Things to do for November 28, 2014

The Weekender

Hog Island Oysters, Bocce and Fire Pits

The weekend leftovers are on the bottom shelf, under the pie, behind the yams.

Friday
Post-Thanksgiving Oysters and Beer
HOG WILD

Post-Thanksgiving Oysters and Beer

The last thing you want to do the day after Thanksgiving is eat. Unless it’s fresh Hog Island oysters coupled with $5 Lagunitas pilsners. In which case, the first thing you want to do is eat.

Look Who’s Back. It’s the Nite Cap.
NITE RIDER

Look Who’s Back. It’s the Nite Cap.

Hard to remember all the details of your last trip to Nite Cap. For many reasons. Which is completely fine, because after a two-year hiatus, the Tenderloin dive bar is back, neon sign and all. Go. Reminisce over a few shot-and-beer configurations. Make some new memories. Try and remember them...

Now open, Nite Cap, 699 O’Farrell St (at Hyde)

Saturday
You’re Not Pedaling Hard Enough
THE WHEEL MCCOY

You’re Not Pedaling Hard Enough

Safe to assume you might want a little exercise this weekend. After all the... well, you know. And also all the... yeah, that, too. Anyway, Flywheel is here, and it’s a spin class, sure, but competitive—everybody’s workout stats are displayed on a big screen. Recent turkey consumption remains private.

Now open, Flywheel, 331 W Washington Ave (at Frances), Sunnyvale, 408-663-5156

Sunday
Meatballs, Aquavit and Other Things
THE PLÄJ THICKENS

Meatballs, Aquavit and Other Things

We say Scandinavian feast, you shouldn’t automatically assume there will be Swedish meatballs. Pläj is doing five-course, family-style feasts of spiced wine, Christmas ham, aquavit and dill caviar. And okay, fine—Swedish meatballs.

Sundays through Dec 21, $65, Pläj, 333 Fulton St (at Franklin), 415-294-8925

Monday
A Waterfront Spot with Bocce and Fire Pits
FULL STEM AHEAD

A Waterfront Spot with Bocce and Fire Pits

Here’s all you need to know about Stem, really:
1. It’s by the water in Mission Bay.
2. It’s got bocce ball courts.
3. It’s got fire pits.
4. It’s open for happy hour.
5. It’s open now.

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