Go to Weird Fish Before It Closes!
Dante’s Weird Fish, the eight-year-old beloved oddball restaurant on Mission at 18th, will close up shop at the end of the year....
Road Trip to Mojave Desert for Epic Lantern Fest
If an Angeleno tells you they’re planning to head eastbound onto Highway 15, it’s probably safe to assume they’re seeking the bright neon lights of Las Vegas a few hours away....
Map Shows SF Rent Prices vs. Shuttle Locations
SF designer Suwanna Ruayrinsaowarot combined two things SF can’t stop talking about — rent prices and tech buses — into a really pretty map-fo-graphic....
The Princess Diaries House is For Sale
Good news for people with fond memories of teen movies from the early 2000s. Engine Company 43 was originally built in 1911 and a look inside confirms that it is exactly as dreamy as you imagined....
Green Porno Live at the Natural History Museum
“She has eaten many husbands already…but that doesn’t scare me! My sexual drive is the strongest!”...
This Golden Hydrant Saved The Mission
The real devastation of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, as history buffs never tire of noting, didn’t come from the quake itself....
Why I Changed My Name to Poopy Lickles
One night during the summer of 1990, my friend and I were on our way to a house party....
Photos: Dolores Park PDA, Up Close & Personal
Anyone who’s spent some time in Dolores Park has probably seen couples making out in varying degrees of exhibitionism....
Why Pizza Sucks in San Francisco
A case against this city’s pizza, argued in pictures....
Watch This Video Love Letter to SF
This video by Brian Emerick is the kind of thing that makes you go, “Oh yeah, I’m incredibly lucky to live in this crazy place.” Emerick compiled one second-long shots of his life in San Francisco over the last year or so, and the results are pretty magical....
Mission Chinese Food Takes a Stand on MSG
One of the most controversial ingredients that came up from the SO incident, which has also been in contention for decades across the country, is monosodium glutamate, or MSG....
CityLab: More Cities Will Look Like LA in the Future
The second annual CityLab — a two-day summit on the principles and policies defining the cities of the future — took place in Los Angeles earlier this week (Sept. 28–30) with a giddy enthusiasm for urbanism that could mistakenly bely the serious intentions of its global roster of civic leaders…...