Executive Society. That's who's responsible for making you this wide selection of attractive, symbolism-heavy streetwear bracelets in materials like steel and stone. Perks. That's who's getting you up to 26% off of them. Now that's some excellent teamwork right there.
The denim gurus at Frame have just opened their first San Francisco retail location in Pac Heights, and they brought fall-friendly suede jackets, black leather jackets and things that aren't jackets with them. Take jeans, for example.
a Mano, they of delicious handmade pasta fame, are opening their doors for lunch service tomorrow in Hayes Valley. They'll be adding two seasonal paninis, three low-ABV cocktails and some new outdoor seating. That last part should help you forgive them for that low-ABV part.
It's hard to believe that Foreign Cinema has been around for 18 years. It's less hard to believe that they're throwing a huge carnival party to celebrate with food, cocktails, circus and burlesque performances and hopefully no clowns. Probably clowns, though.
Oakland's got a new spot called Chai Thai Bar. You'll go for tapas like chicken wings with sweet chili sauce, and stay for drinks like the Crying Thaiger with plum-infused vodka, salted plum syrup, dimmi and lemon. You'd stay anywhere for plum syrup.
For Tastemaker Collective's San Francisco debut on Saturday, they're throwing a rather sizeable party in Fort Mason with so much food, so many drinks and a normal amount of demonstrations from some of the city's best mixologists and chefs alongside live music and dancing. Which is just the right of amount of things.
Those are a few of the subjects broached in this exploration of who gets to be political, and who doesn't, in the wake of recent events. Shifting gears, we returned this week to discuss Maggie Gyllenhaal and The Deuce. And because there's never a bad time to take in some literary quotes on love and relationships, we rounded up twelve of our favorites and put them right here for you. Use them wisely.
