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From KQED.

From KQED.

From KQED in San Francisco, I'm Alexis Madrigal.

People like to say that San Francisco is not a late-night town.

People don't even bother to say that about Oakland or San Jose or Santa Rosa because, of course,

they're not either.

But that doesn't mean there aren't some late-night dining spots, and KQED's food editor,

Luke Sy, and illustratorrator Tin fam have been visiting them

for a collaborative series called the Midnight Diner's Hot Pot restaurants, noodle shops,

taco carts, 24-hour casino buffets. We'll talk about all of it for our latest edition

of All You Can Eat that's coming up next right after this news.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Alexis Madrigal. Before I hosted a 9 a.m. show, before I had two small children, before I had even turned 18, I already had a favorite late-night place. It was called montage and was located directly beneath Portland's Morrison Bridge. Exactly the kind of place a curious teen could peer at what adults were up to. They served mac and cheese, banged pots and pans to wake up passing out drunk patrons,

and seemed to be having a dangerous amount of fun at all times.

The late night place, that is to say, has long held a special place in my heart.

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