SF-Excerpts
El Super Burrito
While some Mexican food restaurants have fancy and romantic names like El Farrolito or Taqueria Cancun, the people at El Super Burrito said, ‘œFuck that! Let’s have our name tell people exactly what we do; we make big motherfucking burritos. That’s what we do!’ It’d be like a clothing store
Club 65
The sole reason I went to Club 65 the other night was to find out whether or not a certain man existed. Apparently more of a fixture at the bar than a patron, ‘œThe General’, as he’s called, is rumored to be an ancient one eyed creature, with great big
The Mauna Loa Club
So here’s the skinny. This is one of those places that has the potential to be one of the great dives in the City, but then has one major shortcoming. The Good: The bartenders here are amazing at making drinks and being nice people. The interior looks like someone was
Hua Zang Si Buddhist Temple
I like to wander. It’s really one of my favorite things to do. You know, just kinda going for a walk and seeing what kind of cool shit I come across. Well for awhile I always noticed this humongous red church on 22nd St and it reminded me of some
Bound Together Anarchist Bookstore
This is the mural from the side of the building This is certainly one of the coolest places in all of San Francisco. Bound Together is an Anarchist Book Collective. Now I know that for a lot of people the word Anarchist has negative and ominous connotations, but that is
Grandma's Saloon
Grandma’s clientele mostly consists of old people, poolsharks and pukers. Patches from police, firemen and paramedics line the wall behind the bar while an old mid 80’s video game keeps a silent vigil over a dismal scene. I hope I’m not drinking in places like Grandma’s in 30 years. It’s
Isotope Comics
Isotope might be the only ‘œComic Book Lounge’ in the world and it’s definitely the only one in the City. Seriously, who thought a comic book store could be so cool? Unlike most other comic book stores which are generally cluttered and small, Isotope is a big open space, with