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That started like a decade or so ago, but it's really ramped up in recent years.
Must be cooler temps in the city, id ask how long you're in town for but surgery Thursday has it all fd up
Great cities like great people are complex, frustrating, difficult to understand, and sometimes a mess. Love 'em for all that and you will be rewarded.
Btw, my notebook says we agreed Boboquivari's was fantastic a few years ago. It's gone down hill.
Try the heroin addicts every am in the financial district. The piss smell everywhere. It was awesome during the super bowl when they got rid of them all.
The Castro has never been much of a foodie neighborhood. There seems to be higher than usual turnover in the restaurant spaces in the neighborhood. I can't remember ever having a great meal there. It's adjacent to the Mission though which always has some new and interesting places.
My favorite neighborhood in SF. There are trendy restaurants and authentic ethnic restaurants on the same block. Consignment shops, oddly specific boutiques, and Latin grocery stores are nestled in between. Walking around you rub shoulders with hipsters, MS-13 members and the random SF crazies. It is eclectic, in the truest sense of the word.
I know that...I listed it's address.
Any fun and interesting places for dinner in the Mission district?
Never made it to Foreign Cinema, but it is supposed to be great.
