Has the best and most elegant Dim Sum available. Do not leave without trying the soup dumplings and the BBQ pork buns. Visit the to-go counter for takeaway service.
Can’t wait till next Autumn for your pumpkin fix? Try the Kaddo (pan-fried and baked pumpkin with yogurt and beef sauce) for pure squash satisfaction at Helmand Palace. Read more.
Order a themed wine flight of two to three glasses. Pair wines with a variety of small plates, artisan cheeses, and dry-cured meats from the food menu. Read more.
Check out happy hour for an after-work glass of wine and happily-priced share plates of cheeses, charcuterie, and pizzas. Read more.
From Sunday to Thursday, 5-6:30pm, diners can try a Peroni for a $1.50 and some small plates like cacio e pepe pasta for $8, orange lentils with herbs and croutons for $4, or cracker-thin pizza topped Read more.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST PUNK ROCK JUKEBOXWith its low-key vibe, cheap booze, and dingy interior, Molotov's in the Lower Haight is already the city's go-to… Read more.
Not to be schizophrenic about it, but there’s a time for laughter, a time for crying, a time for vegetarian food, and a time for Texas beef brisket that’s been smoked for 18 hours. Don't miss out. Read more.
Ever had an Ostrich Burger? Go here and they'll flip you "the bird"in a burger bun with aged white cheddar, bbq sauce, oil & vinegar slaw, and jalapeño relish. Read more.
Food-wise, if you venture beyond the plates of thinly sliced hog & fresh molluscs, the ham & cheddar fritters & fish & chips are both extraordinary. Try the aged tequila and oatmeal stout combo. Read more.
It's worth the walk just a few blocks over on Valencia to try Four Barrel Coffee. Great java AND tunes on vinyl - actual LPs on an old-school record-playing machine. Read more.
For about $10, enjoy a Cha Cha Bowl of grilled jerk chicken over black beans, rice, veggies and pineapple. Best baseball food ever. Read more.
Yes; this is really a retired cable car. It currently wears the number 44, though it was formerly number 504.
On game day, MoMo’s is the place for one of the city’s most affordable 3-course New York steak dinners, the $4-martini happy hour is a deal: & “Jersey Shore” fans must try the Fist Pump vodka. Read more.
Tired of traffic-clogged commutes? The Stanford community has found ways to reduce stress and overall commute times. The University has received awards for its alternative transportation efforts. Read more.
Order the Mint Chocolate Chip Milkshake, full of dark chocolate chunks! Read more.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST CAMERA RENTALThe crew here makes its living behind the lens, from stunning studio work to money shots at poorly lit shows... Read more.
You're across from the playground where Jack Dorsey first articulated the idea that would become Twitter (a 2011 Most Innovative Company). His goal? To better organize his nighttime plans.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST DESSERT WAFFLELike crème brûlée, the Liège-style waffle makes a virtue out of the burning point of Turbinado sugar... Read more.
SF Weekly's Best of Winner 2010 - Reader's Poll - BEST THAI RESTAURANT
