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Chef Thomas McNaughton is one of San Francisco's brightest stars. Everything he does, from hand made pastas to juicy seared duck, is perfect.

The name says it all: anything on the menu made from dough is sure to put a smile on your face. House made pizzas, pastas, & bread, in a cozy setting with an Italian soul.
Hand-made pastas and wood-fired pizza in the Mission.. This Mission District outpost for handmade pastas, Italian piatti and thin-crust wood-fired pizza strikes a balance between hip and rustic in its inviting design by Paxton Gate’s Sean Quigley. A dramatic, antelope-horn chandelier marks the entrance to the reclaimed wood-lined space space, from the 10-seat communal table and redwood bar, to the intimate dining room overhung with striking farmhouse-style beams and painted with murals. Young chef Thomas McNaughton’s Old World sensibilities come from stints at top Euro and Bay Area destinations (Gary Danko, Quince), and his authentic house-made pastas, Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizzas and the local, farm-sourced, seasonal ingredients on the short, daily-changing menu have already won him critical acclaim and hour-and-a-half waits for walk-ins.
Handmade pasta and wood-fired pizza in the Mission.. This Mission District outpost for handmade pastas, Italian piatti and thin-crust wood-fired pizza strikes a balance between hip and rustic in its inviting design by Paxton Gate’s Sean Quigley. A dramatic, antelope-horn chandelier marks the entrance to the reclaimed wood-lined space space, from the 10-seat communal table and redwood bar, to the intimate dining room overhung with striking farmhouse-style beams and painted with murals. Young chef Thomas McNaughton’s Old World sensibilities come from stints at top Euro and Bay Area destinations (Gary Danko, Quince), and his authentic house-made pastas, Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizzas and the local, farm-sourced, seasonal ingredients on the short, daily-changing menu have already won him critical acclaim and hour-and-a-half waits for walk-ins.
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