{"id":195485,"date":"2026-02-26T22:20:09","date_gmt":"2026-02-26T22:20:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/195485\/"},"modified":"2026-02-26T22:20:09","modified_gmt":"2026-02-26T22:20:09","slug":"sam-smith-has-a-secret-san-francisco-food-blog-heres-where-theyve-been","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/195485\/","title":{"rendered":"Sam Smith has a \u2018secret’ San Francisco food blog. Here’s where they’ve been"},"content":{"rendered":"

Sam Smith<\/a> has taken on a covert side project in between sold-out shows at the Castro Theater: an Instagram blog documenting their San Francisco food adventures.<\/p>\n

The British singer, who is in town for a 20-show residency at the historic venue that ends March 14, appears to have been posting about their local foodie outings on the account @samserved<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Smith has shared photos from local favorites such as Noe Valley American restaurant Firefly, Molinari Delicatessen in North Beach, Outer Sunset seafood eatery Hook Fish Co.<\/a> and Castro sushi spot Eiji<\/a>. In their post about the Eiji, they included a photo of a Chronicle review clipped out of the newspaper and taped to the restaurant’s window.<\/p>\n

Most posts are photos with restaurant staff and close ups of dishes, while others feature selfies of Smith snacking or clips of their restaurant experience.<\/p>\n

On Thursday, Feb. 26, for instance, they shared a video about their trip to Molinari Delicatessen, dancing through the aisles and trying out the Molinari Special.<\/p>\n

“That is love in a sandwich,” Smith said, calling it one of the best they’ve ever tried. “I want to cry.”<\/p>\n

A day prior they shared a cheeky clip peeking out from behind a Mission Chinese menu, which was also shared to their verified account’s Instagram Story.<\/p>\n

They even shared a screenshot of a Google search about Hot Sauce and Panko to Go in Nob Hill to @samserved on Wednesday, Feb. 25, tagging their hair stylist Sienree with a proposal: “Lets go?!”<\/p>\n

The “Stay With Me” musician has also found time to venture outside of the city, with posts about trips to Sam’s Cafe in Tiburon and the French Laundry<\/a> in Napa.<\/p>\n

The account was created in November with a kebab post from Denmark, but has otherwise been devoted entirely to Smith’s Bay Area dining choices this month.<\/p>\n

As of Thursday afternoon, @samserved has just over 4,600 followers, compared to the 14.4 million following Smith’s main account @samsmith. While some fans have expressed skepticism about the authenticity of the food account, it is linked in the bio of Smith’s verified account.<\/p>\n

There’s also a selfie post with a response to their food-loving fans, who they affectionately call “piggies”: “Anyone wondering it’s genuinely me doing this account. Bringing you sweet food chaos. Lets go.”<\/p>\n

Officially halfway through their “To Be Free” residency, Smith has performed 10 shows at the newly-rennovated Castro Theater so far, bringing out surprise guests such as Irish singer Hozier<\/a>, rising pop star Eli and San Francisco drag queen Nicki Jizz<\/a>.<\/p>\n

One of the most anticipated events of the historic venue’s grand reopening, the run of shows follows a $41 million renovation of the Castro Theatre, which is now managed by Another Planet Entertainment.<\/p>\n

This article originally published at Sam Smith has a \u2018secret’ San Francisco food blog. Here’s where they’ve been<\/a>.<\/p>\n