Lauren Saria is a Deputy Food Editor at The San Francisco Standard. With over a decade of experience, she specializes in the food and beverage industry, covering topics such as restaurant innovation and adventure travel. Lauren's work has been featured in AZCentral, Eater, The San Francisco Standard, Phoenix New Times, and NewsBreak.
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Lauren Saria's coverage predominantly focuses on the local food and beverage scene in San Francisco, California. She frequently covers announcements from the private sector, events, and press releases related to restaurants and dining experiences.
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By: Astrid Kane, Lauren Saria
Handrolls, ube sourdough, and jazz are all on the menu next month.
Natural wine, sourdough pizza, and stylish motels have joined the mix in Cayucos.
By: Lauren Saria
Natural wine, sourdough pizza, and stylish motels have joined the mix in Cayucos. Photos and videos by Morgan EllisIllustrations by Nolan Pelletier. Drive
For years, nigiri and sashimi defined sushi. But these days, handrolls are stealing the spotlight. Next month, Cow Hollow’s temaki scene will gain an entra
By: Lauren Saria
With 100 vendors on offer, the choices are overwhelming. We did the marathon eating so you don't have to.
By: Lauren Saria
Some people will spend all three days of Outside Lands rushing from stage to stage to catch every set possible. But for others, it’s a marathon of eating.
By: Lauren Saria
A Momofuku Ko alum helped design the menu, which spans Korean fried chicken, East Coast subs, raw oysters, and handrolls.
By: Lauren Saria
The Presidio’s food scene has been steadily gaining momentum for years. Now it’s about to get a major addition. The Mess Hall at the Presidio (opens in new
By: Lauren Saria
From a beachside day trip to a three-night glamping adventure, these destinations are vetted and within half a day’s drive of San Francisco.
By: Lauren Saria
With affordable prices and a knack for making the familiar feel fresh, Esme is off to a strong start in the Lower Haight.
