SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 10 Best Steakhouses In San Francisco 'Tis the season for indulgence and celebratory meals, so here we bring you a curated selection of what many Americans consider to be their prime choice of celebratory venues: steakhouses. San Francisco's long
SF News Even Wealthy Bay Area Millennials Fear They Won't Be Able To Retire As we are constantly reminded, San Francisco is an expensive place. So much so that even stereotypically wealthy tech workers can have trouble affording it. With that being said, the news that rich
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Berkeley's 20-Year-Old Cafe Rouge Calls It Quits The next in the annual series of end-of-year surprise closures is 20-year-old butchery haven Cafe Rouge, opened by Zuni alum Marsha McBride in 1996. McBride tells the Mercury News, in a familiar refrain
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bars To Avoid Like The Plague During Santacon On Saturday Because It's The Actual Plague Isn't it about time that San Francisco passed common sense Santacon laws? I'm talking, of course, about a complete ban. If you're blissfully unaware of the annual scourge, allow me to ruin your
SF News North Face Tells Customers Not To Wander Around Muni Tunnels In Video Showing Customer Doing Just That Do as I say, not as I do. That seems to be the message from Alameda-based apparel company North Face, which released a series of ads under the moniker "perspective hunting" featuring a
Arts & Entertainment Film Premiere Of 'Fences' Starring Denzel Washington And Viola Davis To Mark Reopening Of Curran Theater The local theatergoing community has been awaiting the grand reopening of The Curran theater since late last year, when it was announced that local producer and SHN co-founder Carole Shorentstein Hays was renovating
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Glen Park BART Battery Battery reported at Glen Park BART. [Bay City News] San Jose State University police are investigating a sexual assault on a woman. [KRON 4] City controller says SF will continue to work with
SF News 5 Of 7 Division Street Campers Profiled By Chronicle Still Homeless 9 Months After Camp Clearing Though it's been overshadowed this week by the flood of news connected to the Oakland's Ghost Ship fire, a number of news outlets this week are circling back to the SF Homeless Project
SF News Angry Patron Beats Chinatown Shopkeeper A shopping trip in San Francisco's Chinatown turned violent Wednesday morning, when the patron of a store ended up punching the store's owner in the face. Police say that the altercation began at
SF News Bayview Warehouse Next To Flora Grubb Under Investigation For Alleged Illegal Housing Warehouse art spaces around the Bay Area will be facing heightened scrutiny for many months following Friday's deadly Ghost Ship fire in Oakland. Spots like the Salt Lick in downtown Oakland were quick
SF News Confusion Over Oakland Warehouse Address And Complaints Blamed For Lack Of Inspection Despite a litany of complaints related to the Oakland warehouse known as the Ghost Ship that erupted in flames last Friday, killing 36 people, none of those complaints appears to have resulted in
Arts & Entertainment SFMOMA To Honor Ghost Ship Fire Victims With Offer Three Hours Of Free Admission Tonight In recognition of the #OaklandFire tragedy, SFMOMA will be free tomorrow from 6-9pm. Come reflect, mourn, and heal with those you love. pic.twitter.com/EWU4mgmsel— SFMOMA (@SFMOMA) December 7, 2016 The recently-revamped
SF News Officials Confirm Ghost Ship Fire Started On First Floor, No Evidence Of Arson As the investigation moves forward into the cause of the deadly Ghost Ship fire last Friday which has been deemed the deadliest structure fire in the US since the 2003 Station nightclub fire
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Flaky Fundraisers, Beware Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Weird confrontation in Oakland, after restaurant owner makes apparently
SF News [Updated] Strong Aftershocks Follow 6.5 Magnitude Quake Off California Coast At least two significant aftershocks have followed a 6.5 magnitude earthquake that struck just off the Northern California coast Thursday morning. According to the US Geological Survey, the initial quake occurred at
Arts & Entertainment Neighborhood Spotlight: Potrero Hill Potrero Hill is a neighborhood tucked away from the rest of San Francisco, a sunny district home to many longtime residents. The residential haven has the feeling of a small town but is
SF News Day Around The Bay: Man Arrested On SFO Tarmac After Leading Officers On Chase Through Airport Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Some Mountain View residents strongly disapprove of a plan
SF News Video: Senator Barbara Boxer Gives Farewell Address California Senator Barbara Boxer's long career in politics is coming to an end. She announced in January of last year that she did not intend to run for reelection, and will soon be
SF News There Are Close To 1,500 Homeless Youth Living On San Francisco Streets That San Francisco has a homelessness problem is not news — indeed, since Supervisor David Campos declared the situation a crisis last spring, six new Navigation Centers were approved in June, and the city's
SF News Proprietors Of Downtown Oakland Venue Salt Lick Strike Back At 'Witch Hunt' Seeking To Shut Them Down In the wake of Friday's deadly warehouse fire in Oakland, cities across the country are on high alert hoping to avoid any similar tragedies occurring in illegal or unsafe living spaces or venues
SF News Station Names Should Indicate Geographic Location, Transit Officials Decide, Ruling Out Rose Pak Station Rejecting the Board of Supervisors' unanimous recommendation that the SFMTA name the Chinatown Central Subway station after Rose Pak, an idea some protesters begged the SFMTA Citizens' Advisory Council to ignore, transit officials
SF News Stanford Student Files Lawsuit Alleging University Allowed Sexual Predator To Remain On Campus In a complaint filed this week in US District Court in San Francisco, a current Stanford graduate student and former Stanford undergrad alleges she was assaulted by a male student who was allowed
SF News California's Mosquito Population Has Increased Tenfold, And We're To Blame California's mosquito population is on the rise, and scientists say that humans are to blame. A study published yesterday in Nature Communications reports that the number of the winged creatures has increased tenfold
SF News Profiles Of Seven More Creative Souls Lost In Oakland's Ghost Ship Fire As the names of the missing officially become the names of the dead, SFist is continuing to offer brief remembrances and obituaries as they're being collected from various news sources and friends. Here
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Salt & Straw Ice Cream Pops Up In SF With $1 Scoops Friday and Saturday Hello, San Francisco! We're heading to YOU this weekend (12/9 & 12/10) for a series of ice cream pop-ups to celebrate our upcoming Bay Area scoop shops in 2017. Join us
