A&E: SF around the Internet

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

A guide to boba tea around the Bay area. (The Bold Italic)

Plant Organic Cafe is organizing a “Doggie Brunch” to celebrate the new California law allowing dogs in outside dining areas at restaurants. (CBS San Francisco)

Have you ever wondered why a lot of restaurants in San Francisco close in January? (San Francisco Business Times)

The Annual Zinfandel Experience is coming to San Francisco January 29-31. Check out who and what will be there. (Stark Insider)

The San Francisco SPCA weighs in on the lifting of the foie gras ban. (CBS San Francisco)

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