Peerless Theater. Dirty Habit. Capitol Theatre. Kin Khao. Unique Theater. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Minski's Columbia Theatre. Wise Sons Jewish Delicatessen. Paris Theatre. Museum of the African Diaspora. Bartlett Hall sports bar. Regis Hotel Lobby Bar. Contemporary Jewish Museum. Press Club. Cafe 5. Anzu Restaurant. Barney's New York. Sunflower Cafe. Urban Tavern. Market at 4th. Bluestem Brasserie. Dojima Ann. Tad's Steaks.
The Saint Regis. John Foley's Dueling Piano Bar. In Situ. Herbert's Mexican Grill. San Francisco MoMA. Johnny Foley's Irish House. Bernstein's Fish Grotto. V-Odeon Theater. The Grove. BDK Restaurant. Alcazar Theatre. Sushi Boat. Creperie Saint Germain. Museum of Ice Cream. Pink Elephant. Cafe Madeleine. Pinecrest Diner. Equinox Sports Club San Francisco. Stage Door Theatre. Trou Normand.
Hub Theater. Decathlon San Francisco. The Roastery. Decathlon SF. Outdoor and Camping. Cafe Mason. SOMA Eats. King of Thai Noodle. American Conservatory Theater. The Contemporary Jewish Museum. Chatz Coffee. John Colins. Curran Theatre.
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Old world sensibilities combined with an elegant modern twist make for a classy lounge experience. Salt House: A homey beacon amongst the industrial skyscrapers, this turn-of-the-century warehouse offers a convivial atmosphere and diverse American flavors.
Supperclub: Spend hours eating in bed at the first U. There is only one seating per night, beginning at p. Dinner is served in five courses. The meal is at the whim of the chef, so don't expect a printed menu, as it's constantly in flux.
Entertainment varies but has included aerial performers, exotic dancers and roller skaters. Sushi Groove South: Known for good nigiri, sake cocktails and unexpected items such as sushi pizza, this sister branch of the Russian Hill establishment asserts its own hip SOMA flair with a modern interior accented by a glowing glass sculpture and a wall of yellow light.
A DJ is on hand most evenings to set the vibe. The dining room, with a long mahogany bar stretching from the entry, is a mix of old-fashioned creamy wainscoting with gilt-framed portraits from grandma's parlor and blow-your-lights-out starburst chandeliers salvaged from s Spanish Harlem.
The menu is a fusion of traditional American flavors and 21st century creativity, of East Coast and West, with appetizers like baby spinach salad sporting cornmeal-fried oysters and entrees such as the pork chop coated with New Orleans-style tasso and peanuts. Tu Lan: Vietnamese greasy spoon that is enduringly popular with its die-hard fans and formerly with Julia Child. Fried rice is a favorite. V Cafe: Formerly Whiz Wit, it claims to serve the best cheese steak sandwiches in town.
V's version of the classic cheese steak is made with grilled onions, sweet or hot cherry peppers and your choice of American, provolone, Swiss, cheddar or jack. They also serve a variety of salads, hoagies, burgers and grinders or hot sandwiches , such as a salmon club on wheat toast; meatball; eggplant parmigiana and a po-boy fried shrimp.
Open 11 a. Monday-Thursday; 11 a. Friday and Saturday; closed Sunday. Delivery and catering services available. An all-Italian wine list sets the mood for chef Rudy Mihal's menu of cured meats, wood-fired pizza and antipasti. The space is industrial, warmed up with yellow and gold, two bars and views of the wood-fired oven and open kitchen. For more SoMa restaurants , check out these Chronicle reviews.
This brewery seeks to bring the "local" back to the beer culture of the Bay Area. Gordon Biersch: One of those brewpubs where the food should be taking a back seat to the beer.
It stands out as an after-work bar and is a great place to hang out, with two levels for roaming around and at least four house brews in addition to a full bar to sample.
Thirsty Bear: Known for its tapas -- there are more than 30 varieties to choose from -- this restaurant also serves top-notch entrees and desserts. Draws a boisterous after-work crowd. Fabrics tend toward stretch, dark denim and wearable synthetics. Look for the signature orange windbreaker hanging over the door.
Adolph Gasser: A one-stop nirvana for photo geeks, this huge store, boasting the largest inventory of its kind in Northern California, is stocked with everything a professional or a wannabe could ask for. Also rents still and video cameras. Alexander Book Co. Special focuses include children's books, African-American topics and graphic design.
Check the calendar for author readings. Dandelion: Stocking an eccelctic collection of housewares, food, books, and other trinkets, Dandelion is the perfect place to find that special gift for any occasion.
Foto-Grafix Books: The photography bookshop formerly known as the Friends of Photography Bookstore continues to stock a range of photography books, manuals, and books on alternative comics. It's especially noted for its wide selection of Ansel Adams books, prints and gifts. You can even make your purchases online. Gama-Go Store: This store is "what happens when an art school dropout, traveling curmudgeon and an amateur taxidermist take on the massive apparel industry juggernaut. General Bead: Prepare to be overwhelmed: the walls of this funky bead shop are paved with sheets of all the beads and beading supplies in its extensive stock.
Write up your order and a clerk will fetch your purchases from the shelves behind the counter. Lucky has earned a reputation for beautiful paper products and custom invitations. The company is run and owned by sisters Eunice and Sabrina Moyle, it's truly a labor of love.
Clothes are cut in loose, simple shapes, in natural fabrics and colors. Look for luxe items like silky pajamas, deep-pile bathrobes, minimalist vases and polished wooden boxes. Also visit the outlet a few doors down. Jeremy's: You never know what treasure you might uncover at Jeremy's, a purveyor of marked-down designer clothing.
Velvet Prada tuxedos and floor-length tulle ballgowns, at startlingly low prices, have been known to lurk among the racks. Frequent staples include Petit Bateau T-shirts, cashmere sweaters and soap and body products by Fresh. Kryolan: If you ever find yourself in need of blue body paint or fake skin abrasions, this is the place to go.
You can find a wide range of reasonably priced theater makeup here. Ma Maison Home Accents: A gracious couple -- he's American, she's French -- runs this housewares and gifts shop, characterized by contemporary design and a distinct Gallic flair. Stand-outs include items like leather lunchboxes in turquoise and tangerine, vivid curlieque "Dr.
Seuss" lamps and children's gifts emblazoned with Babar or Tintin. You'll also find stylish dishware, linens and flatware. Metreon: Originally planned to be an "urban entertainment center" by Sony by combining dining, gaming, music, exhibitions, shopping and music. Sold in to Westfield, the mall developers announced major renovations with an emphasis on dining and as well as a new Target store.
The new center is expected to be completed by Still available are some shops, eateries, and the cinema. Podesta Baldocchi: This charming florist shop is a relic of old San Francisco, now at a new location but in business for more than years.
The old Grant Avenue shop had a cameo in Hitchcock's "Vertigo" as the place where the haunted heroine bought herself an iconic rose bouquet. Men's and women's leather jackets, chaps, vests, corsets and harnesses dominate the offerings.
The Green Aracde: A new bookstore brought to you by the former buyer of Cody's. The Green Arcade specializes in environment, politics, food, farming, nature, and sustainability, and has strong local representation.
Wednesday's four-DJ happy hour, from p. Anu: Though it's named after the Celtic goddess of fertility, Anu doesn't have the feel of an Irish pub.
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