scene. Since opening in 1995, it has grown from a local favorite to a nationally recognized restaurant.

  • Kitava

    Kitava is a clean-casual restaurant that shows healthy eating can be both exciting and satisfying. Founded in 2017 in San Francisco’s Mission District by Bryan Tublin and Jeff Nobbs, Kitava now operates across the Bay Area