Flickr/lism OK, so we’ve counted down the top 5 stories of the year — but what about all those hundreds of others? In one final bit of navel-gazing before we head out to drink ourselves into ’11, let’s take a … Continue reading
Flickr/natashalcd This week, we’ve been counting down our biggest stories of 2010. Today, we’ve reached the top. Here’s our most popular story… well… ever! This story was so big, we had to break it into two parts, which we posted … Continue reading
Regardless of the Curbed Cup outcome (have you voted yet?), we’re pretty sure we know which neighborhood the folks at Scoutmob love the most. Yes, hot on the heels of recent deals at Cafe Divis and Merch comes today’s latest … Continue reading
A few readers have asked what’s going on with the new signage at the old Burger Joint location (700 Haight). Here’s what we know.
Flickr/Hybridotus This week, we’re counting down the top five Haighteration stories of the year. Today, our second-biggest story of 2010! We thought this was a light-hearted one about minor crime in the neighborhood. We never meant it as a tutorial.
curbed.com It’s on. The climactic final battle of the Curbed Cup, the online tournament for the title of San Francisco’s neighborhood of the year, has begun. Over the course of 3 fierce rounds, the Lower Haight trounced the Tenderloin, sunk … Continue reading
Lots of local restaurant news today! Tablehopper provides some fresh details about the imminent rebranding of Cafe Divis that we’ve alluded to a few times recently.
Flickr/Chris D 2006 It was not without controversy, but the Lower Haight pulled off a decisive victory in our final four matchup with Bernal Heights, and will now face Potrero Hill in the finals of the Curbed Cup!
If you thought, as we did, that there wouldn’t be much Lower Haight news to report in the waning days of 2010, think again! Today we receive word that Bistro St. Germain (518 Haight St.) has quietly and quickly closed … Continue reading
Flickr/boklm This week, we’re counting down the top five Haighteration stories of the year. Today, number three!