Our featured artist Andrew Ogus says “The Inner Sunset district, near the De Young and the Science Museum, has many good restaurants along Irving Street, both east and west of Ninth Avenue (which runs right into Gold… Read more

Very chic atmosphere with amazing interior design, surprisingly popular despite its location in an alleyway. It’s french food so it is amazing but not very filling for the price you’re paying. The restaurant… Read more

Sweet Maple is a nice place for a nice breakfast or lunch (or brunch!). Their service is friendly and fast—exactly what you need if you have a busy day ahead. Best French toast and bacon in town!!! Read more

Paxton Gate is like a store version of Bill Nye the science guy for grown ups and sophisticated thinkers.  Insect specimens, taxidermy projects, plants and fossils all come together under one roof for the ultimate shopping… Read more

The staff at Decades is so well educated on fashion and design; they’re really the curators of this store.  The employees even fix imperfections on the items before they hit the sales floor.  You can find… Read more

This is just a heads up to those expecting to stuff your suitcase full of anything that shows off that nice tan and those gleaming muscles that you’ve spent hours in the gym dying to make perfect; PACK A COAT!! … Read more

It might seem like a no-brainer—but it’s good to know. Most people visiting SF stay in or around Union Square. That being said, the best way to get to the Castro, is take the Underground Muni lines OUTBOUND—take… Read more

Bi-Rite is a cool oasis on a hot day.  Every Sunday that I’ve ever spent at Dolores Park has been coupled with a trip to Bi-Rite where unconventional flavors are made fresh.  Salted caramel and lavender are… Read more