"This soul food spot in Bayview delivers world-changing gumbo. It's incredibly rich, buttery, and creamy all at once, and the explosion of flavors will have eyes popping out of your head like a cartoon. There are a few options (including a vegan gumbo), from a hearty and slow-cooked chicken and sausage to smoky turkey. While the stews are why you're here, the po'boys are on point."
"They rotate constantly, but if the charred grilled shrimp with the creamy, garlicky sauce is there, get it. The best part is that this spot is casual to the max: paper plates and cups take the place of silverware and its counter service. The not-so-great news is that the food often runs out (it's that good), so get in early, especially if you want seconds (you're gonna want seconds)."
"Radio Africa & Kitchen is the perfect light lunch spot: it involves vegetables, and North African-leaning dishes, like chicken jambalaya and roasted eggplant with black-eyed peas-they won't make you useless for the rest of the afternoon, and taste excellent, too. If on the menu, go for the plump saffron prawns over couscous, or the simple yet flavor-packed arugula salad with tomatoes and beets."
Bayview-Hunters Point is a sunny neighborhood with a dense concentration of notable restaurants. A soul food spot offers intensely rich, buttery, and creamy gumbo with options including vegan, chicken-and-sausage, and smoky turkey stews alongside rotating po'boys such as charred grilled shrimp with a creamy garlicky sauce; service is counter-style with paper plates and frequent sellouts. Radio Africa & Kitchen provides light, vegetable-forward North African-leaning dishes like chicken jambalaya, roasted eggplant with black-eyed peas, saffron prawns over couscous, and a flavor-packed arugula salad in a bright, book-filled space. A longstanding Mexican bakery produces pan dulce and sells freshly baked breads.
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