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The San Francisco Chronicle: How SF New Deal has kept restaurants going | Extra Spicy

On this episode of Extra Spicy, host Soleil Ho talks with organizer and sommelier Vinny Eng about working with SF New Deal, a nonprofit providing financial relief for restaurants by enlisting them to cook for people and organizations in need. Read the article & listen to the episode below:

Link to article here:

https://www.sfchronicle.com/barbecue/article/Podcast-Vinny-Eng-on-how-SF-New-Deal-kept-15333591.php

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