A&E: SF around the Internet

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San Francisco is a city famous for its arts, culture and food. Here's what's going around the Web on Wednesday.

Have you ever wondered how Bay Area restaurants prep for Valentine's Day? Some restaurants plan six weeks in advance! (San Francisco Business Times)

This week marks 20 years of Fog Quiz Nights at Mad Dog. (Hoodline)

Looking for a foodie adventure in The City? Check out a Mardi Gras celebration or the ultimate Valentine's Day pairing of Merchants of Beverage and Doughbies for cookies and sparkling wine on demand. (7×7)

San Francisco's Flour & Co will open a bakery in central Berkeley (Berkeley Side)

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