The Most Read Stories of 2015

Yelpers continue to find themselves on restaurateurs' bad sides, but Dan W.'s fake Yelp review at Wonderful Restaurant in Milbrae put him at the center of a controversy. The Yelper claimed he was given poor service because of what he was wearing, though the restaurant's surveillance cam shows that he didn't even bother to put his name on the waiting list before showing himself the door. He got outed online, and readers couldn't get enough of Wonderful Restaurant's vigilante justice.

Love it or hate it, foie gras is now legal in California once more. The ban was invalidated after a judge ruled that foie gras imported from outside of California was, in fact, legal to serve in restaurants. In the end, it all came down to the federal Poultry Products Inspections Act (you've heard of that, right?). Regardless, chefs rejoiced and raced to put it back on the menu, while animal rights activists vowed to fight it.

From Chez Panisse to House of Prime Rib, these 25 classic restaurants never lose their charm. This list has something for everyone, whether it's an ice cream sundae at Fenton's Creamery or a beer at Red's Java House, there is something for locals and visitors alike.

San Franciscans had a field day following Anthony Bourdain's movements as he filmed his show 'Parts Unknown' around the Bay Area. Everyone seemed to have an opinion on where he went (or should have gone).

It's common knowledge that California is in the midst of a crippling drought. Still, everyone got weird when they found out that the state would put restrictions on serving water to restaurant patrons. It's only one of many measures taken to counteract the dry scourge, but it effects everyone who eats out, statewide.

At the end of the day, chefs of all stripes know the best place to grab a burger. Juicy burgers from Marlowe, Super Duper, Spruce and more made the list from chefs who know their patties.

So many sandwiches, so little time. This all-encompassing map charted a sandwich lover's path throughout the city. From grilled cheeses to fried chicken to pulled pork, these sandwiches are all at the top of their game.

When Starbucks announced plans to shutter all of the city's beloved La Boulanges, San Franciscans took it hard. Despite the fact that it was a chain, it was a chain that started and found its following in the neighborhoods of San Francisco. Though founder Pascal Rigo has since bought back six of the locations and renamed them, it still stings.