Where to eat, what to do, and where San Francisco locals actually go this weekend — starting in the Mission and Hayes Valley.
Things to DoMission brunch was never one line outside one restaurant. It's four or five different pockets of the neighborhood each running Sunday morning on its own clock, and knowing which one you're standing in changes the whole meal.
Food & DrinkForget the year-end lists. Here's how a longtime local actually finds where to eat next, neighborhood by neighborhood, before the wait times catch up.
Food & DrinkA local's field guide to the city's food halls, from the Ferry Building marketplace to the food courts tucked inside SoMa office towers.
Food & DrinkA Mission District parent's field notes on where a stroller, a loud toddler, and a forty-minute attention span actually work in your favor.
Date NightA Mission local's honest map for a first, fifth, or fiftieth date, from the murals to the taquerias to the wine bar you'll want to close down.
Date NightSkip the checklist of tourist stops and build a San Francisco date night the way locals do: around fog, foil-wrapped burritos, and a hillside view that doesn't cost anything.
The people behind the meals San Francisco is talking about.
A short profile of someone doing good work in San Francisco.
Where to eat, what to do, and who to know — the San Francisco newsletter locals actually open.