Photo courtesy of EPIC Steak.
The holidays signify that one time of year when indulging in our favorite foods is encouraged. Alas, it can also be a time of stress, with shopping, cooking, and celebrating packed into a few weeks. So we thought we’d put together a list of BARTable steakhouses that not only serve some of those indulgent dishes but also deliver a whole lot of holiday cheer. Use one of these tempting restaurants as a way to take hosting a holiday meal off your plate. Or, treat yourself to a night off from cooking.
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BARTable subscribers and followers receive 25% off tickets for "The Christmas Ballet" at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. Performances run Dec. 16-26.*
To purchase tickets visit the Smuin Contemporary Ballet website, select desired performance date and enter promo code BARTable at checkout.
*Discount does not apply for Platinum Orchestra seating, weekend matinees or Christmas Eve.
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Discover the world premiere of Joan Mitchell at SFMOMA and get 10% off when visiting the museum store. Just mention BARTable or show your Clipper card when checking out to receive discount (available in-store only).
About the Joan Mitchell exhibition:
Long hailed as a formidable creative force, Joan Mitchell first attained critical acclaim and success in the abstract expressionist circles of "1950's" New York followed by decades of creation in France.