Thursday, September 02, 2010
KenKen Ramen pop-up restaurant in the The Mission. Only on Mondays, KenKen takes over Panchita's. Love this
concept and yes, totally worth the wait, again.
We were out in San Francisco for a day a few weeks ago for Renegade. This time, we
had a bit more time check out some great shops and restaurants,spend some quality
time with our California cousins and get some really fun and cool work done - more on
that soon!
Unfortunately, it was too dark to take pictures, but one of the best part of the trip was
dinner at Hogs & Rocks in The Mission, San Francisco's first ham and oyster bar.
Great food, atmosphere, and drinks- it was a super place to make new friends! Cannot
wait til the next trip out to San Francisco!
On our way to Muir Woods and the kinda-touristy-but-still-very-charming Sausalito, we got to see this breathtaking
view of the Golden Gate Bridge.
If you like Americana and one of a kind Japanese jeans, this amazing shop Revolver is for you. Really cool shop.
And the owners, who grew up in Japan, are the masterminds behind the Ken Ken pop up Ramen shop!
Kabuto Japanese Restaurant on Geary. Tiny little place with the freshest, most delicate sushi.
Viracocha in The Mission. Great shop. It's a mix of vintage typewriters (they even repair them), art, books, gifts, and
community events. Definitely love this shop.
Love all the reclaimed woodwork on the walls. And, this guy was just practicing piano while we were looking around!
Sunset Beach. Beautiful to see the ocean.
826 Valencia. Part pirate store, part creative writing center. This is our role-model shop.
Chinese Buddhist church in The Mission. Subtle.
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