In her movie, "Truth Or Dare", HRH Madonna opens a box of hot pink platform Fluevogs, slips them daintily on, clumps down the hall toward the camera and croaks,"Ya like 'em?".
Be sure to take advantage of their $5 blue burger specials & $5 martinis on Wednesdays.
They've got amazingly moist cupcakes in creative flavors such as orange creamsicle, blueberry pancake, and french toast.
Check out their Fall menu: Pan Roasted Lamb Top Round, turnips, hen of the woods mushrooms, Beer Braised Pork Shank, Shrimp Fritters, and more.
The rooftop pavilion is an open air portion of our venue located on our roof. It is open for business seasonally and weather permitting.
This place has old school cocktails, nightly jazz, and the dark mood-lighting only associated with a 1920s speakeasy.
The store occupies a renovated and extended townhouse built in 1884 in the historic Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
From the Jazz Age to the Grunge Era, the storied ballroom has featured shows by touring icons such as Duke Ellington, Muddy Waters and the Ramones.
The view of the strip from here is astounding, and pairs well with the gourmet menu.
If you love top notch martinis and being serenaded by the smooth sounds of a piano, this is your place.
The Crazy Crab might have been MLB's first 'anti-mascot', but the Crazy Crab Sandwich he inspired is now a park staple.
Did you know you can order food from Mijita and eat it while watching the game on the big screens in Public House? You can also grab a beer from the bar at Public House and drink it on Mijita’s patio!
Short walk to Pauline's Pizza... delicious thin-crust pies with tradition or "eccentric" seasonal toppings like salted Meyer lemon puree. Read more.
Just a couple of blocks to Papalote, home of burritos with salsa so special it merited a Bobby Flay throwdown on Food Network. http://7x7.com/blogs/bits-bites/throwdown-papalote-vs-bobby-flay Read more.
"Bug, Joe-A, Ce-Ce and Mark,Rolling four deep from Sobrante Park" - Too $hort Sourced from rapgenius.com.
"We can be found beyond the bounds of reason, Or earthbound, heatin' up the Coliseum" - Hieroglyphics "You Never Knew"
"And no bricks in the back in candle stick,House of twin peaks, view panoramics" - San Quinn "San Francisco Anthem"
Take pics during your visit and tweet them @sfmoma or tag them "SFMOMA" on Flickr (and they'll show up on the museum's blog!). Read more.
Find the 2 hidden Waldos at SFMOMA. We have hidden them on buildings visible from the Rooftop area :) Read more.
This date-ready "fondue lounge's" done up Western-chic and serving a handful of draft/bottled beers, 25 vinos (5 on tap), and inventive savory/sweet specialties. Read more.
SF is short on dine-in Mexican restaurants where you get something that fits the city ethos, complimented by a well-done margarita. Since nailing the latter, Nopalito fits the bill. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
From the fried chicken to the crab fluffs, Scott Youklis is doing comfort food at its finest, and lo and behold, he was even doing it before it became a recession trend. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
It's the oldest restaurant in San Francisco, but the seafood is some of the freshest in town. Not even a fire can keep the old fella down for long. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Belt out your best “Careless Whisper” rendition on this sushi-spots accessed-by-elevator basement w/ ten variously sized/themed karaoke rooms, done up to look like Tokyo, SF, Osaka, NY, Hokkaido, etc Read more.
Tucked away in a random Financial District alley, Bix is a restaurant like no other in SF. Classic cocktails flow at the bar and the dining room is alive and popping every night. [Eater 38 Member]
