NYT-acclaimed BBQ spot to open at Thrive City in San Francisco
(KRON) — A popular and acclaimed East Bay BBQ spot is opening at Thrive City outside of the Chase Center in San Francisco.
Fiksque, located at 7 Warriors Way Suite 208, will have its grand opening on Thursday, June 12, starting at noon. It is near Harmonic Brewing on the northeast side of Chase Center.
It will be open until 8 p.m. or until they are sold out. This will be the restaurant's second location.
Fikscue's BBQ is described as 'where halal Texas BBQ meets bold Indonesian flavors.' Its original location is in Alameda at 1708 Park St. Before opening that, Fikscue started as a pop-up business in 2020.
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Since opening its brick-and-mortar in 2023, Fikscue has a following of nearly 40,000 followers on its Instagram page. Fikscue was featured in The New York Times' 50 best restaurants list for 2024 — one of four California eateries to make the list.
Other Thrive City eateries include Che Fico Pizzeria, Dumpling Time, Gott's Roadside, Kayah by Burma Love, Miller & Lux and Senor Sisig.
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