Art
Old Ink, New Acquisitions: Vintage Posters Light Up The Wharf
This time on the blog, I'm going to kick things off with a startling confession. Here it is: I really like Fisherman's Wharf. I know that's something you don't hear…
San Francisco food, drink, people and places, plus the occasional opinion.
Art
This time on the blog, I'm going to kick things off with a startling confession. Here it is: I really like Fisherman's Wharf. I know that's something you don't hear…
Restaurants & Food
Through all of its ups and downs, San Francisco continues to be a food city, and there’s no sign that’s about to change. There are an awful lot of good…
Events
In a city replete with great neighborhoods, North Beach is considered by many to be San Francisco's best–and it's not hard to see why. As one of its original settlements…
Restaurants & Food
San Francisco has been a food town since its early years, and to this day it remains one of the most gastronomically obsessed cities in America. The numbers tell the…
Art
When I originally decided to move to San Francisco over two decades ago, one of the main things motivating me was the history of the city—and the fact that history…
Wine
Everyone has an opinion about Yelp, it seems. I understand the criticism: the platform is overloaded with inane reviews, and negotiating the mudslingers definitely requires a critical eye. But there’s…
Restaurants & Food
After a decade and a half as a North Beach resident, you can imagine I’ve seen a lot of people come and go. And in a neighborhood like ours, that…
Fashion
I love nice clothing of all sorts, but for me there’s nothing quite like a good pair of shoes. No other single element of style makes more of a statement—or…
Restaurants & Food
When Eduardo Bonilla opened La Fusión in San Francisco ten years ago, he was coming off a fifteen year stint at Zuni Café, Judy Rodgers' venerated Market Street eatery. It…
Restaurants & Food
There are a lot of good things about North Beach, and as regular readers know, I spend a fair amount of time enumerating the neighborhood's virtues here on the blog…