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So I got in touch with a couple friends & have an even larger list for you! Restaurants: Frances, House of Nanking, Bar Crudo, Beretta, Wayfare Tavern, Mama's, Saigon Sandwich, & Sushi Zone. Hopefully this helps! You'll love SF! Someplace cool to go? Ask The Lounge 09.19.2014
They look like something Michael Jackson would wear! I wonder if Nick will get to keep them in the divorce! Nick Cannon's $2 Million Tom Ford Shoes Are the Most Expensive in the World Men's Style 09.19.2014
Try Chow! I always go to the one on Church St. It's really good comfort food, great cocktails and they're open all day. It's in Castro, so there's also a lot of great bars in the area and you'll be away from the wharf/touristy areas. Someplace cool to go? Ask The Lounge 09.19.2014
The Parlor is a new and stylish addition that seems to be all the rage in San Francisco. Fusing an ultra-retro atmosphere with the modern nightlife style, the club features plenty of private booths for outings with company, and a lounge area for singles. All in all, it's a posh place to check out. What's new in San Fran's nightlife scene Ask The Lounge 10.28.2013
Avoiding tourist traps is a fairly easy task in San Francisco. A street car is a street car, and Fisherman's Wharf is nice, sure, but there's a lot more to the city than clam chowder and old fashioned mass transit! On my last visit, besides the tourist traps, I had fun racing my friends up the "world's most steep hill," a great meal at Lers Ros Thai (that's just one restaurant, hit as many as you can!), and a surprisingly impressive visit to Chinatown. I'm only in San Francisco for a weekend, what are the must-sees? Maybe something not included in the typical tourist guide Ask The Lounge 10.28.2013
Pacific Beach boasts a very decent array of spa's, many of whom are directly on the water. The Pacific Terrace Hotel is a hidden gem and a favorite amongst San Diego locals, but the Paradise Point Resort is a more popular tourist trap. They're often right next to each other, though, so a few minutes of window shopping might help you spot one at the right price point. My family wants to treat me to a spa day. Where is the best day spa on the water? Ask The Lounge 10.28.2013
Each vehicle's use of at least 85% recyclable material, thats so cool! There needs to be more companies with this kind of eco-committment What is Jaguar’s greatest achievement in sustainability? 11.02.2011
An avalanche of color and patterns and good times. I love you, Dolce and Gabbana! Milan Fashion Week Fashion 09.23.2011
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