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The Upper Haight, or "Haight-Ashbury" to you tourists, is the portion of Haight Street between Divisadero and Stanyan in San Francisco. It lies West, uphill, and slightly upmarket, from the other half of Haight Street, which is known as the "Lower Haight". It is also where I live, so I'm going to give you a rundown on where's good to eat here. Aside from my apartment, of course! Because of the tourists, there are a startling number of eateries here. There's also a lot of bars, so I'm going to do my "Where to Drink on the Lower Haight" sometime later. There are a couple of combination places on this list and they are listed below only for their food. Other than that, the list below should be comprehensive.Continue reading "Where to Eat on the Upper Haight"
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Saturday, May 15. 2010New bakery in the Opera District
Returning the space to its original purpose before a failed flirtation with Spanish food, the corner of Laguna & Hayes is once again a bakery and cafe. While Terra is a bit more upscale than Pendragon was, it's still good bread and pastry, and very affordable for the neighborhood. Haven't tried the cafe food there yet; will write a full review when I do. Thursday, April 22. 2010Parada 22: Puerto Rican on the HaightPuerto Rico, next to Cuba, on the Haight
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Saturday, June 6. 2009Almost Italian Pizza at the new Flour & WaterFlour & WaterGood, very Italian, pizza and wine in the Mission
Continue reading "Almost Italian Pizza at the new Flour & Water" Tuesday, May 26. 2009Island Earth Market Now Open
A couple of weeks ago the Earth Island Market opened in the Metreon mall near Moscone Center. General assessment: a good idea and good vendors hopelessly handicapped by underbudgeting and a lack of follow-through by Westfield. Still we enjoyed the various vendors and bought a lot of stuff, so read more below. Continue reading "Island Earth Market Now Open" |
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