Yelp $100M IPO, Reed & Greenough Adds Food, More

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YELP WANTED - Yelp, the review website powered by indignant vegetarians, self-important "elites," and crazies, filed today for an initial public offering of up to $100 million of Class A common shares. Eater National has more. [-EN-]

MARINA - Over on Scott St., three-month-old, anti-flip-flops bar Reed and Greenough has just unleashed a food menu 15 Romolo's Larry Piaskowy designed for them. As of now there is a revolving menu of dips, and PopSugar has some extreme close-ups of the new cheese plate. [PopSugar]

POP-UPS - The Rice Paper Scissors ladies are doing a Vietnamese Thanksgiving teaser of sorts with a seven-course pop up feast this Saturday. The meal centers around a Laque duck, their version of Peking duck. Read the full menu and sign up here. [via Mission Mission]

MARIN - Meanwhile in Marin, Richard Blais is at In-N-Out, tweeting pictures of the menu. [Twitter]

BOOZE WIRE - Sort of ground-breaking in the margarita world: locally based Tres Agaves has released its USDA-certified organic answer to Tommy's margarita mix, which also originated in the Bay Area. You can get a coupon for Tres Agaves' new product here. San Francisco is officially ground zero for all-natural margarita mixer innovation. [EaterWire]

NORTH BEACH - GrubStreet has the menu for Tupelo, which is ringing in its grand opening this evening by giving you free bites of its Southwestern food. [GrubStreet]