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A no-show at Alinea or Crenn is not the same thing as a no-show at The Publican or Zuni Cafe.

My point is that lots of fine-dining restaurants can metabolize a no-show in ways that restaurants like Atelier Crenn and Alinea cannot.

We've eaten at four of the six two-stars in the BA (we won't do Atelier Crenn because Tock).

That's why Atelier Crenn is on Tock, and Zuni is on OpenTable.

But the chicken served at Bar Crenn uses multiple animal-derived ingredients.

I tried Zazie the other day and it was really good:) Trying Petit crenn soon.

In San Francisco, that's places like Atelier Crenn and Saison.

Pared works with thousands of restaurants in multiple markets including some of the best chefs in the world including: Thomas Keller, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Dominique Crenn and many more.

I understand not going to Kyoten or Atelier Crenn because you don't want to pre-pay (also, because you don't want to pay $450/person before drinks).

I don't understand not going to Roister or Petit Crenn Brunch, both of which are a la carte and neither pre-paid, simply because they're on Tock.

From the article: Several Michael Mina restaurants, a Dominique Crenn restaurant, an expensive coffee shop or two, a dim sum place, and overpriced Filipino tacos are all in jeopardy.

Felt like the author focused too much numbers and not enough about the plight of not being able to buy $4 toast, jetting off to Tulum like everyone, or an ordinary dinner Atelier Crenn wrecking his budget.

OK, but I still cannot tell what the distinguishing characteristic of "restaurants like Atelier Crenn and Alinea" is supposed to be if not that they are high-end restaurants by some metric.

Hard af to get an Aziza reso let alone something at Atelier Crenn.

The current employee also said that bovine serum—derived from the blood of adult cattle—is being used in the roller bottle process for Bar Crenn.

Of course SF/Bay has some of the best restaurants in the world with French Laundry, Atelier Crenn, Benu, Saison, etc.