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[Updated] Take Lonely Planet's SF Vs. NYC Poll

[Updated] Take Lonely Planet's SF Vs. NYC Poll

Comparing San Francisco to New York City is like comparing chocolate to peanut butter (or something like that), but Lonely Planet has set the challenge. They're asking the two cities to tap into our "friendly little rivalry" by figuring out which metropolis has the best attractions. more ›

Hot Stuff: Chocolate Porn = Yummy Fun

Hot Stuff: Chocolate Porn = Yummy Fun

We knew we'd rope you in with the use of the word porn! more ›

Get a Job

Get a Job

Time to stop fretting over whether he is or is not the father. Time to get a job. more ›

SFist Tonight

SFist Tonight

Complimentary cocktails from 7-8pm, with the film starting at 7:30pm. $8 at the door, 444 Jessie St. more ›

SFist Tonight

SFist Tonight

(Tony's trips to dangerous countries). more ›

SFist Tonight

SFist Tonight

Tonight we're staying up late late late for the Late Night Picture Show at the Clay (2261 Fillmore). more ›

SFist Tonight

SFist Tonight

We're hitting the Main branch of the SF Public Library (100 Larkin Street) for Central America on a Shoestring, a talk by Lonely Planet's commissioning editor Greg Benchwick. more ›

<i>San Francisco: The Unknown City</i>

San Francisco: The Unknown City

We love a good guidebook. We grew up as devotees to the Lonely Planet series, but frankly, we've been known to grab a travel tome when we're bored just to bone up on the best cheap hotel in Jakarta or nightclub in Buenos Aires. Not that we have plans to go any of these places anytime soon, but it's fun to daydream, no? We especially like guides that eschew the blurbs-and-listings format to give us more in-depth narratives about the people and history that really make a place. On that point, definitely delivers. more ›

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