Further Reading
- Unterman, Patricia (June 30, 1995) San Francisco Examiner Just like your grandma used to make. Section: Weekend. Page C11.
- Cianci, Maria. (January 19, 1996) San Francisco Chronicle "Dining updates -- Katia's Place Brings Russia to the Richmond."
- Beitiks, Edvins. (February 10, 2000) San Francisco Examiner Russians: The fourth wave. Newest immigrants to the Richmond from former Soviet Union include many professionals. Section: Style; Page D1.
- Minton, Torri. (March 30, 2001) San Francisco Chronicle Katia's caters to Richmond's Russian community. Page 5.
- Knipp, Steven. (January 6, 2002) Washington Post In San Francisco, Moscow on the Bay. Page E05
- Strebe, Amy Goodpaster. (April 30, 2002) Russian Life Russian America: San Francisco. Volume 45; Issue 2; Page 56.
- Troosh, Katia. (April 30, 2002) Russian Life Cuisine: Pozharskiye kotlety. Volume 45; Issue 2; Page 54.
- SF Weekly (November 12, 2003) The House of Sour Cream; Our critic finds Russian food more artful than a Russian painter. Volume 22; Issue 41.
- SF Weekly (December 31, 2003) Urban Explorer; Some of the best things our critic consumed in a year of eating around a constantly evolving town. Volume 22; Issue 48.
- Garchik, Leah. (May 21, 2004) San Francisco Chronicle Lea Garchij. Page E20.
- Reidinger, Paul. (December 1, 2004) San Francisco Bay Guardian The Russia house Vol. 39, No. 09
- Addison, Bill. (September 27, 2006) San Francisco Chronicle A Russian gem in the Richmond. Section: Food; Page F5.
- Noland, Eric. (August 5, 2007) Los Angeles Daily News World of flavor in Richmond District. Section: Travel; page 6G.
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