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True Sake | San Francisco | retail store | Hayes Street

San Francisco Treat

by MARK KIENZLE

Dedicated to the proposition that all sake is not equal, True Sake, the first and only retail store in the U.S. whose inventory is solely sake, is taking San Fran by storm. With prices ranging from $5 to $150, True Sake sells more than 90 different Japanese-brewed sake from inside its Hayes Street storefront. Don’t leave your sake in San Francisco. (415) 355-9555, www.truesake.com

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