It is not known what the Celtics players ate at their meal. What is very clear, however, is that Marcus Smart is a big fan of ripped skinny jeans. It was lightly roasted on Twitter for changing his uniform after the Eastern Conference Finals victory so he could take pictures in a pair of stylish jeans with his teammates. He was back in ripped jeans again at Berber before handing the Warriors their first playoff home loss.

Berbère opened in late 2018 and is named after the Berber people, an ethnic group native to North African countries including Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. Along with cuisine inspired by the peoples of North Africa, the immersive nighttime dinner also features belly dancers, aerialists and drummers.

The Michelin Guide lists Berbère as a “Bib Gourmand” restaurant and highlights its “cocktails of aces”, as well as the food and ambiance. While the website says the menu changes weekly, some of Chef Hicham Senhaji’s regular entrees include grilled branzino, seasoned duck with farro, and camel burger, which is the only one offered in San Francisco.

Smart, Nesmith and Morgan and the rest of the Celtics will look to make it 2-0 on Sunday when the Warriors host Game 2 at Chase Center in San Francisco. Tipping is due at 5 p.m.