Susana Guerrero is a Food Reporter at SFGate. She specializes in topics related to food and beverages, with a keen focus on the Bay Area's vibrant restaurant, bar, and bakery scene. Susana's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Beaumont Enterprise, KSBW 8, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Susana Guerrero's coverage predominantly focuses on local lifestyle, food and beverage topics in the San Francisco Bay Area. She frequently reports on new restaurant openings, closures, and legal disputes within the industry.
Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches that highlight unique or trendsetting developments within the local food scene or offer insights into dining trends specific to San Francisco and California. Additionally, stories related to local events or breaking news around restaurants and culinary experiences are likely to capture her attention.
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True Food Kitchen has closed 12 restaurants, including three in California.
By: Susana Guerrero
True Food Kitchen, a health-focused restaurant chain backed by Oprah Winfrey, has permanently closed 12 restaurants across the U.S., following a filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sunday.
"Our hearts are still very much in this."
By: Susana Guerrero
Tomales Bay, where Hog Island Oyster Co. farms its oysters. JoAnn Campbell/Getty Images
FILE: Gene Evin Atkins appears in Los Angeles Superior Court in Los Angeles on July 24, 2018. Atkins was sentenced to 236 years to life in prison on Wednesday.
By: Susana Guerrero
'We've agonized over it and we just can't do it anymore. We're exhausted.' FILE: Nabolom Bakery & Pizzeria in Berkeley is set to close on Oct. 18, 2026, after 50 years.
By: Susana Guerrero
FILE: A view of Zio Fraedo's in Vallejo, Calif. Robert p. on Yelp
The Richmond plant will close by the end of the year.
The Richmond plant will close by the end of the year.
FILE: The St. Helena City Council approved more than $885,000 for the flushing project, which the city hopes will clear the town's brown tap water issue.
