At a French-style San Francisco restaurant, dogs are treated to a gourmet $75 tasting menu.
SAN FRANCISCO -- When Rahmi Massarweh graduated from Le Cordon Bleu, one of the most prestigious culinary schools in the world, he envisioned owning a high-end restaurant serving the most sophisticated palates. "If you would have asked me back then, 'So when's your dog cafe opening?' I would have looked at you like, 'What are you talking about? that's a huge insult.'" , a new French-style cafe in The Mission district, exclusively dedicated to the four-legged.
This isn't Puppy Chow. It's a three-course prix fixe meal at a very human price of $75 per customer on a Sunday brunch . "We're doing a chicken and Chaga mushroom soup, and then we have a chicken skin waffle and charcoal flan, and our final course is steak tartare," Massarweh said. It's already attracting an enthusiastic clientele. Cory and Bacon, two adorable Corgis wearing bow ties, flew in from out of town with their humans just to get a taste.
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