A Modern Dining Destination Supporting the Future of Music.

Chef Loretta Keller, known for her work at San Francisco’s Stars, Bizou and Coco500, changed the conversation about food service when she took on the California Academy of Sciences food program in 2008 with Chef Charles Phan. In 2013 she partnered with Clay Reynolds and together they spearheaded the launch of the Exploratorium’s Seaglass Restaurant, which feeds hundreds of families every day. Now they’ve been operating restaurants and food service venues in the city for more than 15 years, are passionate proponents of utilizing high-quality, seasonally appropriate ingredients, and are bringing their experience creating healthy, locally sourced meals to the SFCM community.

Clay began his career in Louisville, Kentucky, learning from some of the region's most talented restaurateurs and chefs all the while developing a passion for food, wine and spirits. He relocated to San Francisco in 2001 and worked at some of the city's iconic dining destinations, including The Cypress Club, LuLu’s and Fleur de Lys. Noticing that the city's chefs were focusing on small production, local and mostly organic ingredients, which offered better and more vibrant flavors than their mass-produced counterparts, he wondered why this same approach was not being adopted in the bar and on the wine list. This idea has become the foundation of things ever since. COCO5OO in 2005, the AcademyCafe and The Moss Room at the California Academy of Sciences in 2009 and Seaglass at the Exploratorium in April of 2013. It is still Clay’s passion and the guiding principle behind the offerings at Uccello.

Chef Audie Golder was born and raised in San Francisco and began helping his mom in the kitchen as a toddler. A graduate of Johnson & Wales, Audie has worked in the San Francisco restaurant industry since 2003. Most recently he was Executive Chef at Jardiniere where he worked closely with local farmers and artisans of the Bay Area, many of whom are represented on Uccello's menu.

Chef Christinne Marmolejo, a culinary artisan since 2013 and an alumni of City College of San Francisco’s esteemed culinary program, grew up with immigrant parents and discovered her passion for cooking while bonding over sizzling carne asada with her family. As a Mexican-American Chef with a passion for blending flavors and cultures, Christinne strives to create culinary experiences that transcend borders and bring people together.