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How did a real bear come to live at the famous Colorado restaurant, The Fort? Author Holly Arnold Kinney actually took naps with Sissy in 1963 when she was just 9 years old, when both she and Sissy lived at The Fort. These days, our incredible chefs, wine program, and warm hospitality make Lazy Bear an exciting and essential San Francisco experience.Hero gallery paused, press to play images slides Playing hero gallery, press to pause images slides Breaking News!Ĭathy Langer from the Tattered Cover Book Store has picked Sissy Bear at The Fort as one of her 4 Western Book Picks To Curl Up By The Fire With! Chef David was named a Best New Chef by Food & Wine Magazine in 2016. In its first year of eligibility, Lazy Bear was awarded a Michelin Star, and the following year was upgraded to two Michelin stars. Eventually Lazy Bear went legit, moving to our current location in the Mission District in 2014. Then he expanded into a strange and illicit warehouse with a secret location, where for several years he honed his vision and cuisine and built a following. He began hosting dinner parties in his apartment under the name “Lazy Bear”, an anagram of his last name. David’s passion for throwing elaborate dinner parties turned from hobby into career in 2009 after he was laid off from his job as a lawyer. Starting as an underground restaurant in 2009 in Chef David Barzelay's apartment, Lazy Bear has always been a bit different.

Lazy Bear’s cuisine centers around nostalgia and a reverence for the wild, utilizing a wide variety of preservation methods and inventive techniques.īut Lazy Bear’s beginnings were unusual, to say the least. Main content starts here, tab to start navigating Story