Still probably the best Samusa soup of the 6 Burmese places I've tried. Chicken Kebat is craveable and filled with flavor.
Custom and ready to wear corsets, wonderful hats, and gracious, knowledgeable staff that are happy to fit you, answer any questions, and never make you feel like you don't belong.
Crispy pork belly with basil, and sliced pork shoulder with chili powder are amazing. Garlicky quail or frog -yum. Delivery till midnight. I've tried maybe 30 things here and they were all amazing.
Gorgeous small venue. I love the ceiling. Get there early, especially for partially seated shows, if you want to be able to see well.
In case you didn't know (and I did not) the pides are a bit like pizzas, and the gozlemes are like quesadillas... So far everything I've tried has been quite good.
Lots of seating, sun and shade, and an ever rotating array of food trucks. Now if only parking were easy...
Well-made cocktails, atmosphere, delicious pastas - I don't know why so many SF people whinge and moan about the overhaul. Would you really rather it had been turned into another strip club?
Excellent selection of new and used books in the nooks and crannies. Plan to spend hours of enjoyment shopping here, although if you're a completist and MUST look at every book, you'll go mad trying.
Lots of readings, good book selection and recommendations, and also nice fiddly non-book stuff like cards and wrapping paper.
Good selection of new and used and comics. I'd say I never walk out empty-handed, but then that's true of me in 99.97% of bookstores. Go read!
Any bookstore where you can shop till midnight, and catch Daniel Handler in a fez playing the accordion, cannot be a bad bookstore.
