The 10 Lies You Tell Yourself About Renting in San Francisco
1. “I can totally share one bathroom with two couples, an out of town guest who never left, and the cat every morning. We keep different schedules anyway, right?”...
1. “I can totally share one bathroom with two couples, an out of town guest who never left, and the cat every morning. We keep different schedules anyway, right?”...
In what I really hope ends up to be one of the greatest meet-cutes of all time, an SF woman took to Craigslist’s Missed Connections earlier this month to try to track down a local hero and ask him on a date....
Burmese Kitchen was one of last year’s sad local casualties — or so we thought! Though the Lin family closed up their five-year-old eatery on Larkin Street in the Tenderloin at the end of November, they have now found a new space out west for a one-year pop-up....
Thirty-two things worth knowing about California wine, drawn rather than written....
There are a number of great applications out there to help you find the perfect bar or restaurant....
An illustrated packing list for life on the other side of the bridge....
The texts, the excuses, the arrival forty minutes in. Flakiness, plotted....
You might think San Francisco, the Land of Fruits and Nuts, is just one big demographic outlier across the board, and the numbers bear that out in many ways. (For example, only 37 percent drive to work here, and barely 1 percent are veterans.)…...
Ah San Francisco, where rent is so high that 400+ sea lions have to share one dock!...
Sometimes you see event listings and you’re pretty sure you’re getting punk’d. You half expect camera crews to pop out of the bushes with a host in a trucker hat saying, “Gotcha! You didn’t think you really lived in a city that fun and weird did you?”...
Pro: Your kitchen sink is broken, but there’s no need to worry. You’re only a doorbell away from getting that baby fixed....
Boba, a large and chewy black tapioca pearl made from cassava root, has grown beyond its Taiwanese roots to develop some local character and culture....