Filed under: Curious Policies by Paolo Apr 3, 2009, 6:31am PDT Share this story Share this on Facebook Share this on Twitter Share All sharing options Share All sharing options for: Curious Policies Pocket Flipboard Email Shanghai 1930 serves the same menu at the bar and in the dining room, but prices are lower at the bar, to the annoyance of dining room patrons. However, the restaurant gives the bar prices only to those that complain. [WSJ] More From Eater SF The Latest How to Pitch Stories to Eater SF We’re actively looking for new ideas and new voices By Eater Staff Here Are the Chillest Bars for Fancy Ice in San Francisco, According to a Local Cocktail Expert By Paolo Bicchieri After 11 Years on Columbus Avenue, This Tapas Restaurant Is Closing Its Doors in Jackson Square By Paolo Bicchieri, Dianne de Guzman, and 1 more One of the Bay Area’s Most Sought-After Bakeries Will Open Its First Shop in Uptown Oakland By Lauren Saria Subway Franchise Owner Owes Former Staff $265,000 in Unpaid Wages By Paolo Bicchieri Food Emporium China Live Hit With Another Eviction Attempt Over Back Rent By Dianne de Guzman
