SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST ASTOUNDINGLY CHEAP LIQUOR STORE"I have a huge basement, and bargain basement prices. If you don't mind buying same liquor, different bottle... Leia mais.
Try the half-Sprite, half-beer "Radler" while eating wiener schnitzel served with sauerkraut, potatoes, and spicy mustard. Yes, this is a German-style beer hall. Leia mais.
This pint-sized downtown storefront serves up traditional Asian street food made from the finest ingredients available via upscale techniques the owners picked up cooking at spots like the Ritz. Leia mais.
This storefront dishes rich, dense, sweet, and chewy Liege waffles (authentic Belgian style, with chunks of caramelized sugar on the outside) that're so good, you'll eat them really really fast. Leia mais.
Refined California-French in a casual setting. Menus are always intuitive based on what's available. -Laurine Wickett, Top Chef
There's lots of clothing at this gorgeous shop, but the selection particularly shines when you zero in on the home goods, sourced from as far away as the flea markets of China. Leia mais.
Have you had the chicharrons?...they're #58 on 7x7's Big Eat SF 2010. Leia mais.
By far the best brunch in town - brown sugar glazed bacon should be a requirement for every table! -Preeti Mistry, Top Chef
First: this place rocks. Prices are reasonable for a high-end experience. Service is fantastic, atmosphere is super-unique, very romantic. One of the top five unique atmospheres I've experienced
