10 Exciting New Restaurants to Look Forward to in 2014
The second half of 2013 was especially full of new eating and drinking spots, as we discussed last week. But today we're looking ahead at the bumper crop coming in 2014, including several new projects...
View ArticleReading Roundup: This Week's Top Literary Events
Each week, we offer a roundup of the best literary events in the city. All events are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted. Want to submit an upcoming event for consideration? Go...
View ArticleA Mid-City Wedding with Breathtaking Views
Laura and Tom's elegant San Francisco wedding took our breath away.The couple's traditional Catholic ceremony took place at the iconic Mission Dolores where both Laura's mother and father walked her...
View ArticleTahoe's WinterFest Gay and Lesbian Ski Week in March
Some of the friendliest skiers from around the country will be heading to the Sierras for the Lake Tahoe WinterFest Gay and Lesbian Ski Week to be held March 2-9 at the Aston Lakeland Village resort...
View ArticleOakland Film Producer Jon Duffy to Screen at Sundance
7x7 checks in with a member of the local film scene and takes their temperature. This week, we chat with Oakland-based film producer Jon Duffy.What do you do?I am a fundraiser, entrepreneur and...
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Where to Eat Well in Carmel
Carmel-by-the-Sea is a great place to visit, but if you’re on one of those New Year, new you diets, be forewarned temptation is great here. For a city that’s just one square mile, you’ll have to plan...
View ArticleFour Bay Area Tech Startups Vie for $10 Million
Solving some of the world’s biggest problems in healthcare, education and sustainability aren’t, by any means, easy feats. Even cracking a tiny piece of the philanthropic puzzle can take millions of...
View ArticleWine and Dine: New Eats in Wine Country
New restaurants are popping up in the 707, with scores of fried treats at a Napa bar and grill that gives the gift of time by staying open late. In the Oxbow Public Market (“the Ox”), the dining scene...
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Resolve to Work Out Differently in Four New Studios
It’s that time of year when you’re most likely to reckon with your personal workout routine. If the gym is a bore and you need a different kind of boost, excuses are limited as a slew of new spots have...
View Article15 Minutes with the Tribune Tavern's Tracey Belock
Oakland’s Tribune Tavern, which Chris Pastena (Chop Bar) and Temoor Noor (Grand Tavern) opened last spring in the storied Tribune Tower, has a brand new chef, imported all the way from, like, right...
View ArticleDrink Here Now: Five Places to Sip This Week
1) Dinner, Dueling Pianos, and Free ChampagneLooking for dinner, drinks and dancing with new friends? Startup Mind SF has just the ticket, this Thursday night. The evening begins at 8:00 pm at A Taste...
View ArticleCapturing the Halcyon Days of SF's Design Scene
This article originally appeared in California Home + Design.From 1946 to 1983, when photographer Fred Lyon was shooting the majority of the West Coast interiors appearing in national magazines, he...
View ArticleWine of the Week: Burgundy's Best-Kept Secret Grows in Sonoma
When Kathleen Inman decided to turn her hobby of growing things into a job and moved from her farm in northern England to the Russian River Valley, the Napa Valley native knew she wanted to grow...
View ArticleWhat’s Your Workout Personality?
Get fit in the New Year by being true to yourself and saving money! Everyone has a different workout personality, whether you enjoy group boot camps or prefer alone time on the treadmill, and if you're...
View ArticleSecret Recipe: Woodhouse Fish Co.'s Garlic White Wine Dungeness Crab
7x7 asks the city's chefs for the recipes to their most loved cocktails, bar snacks, starters, mains, and desserts. If there's a dish you can't stop thinking about and want to make at home, email...
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Open House Obsession: Three Edwardian Flats to Look at This Weekend
Originally published on California Home + DesignThese three condos are open on Sunday, January 12 from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. The San Francisco flat has proven to be a durable and much-loved dwelling type,...
View ArticleParking Magic or Illusion?
Dear Parking Guru,In my neighborhood, a neighbor has a “no parking” sign on a the fence of a single-family home residential property. It has been up for a while and the house is now for sale. Can you...
View ArticleSan Francisco Artist Meryl Pataky's Neon Palm Trees at Art Basel Miami
Last month, the art elite and their groupies descended on Miami for the annual Art Basel fair. Among them was SF artist Meryl Pataky who's gained recognition for her neon sculptures and work utilizing...
View ArticleFoodie Updates: Papito West Coming to Hayes Valley, Three Twins Reopens, and...
This week we have a quick turnaround for the former Moishe's Pippic space, an expansion of Hog Island Oyster Co. at the Ferry Building, the reopening of Three Twins Ice Cream in the Lower Haight, and...
View ArticleWe Wanna Be Friends With: Ali Wiezbowski of TopCoat
Our city is chock-full of interesting people and wild personalities. Overwhelmed by the coolness? Every week we'll pick one standout local we'd love to be friends with to answer seven essential...
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