I Cavallini x Flour + Water

West Coast debut

This collaboration is built around I Cavallini’s West Coast debut. The available event description keeps the format narrow: a one-night collaboration, not a run of services, a festival program, or a broader series. That makes the central planning detail straightforward: the event brings I Cavallini together with Flour + Water for a single scheduled night in San Francisco.

The event name identifies both collaborators, while the description adds the debut context. No additional chefs, menu items, courses, beverage pairings, or special guests are named, so the useful focus is the pairing itself: I Cavallini appearing on the West Coast through a one-night restaurant collaboration hosted at Flour + Water.

Restaurant setting in San Francisco

Flour + Water is the featured venue for the event, and it is identified as a restaurant. The venue address places it at 2401 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94110, United States. Those details are the strongest available planning facts: the collaboration has a named restaurant location, a San Francisco city context, and a specific street address.

Because the event information does not list a separate off-site location or secondary venue, the copy should treat Flour + Water as the place associated with the collaboration. The venue type also matters: this is presented in a restaurant context, rather than as a lecture, tasting room event, market, or performance listing.

Single-night timing

The scheduling information gives the event a defined start and end on the same night. Combined with the one-night language in the description, that supports treating the collaboration as a limited, single-evening event. Exact timing can be handled in the event details, while the editorial copy should avoid adding assumptions about seating structure, availability, or how the night is organized.