Gyspy Rosaly has been serving the city for decades. Stop by the new shop at 1215 Polk @ Sutter and say hello to her and her son Bob, who is famous not only for being her son, but also for his incredible biking exploits throughout the city.
... or maybe that should be read up. Quizdates.com and Brainstormer.com offer events for singles and groups that are actually fun and not boring, and that means you could actually meet someone that doesn’t make you want to stay home and knit sweaters for your cat. We say check it out (and then tell us all about it. Yeah, we want you to go first).
In just nine minutes, Javier Gonsalez and the staff at 9-Minute Oil and Lube of Palo Alto will get you back out on the road with the best oil change in town. They’ll even check the tires, brakes and the like. Stop by 3839 El Camino Real and take care of your car in just nine short minutes.
...go together first thing in the morning like, well, like nothing else, and Megan Cotter knows that better than anyone. She loves Peet’s Coffee on Chestnut Street in SF and the Daily Post, too. She asked “our” Barry (not the other one, this one is ours), for a Daily Post and had a cup of joe with it. Our Barry joined her (hence the photo) for two or three cups and then went off to finish his Daily Post route. In record time, we might add. To jump start your morning, stop in and join Megan and “our” Barry. Yeah, you might even get a Daily Post out of it, too.
...even if you couldn’t in high school. Go the The Saloon at 1232 Grant Ave. in North Beach and ask Sherry Hart to pour you a shot or a glass. The Saloon is the oldest bar in San Francisco; it even survived the 1906 earthquake and all the others that have followed, bringing new meaning to a “stiff one,” if you get our drift...
Come meet Karmene Pruzinskis at Artist and Craftsman Supply at 990 Columbus. Here she displays the newest -- and hottest -- item around: Montana Gold. This colorful spray paint provides a wide color range with flowing color gradients for shading; perfect for photorealistic works. Come get a can or two, while supplies last.
Independent insurance agent Corynne Odom (CA Insurance License #OF68008) is here to help make sure you have the proper kind -- and amount -- of insurance. Give her a call at (209)200-6757 for a
a free consultation where she will let you know about her affordable products.
Bring your car on over to 3536 Sacramento and let Mark Bagdasarian, owner of Clear Bumper, protect your bumpers from all those annoying dents and scratches. He can be reached at 800-475-2375.
Then stop by Cal Mart at 3585 California at Spruce and get some delicious peaches for only $2.49 a pound.
at Jakes Steaks. Located at 3301 Buchanan in the Marina, this great sandwich shop has the best cheese steaks around. Stop by and tell Maggie what you would like to have with your samo. And don't forget to stop by for the NBA playoffs.
at Artist and Craftsman Supply at 990 Columbus. Stop by and ask Daniel to show you their incredible selection of arts and crafts supplies. They have everything an artist could possibly need.
Well actually she's a local so she knows all the areas; Cow Hollow, Pacific Heights, Presidio Heights, Russian Hill...you name it. Are you looking to stop putting your hard earned money in your land lords pocket? Talk to Thena Luu of Zephyr Real Estate about buying your first home. Thena will create a personalized analysis of the area you want to live in; including what's for sale, what has sold and what the neighborhood has to offer. Shoot her an email at thenaluu@zephyrsf.com or give her a call at 415-608-6835.
Vanessa of Fredericksen Hardware wants you to mix your food with love with the new heart shaped whisk. Or if cooking for a big crowd you can use this super duper giant one. Stop by 3029 Fillmore and check out their awesome set of whisks.
Skunk Funk at 302 Valencia has new designs for summer. Visit Regan and Saskia, who will gladly show you the new designs from Spain. Many of them are made with cool, all-natural organic cottons and soy and bamboo fibers. Most designs come in a variety of colors, so find something that fits and buy it in four colors…then your summer wardrobe will be complete.
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