Board president Chiu to reveal big ‘secret’ Tuesday

Board of Supervisors President David Chiu, who is among those mentioned as a likely choice for interim mayor, is holding a holiday party Tuesday where he will make pizza and reveal a secret recipe.

“Watch Chef Tony and his ‘assistant’ David Chiu teach you the fine art of pizza making & tossing! Secret recipe will be given to attendees!”

The holiday part begins at 6 pm at Tony's Pizza Napoletana, located at 1570 Stockton Street.

It’s not all about holiday cheer however. The recommended donation is $100 with “checks made payable to Friends of David Chiu.

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