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Noelani’s

Up to 42% Off Lunch or Brunch at Noelani's

Hawaiian eatery captures tastes & sounds of the islands with live music & signature dishes such as kaka'ako nachos or guava-marinated steak

San Carlos

~~$30~~ ~~$18~~

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Up to 42% Off Lunch or Brunch at Noelani's

Noelani’s

San Carlos

Hawaiian eatery captures tastes & sounds of the islands with live music & signature dishes such as kaka'ako nachos or guava-marinated steak

~~$30~~ ~~$18~~

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First Crush – 38% Off Brunch

First Crush

Downtown

Coconut pancakes topped with homemade mango jam and Dungeness crab sliders can be toasted with mimosas made from California bubbly

~~$40~~ ~~$25~~

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50% Off at Claremont Diner

Claremont Diner

Rockridge

Classic comfort food includes the signature salmon burger, chicken salad,and savory sandwiches

~~$22~~ ~~$11~~

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50% Off Steaks, Chops, and More at Bourbon & Beef

Bourbon & Beef

Oakland

Dishes prepared with local ingredients include seared goat cheese, crispy smoked duck legs, and wagyu beef ravioli

~~$60~~ ~~$30~~

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Up to 40% Off Weekday Brunch at Cafe M

Cafe M

Northwest Berkeley

Artfully prepared brunch food, from crab cake benedicts to french toast stuffed with strawberry-jalapeno jam

~~$58~~ ~~$35~~

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Half Off Breakfast and Lunch Food at The Village Cafe

The Village Cafe

Martinez

Homemade Belgian waffles, omelets, and pancakes for breakfast, and California burritos, BLTs, burgers, and Monte Cristo sandwich for lunch

~~$30~~ ~~$15~~

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Up to Half Off at Produce Alley Sports Tavern

Produce Alley Sports Tavern

Lindenville

Pub specializing in breakfast and lunch, including potato-filled omelets covered with salsa and hand-cut, flame-broiled New York steaks

~~$20~~ ~~$11~~

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Up to 47% Off Mediterranean Brunch or Dinner at Melody

Melody

Bernal Heights

Enjoy Mediterranean classics such as falafel wraps and lamb musakaa, or classic brunch dishes

~~$30~~ ~~$18~~

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Lou's Cafe
Lou’s Cafe: A User’s Guide

Generously Stacked Sandwiches | Toasted to Order | Housemade Sauces and Spreads

Sample Menu

Sandwich: LLB Special—roast beef, turkey, ham, swiss, provolone, and Lou’s Special Sauce on dutch crunch

Side: new england clam chowder

Beverage: iced caffe mocha

About the Owners: After 19 years in a delicatessen catering department, Ramana Brodeth knew her way around a sandwich. In 2010, she and her sons, TJ and Mark, opened Lou’s Cafe. One of them is always behind the counter, crafting inventive, satisfying sandwiches and topping them with Lou’s Special Sauce, a housemade garlic-and-herb aioli.

From the Press

“This family run cafe in San Francisco's Richmond District is exactly what a good sandwich shop should be - incredibly welcoming, with fresh, filling sandwiches at honest prices.” — SFGate

“The fixings are primo, to be sure, but its Lou’s sauces and breads that separate them from the San Francisco sandwich pack.” — The Daily Meal

“We're partial to the LLB Special on Dutch Crunch, but we think the breakfast sandwich is the most rave-worthy item here.” — SF Weekly

Inside Tips

Because seating is sparse, most customers take their orders to go.

Don’t be daunted by a long line—it moves pretty quickly.

To minimize your wait, download GoPago to order from your phone. When you get to Lou’s, skip the line and go straight to the GoPago pickup spot.

Vocab Lesson
Dutch crunch: also called “tiger bread,” this roll features a mottled exterior that hides a soft, chewy center. Bakers use sesame oil to lend it a distinct aroma, and paint the top with rice paste before baking it to create a cracked appearance and salty-sweet flavor.

While You’re in the Neighborhood
Before: Take a stroll through Clement Nursery (1921 Clement Street), the oldest in SF, housed in lovingly restored farm buildings.

After: Make a picnic of it and let the kids run around the renovated Argonne Playground (18th Avenue & Geary Boulveard); three picnic tables sit alongside the tennis courts.
5017 Geary Blvd
San Francisco, CA, US

415-379-4429No deal available
Pacific Puffs
Pacific Puffs: A User’s Guide

Artisanal Cream Puffs | Sweet and Savory Varieties | Local Ingredients | Puff Truck

Sample Puffs

The Classic—a choux pastry puff filled with Madagascar bourbon vanilla cream and topped with a thick chocolate glaze

The Chocolatier—the Classic filled with a light chocolate cream

Fruit Whip—filled with whipped cream and freshly cut strawberry, dusted with powdered sugar or topped with chocolate glaze

Catch the Puff Truck: Pacific Puffs’ mobile food truck makes stops at corporate events, private parties, and street corners throughout the city. It also regularly attends Off the Grid events throughout the Bay Area. Keep up with the online calendar and Twitter.

Inside Tips

Just hoping for a taste? Go with a mini puff, available in all flavors except Fruit Whip.

It’s not all about dessert here. Try a savory breakfast or lunch puff, such as the Balboa, with pulled pork, pickled slaw, and Carolina-style sauce.

All options are available by the dozen, in any combination.

Accolades

Serious Eats raved about the proportions of the Classic puff: “Like a spherical éclair, it has the perfect ratio of flaky pastry, creamy vanilla interior, and sugary chocolate icing.”

SFWeekly named the “irresistible” peanut-butter puff the Food Truck Bite of the Week in 2013, describing the filling as “simultaneously velvety, gooey, and peanut buttery without the eating-straight-from-the-jar intensity.”

While You’re in the Neighborhood
Before: Enjoy a fine meal at Gamine French Bistro (2223 Union Street).

After: Grab your pals and a dozen puffs and head to Marina Green Park to nibble on them while watching the boats come in.
2201 Union St
San Francisco, CA, US

415-440-7833No deal available
Pisco Latin Lounge
Pisco Latin Lounge: A User's Guide

Peruvian Small Plates | Classic Pisco Punch | Extensive Wine List | Gluten-Free Menu

Sample Menu

Ceviche a la peruana with hamachi and sweet-potato chips

Quinoa risotto balls with romesco salsa

Parrillada platter with churrasco, lamb lollipops, and pork belly

Pisco Punch with pineapple gomme and macerated pineapple

The Name: Pisco is a Peruvian grape brandy, popularized in San Francisco for its use in sweet punches.

The Chef: James Schenk’s mother is originally from Peru, and he draws on that culture to create menus at Pisco Latin Lounge and Destino, the larger restaurant next door.

Awards and Accolades

The nation’s first dedicated pisco bar, according to Examiner.com

Praised by Zagat for its “strong, innovative cocktails”

Named one of the Top 10 Lounge Restaurants in the city by Gayot

Vocab Lesson
Churrascaria: Brazilian-style barbecuing where the meat is skewered and cooked over an open flame or on a grill; the meat itself is called churrasco.
Gomme syrup: a simple-syrup-like mixture of sugar, water, and gum arabic, commonly used as a sweetener in mixed drinks.

While You're in the Neighborhood
Before: Browse mid-century furnishings, collectibles, and apparel at Stuff (150 Valencia Street).

After: Belt out tunes at The Mint karaoke lounge (1942 Market Street).
1817 Market St
San Francisco, CA, US

415-874-9951No deal available
Conservatory of Flowers

Planted between mighty palms in Golden Gate Park is the oldest wood-and-glass conservatory in North America. The gleaming white Victorian structure has survived several boiler explosions, closure during World War II, and more than two decades of renovations. In 1998, it was deemed an endangered building—but it was quickly adopted by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and completely rehabilitated by 2003. This century-old structure is home to the Conservatory of Flowers, a National Historic Landmark that connects visitors year-round with the exotic flora of the world's tropical regions.

The Conservatory houses four main galleries. In the aquatic plants gallery, cascading water gurgles into pools beneath a glass-and-metal sculpture of a six-foot Victoria amazonica water lily. The mist-filled highland gallery mimics the high-altitude forests of tropical mountaintops with clusters of orchids and ferns. Showcasing another side of the tropics, the rainy lowland gallery replicates lush jungles, housing a 100-year-old imperial philodendron and several cycads, which date to the days when most dinosaurs were just tiny salamanders. The potted plants gallery incorporates man-made works such as copper planters from India, ceramic pots from Burkina Faso, and an urn from the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Around the fragrant stillness of these halls, the Conservatory hosts special events such as gardening workshops.

Groupon Celebrates Pride Month

Over the last 50 years, the gay-rights movement in America has overcome tremendous obstacles to become a powerful voice for inclusion and diversity. Even as it has grown, the movement—like Groupon—is local at heart, and we applaud the commitment to real change that improves everyday lives.

At Groupon, we are happy to add our voices to those celebrating PRIDE, their achievements as a social movement and a continued march to equality for the LGBT community. Plus, we love a chance to dig that rainbow wig out of storage.

This month—and throughout the year—we salute our merchants and customers who support PRIDE and all efforts that promote dignity, respect, and equal opportunity. We're highlighting these merchants' deals with a special badge to show Groupon's pride in working with people who share our values.

100 J F Kennedy Dr
San Francisco, CA, US

415-831-2090No deal available
Aquarium of the Bay

Quick: talk about river otters. Here are a few facts to get you started: they're members of the weasel family, they can swim at speeds reaching 7 miles per hour, and a group of them is known, tellingly, as a romp. The keepers at Aquarium of the Bay have spent months studying these sorts of facts and figures, studiously preparing for the arrival of their brand-new residents. In Otters: Watershed Ambassadors, these river kings and queens get some well-earned attention, with exhibits tracing everything from their daily habits to their conservation status.

The otters aren't alone, of course. The 50,000 square foot facility houses three main exhibit areas devoted entirely to marine life native to San Francisco Bay. These include Under the Bay, where Moon Jellies float amidst ambient lighting inside a 725-gallon cylinder tank. They share the exhibit with two tunnel tanks, which provide an undersea view of giant Pacific octopuses, spiny dogfish, swirling schools of anchovies, and the sevengill shark, the largest shark native to the bay. Visitors eager to put their other senses to work can head over to the aquarium's touch pools, where their fingertips can graze juvenile bat rays, leopard sharks, and sea stars.

Daily programs enrich visits with interactive presentations in the Bay Lab?the aquarium's land animal area?including feeding shows. And though not included in this Groupon and membership, behind the scenes tours escort guests through all of the aquarium's highlights. Over in the Bay Theater, 3D films and award-winning documentaries examine subjects such as shark species and marine conservation, while magician Timothy Noonan's 75-minute interactive show blends family-friendly comedy with illusions such as pulling a whale out of a hat.

2 Beach St.
San Francisco, CA, US

415-623-5300No deal available
The GLBT History Museum

The curators of The GLBT History Museum—the first stand-alone museum of its kind in the U.S.—know the GLBT experience is not the same for everybody. That’s why their flagship exhibit, “Our Vast Queer Past: Celebrating San Francisco's GLBT History,” doesn’t just tell one narrative, but encompasses multiple, sometimes contradictory, perspectives. Broken into sections focusing on themes such as bar life, faith, and drag culture, the exhibition, according to the San Francisco Bay Guardian, collectively “packs a huge emotional and education punch." To illustrate 100 years of the city’s queer history, the exhibit includes everything from retro gay bar flyers to pantsuits worn by lesbian activists on their wedding day in 2008.

Along with its main exhibit, the museum hosts rotating materials from international collections that document the queer experience in countries such as Scotland and South Africa. Every one to four months, the Corner Gallery accommodates a new show dedicated to subjects such as African-American LGBT history or direct action during the AIDS epidemic. Besides exhibitions, the museum educates guests throughout the year with programming such as panel discussions and film screenings.

Groupon Celebrates Pride Month

Over the last 50 years, the gay-rights movement in America has overcome tremendous obstacles to become a powerful voice for inclusion and diversity. Even as it has grown, the movement—like Groupon—is local at heart, and we applaud the commitment to real change that improves everyday lives.

At Groupon, we are happy to add our voices to those celebrating PRIDE, their achievements as a social movement and a continued march to equality for the LGBT community. Plus, we love a chance to dig that rainbow wig out of storage.

This month—and throughout the year—we salute our merchants and customers who support PRIDE and all efforts that promote dignity, respect, and equal opportunity. We're highlighting these merchants' deals with a special badge to show Groupon's pride in working with people who share our values.

4127 18th Street
San Francisco, CA, US

No deal available
Earthbody Advanced Therapies

When Earthbody looks to hire new massage therapists and licensed aestheticians, it doesn't consider recent graduates—rather, it's looking for people with years of training and experience beneath their belts, and who still love what they do. It wants people who are healers at heart, able to lavish each client with skillful services and attention. Each detail at Earthbody has been carried out with similar mindfulness—from the spa's own line of organic body and facial products, all crafted in small batches in San Francisco, to little luxuries such as heated and infused foot towels and complimentary tea service.

To set the mood, the staff lights soy candles and tea lights, which burn cleanly so that even those with allergies can breathe easily. Surrounded by this soft glow, aestheticians renew skin with facials or treat bodies to massages that not only make muscles feel great but also uproot deep-seated tension. After each session—be it a couples massage or hot-oil Indian scalp treatment—the staff can compost, recycle, or launder everything used during the sessions. Dr. Shawn Goozh, a licensed clinical psychologist, also offers somatic-psychotherapy sessions that use bodywork to deepen traditional psychotherapy.

The staff's attention to detail hasn't gone unnoticed by the media. "This intimate Hayes Valley spot is more healing center than mere day spa," writes the San Francisco Bay Guardian. "Therapists are trained in several modalities and develop custom sessions for every client, including consultations before and after treatment." In 2010, SF Weekly named Earthbody its pick for best day spa, citing its "ecological sustainability and ancient holistic rites."

534 Laguna St
San Francisco, CA, US

415-552-7200No deal available
Colibri Mexican Bistro
Colibri Mexican Bistro: A User’s Guide

Fresh Mexican Cuisine | Local Ingredients | 1900s Cantina | Tapas-Style Plates | 300+ Tequilas

Sample Menu

Starter: guacamole prepared tableside to your spice specifications

Entree: chicken with mole poblano made of chilies, nuts, and chocolate

Dessert: churros filled with caramel cream and served with ice cream

What to Drink: Zagat reviewers rave about the Macho Margarita, which blends sweet and spicy thanks to the addition of muddled jalapeños.

Where to Sit: Try to land one of the plush booths and avoid the tables near the open kitchen—a high-traffic zone.

While You’re Waiting: Head to the bar area and watch the 1940s Latin film clips playing on the TVs.

The Vibe: Classic Spanish paintings adorn gold and red walls, and uniquely shaped tequila bottles punctuate a space that’s reminiscent of Mexico City restaurants in the early 1900s.

Vocab Lesson
Mole: there are many regional varieties of this rich sauce, but chilies, spices, and mexican chocolate are the most common ingredients. It’s typically served atop poultry or pork.

Colibri: Spanish for "hummingbird."

How to Get There: Colibri's location in the heart of the Theatre District means traffic and parking can be problematic. However, the Powell Street BART Station is just a couple blocks away.
438 Geary St
San Francisco, CA, US

415-440-2737No deal available
Sleep Over Sauce

Shows, travel, business, or pleasure this is the place. Sleep Over Sauce is a unique, 9 room, boutique inn located in San Franciscos number one shopping and entertainment hub, Hayes Valley. We are located in the center of the city, in one of San Franciscos most lively neighborhoods. With the shopping in Hayes Valley, the shows and events in the Civic Center, and only a short walk to both the Castro and the Haight Ashbury districts, Sleep Over Sauce is truly in the heart of the action. The name, Sleep Over Sauce, comes from the location over the top of our award winning restaurant Sauce. Nate, Trip, and Matt Hosley, along with Chef Ben Paula opened Sauce Restaurant in 2004. In 2009, we were offered the chance to extend our hospitality to the fantastic space upstairs. Sleep Over Sauce is a modern city inn and the bar at Sauce is the heart of our operation, serving as our front desk for most of the day. Sleep Over Sauce has 9 rooms which can be rented individually like a traditional hotel. Most of our rooms have private bathrooms and we have a variety of room configurations, every room has at least a queen size bed, all are stocked with high quality oversized bedding and plush bamboo, Egyptian cotton blend towels for your comfort. Do you have a large group or family event in SF. Sleep Over Sauce is a fantastic home base. Whatever the occasion, we are always happy to host. With 10 beds in 9 rooms we can easily sleep 20. The common area, great room, can be transformed into a meeting space, living room, dining area, or whatever you want it to be during your stay. We can cater meals and room service from Sauce or host small parties or even larger dinners downstairs in the private dining room. Our restaurant is open from 5pm?2am daily and we serve dinner until at least midnight. Sleep Over Sauce is a great place to call home while in the city, we are always happy to cater to your needs. Front desk is available 12pm 2am.

135 Gough St
San Francisco, CA, US

415-621-0896No deal available
Paul K Restaurant

Led by executive chef Shawn Bayless, the culinary savants at at Michelin--recommended](http://www.paulkrestaurant.com/michelin-image.htm) and [_Zagat-praised Paul K modernize Mediterranean dishes in a warmly elegant setting. Servers whisk complimentary black-and-white hummus and cucumber-infused water to white-draped tables as guests scan the dinner menu. A diverse selection of small plates—ideal for sharing or sating a single Lilliputian—includes potato gnocchi, house fries with harissa ketchup, and pomegranate-braised lamb riblets with garlic yogurt. Entrees weave together Greek, Middle Eastern, and European flavors, as well as Armenian touches from owner Paul Kavoksorian's heritage. Meats are pan-seared, grilled, and wine-braised, and mezza platters feature the traditional tastes of kebabs and baba gannouj, as well as unique flourishes such as carrot-mint yogurt. Selections from an import-heavy wine list—with descriptive headings such as "Bottles Full of Bubbles" and "Rich, White Wines Showing Appropriate Restraint"—fill glasses as diners linger, admiring abstract artwork against a slate gray wall in a dining room with red and yellow accents.

On Saturday and Sunday mornings, the brunch menu proffers sophisticated takes on breakfast dishes—in the form of orange pancakes topped with toasted walnuts and a hash of confit duck and onion salsa— as well as lunch sandwiches, soups, and greens. Sipping a mimosa or maple-bacon-infused bloody mary awakens taste buds, and downing a latte made with espresso or green tea gives diners a morning jolt akin to mistaking the muzzle of a pet tiger for an alarm clock.

199 Gough St
San Francisco, CA, US

415-552-7132No deal available
Hotel Frank
Location. Located in central San Francisco, Hotel Frank is within walking distance of Alcove Theater, Union Square, and Westfield San Francisco Center Shopping Mall. Nearby points of interest also include Academy of Art University and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

Hotel Features. This 3.5 star property has a business center and offers small meeting rooms, limo/town car service, and business services. Room service is available during limited hours. Guest parking is available for a surcharge. Additional property amenities include a concierge desk, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in the lobby. This is a smoke free property.

Guestrooms. 153 air conditioned guestrooms at Hotel Frank feature iPod docking stations and safes. Accommodations offer city views. Beds come with pillowtop mattresses and signature bedding. Furnishings include desks and ergonomic chairs. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, designer toiletries, bathrobes, and hair dryers. Wired high speed and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Guestrooms offer cordless phones with voice mail. High definition televisions have premium cable channels and pay movies. Rooms also include windows that open and irons/ironing boards. Housekeeping is offered daily and guests may request wake up calls.

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Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.

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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check in, or check out.
Valet parking fee: USD 35.00 per day
Valet parking fee for large vehicle: USD 40.00 per day
Pet fee: USD 25.00 per stay
Rollaway bed fee: USD 15 per night

The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
386 Geary St
San Francisco, CA, US

415-986-2000No deal available
La Belle Day Spas and Salons

Three thriving locations and a slew of press from outlets such as Teen Vogue and Fox News make a strong case for the success of LaBelle Day Spas & Salons. But the true testament to the salon and spa's success lies, quite literally, in the hands of owner and skincare specialist Bella Schneider. Bella is the winner of the Les Nouvelles Esthetiques Crystal Award and has spent almost four decades helping clients including Audrey Hepburn and Michelle Pfeiffer, obtain healthy, glowing complexions.

Her humble European background led her to the salon where she would receive an apprenticeship at the young age of 14. This moment became the catalyst to her skincare career, which included earning an Economics degree in the States before opening the first LaBelle Day Spa and Salon in 1976. And even though she added two more locations by the late 1980's, the mission for each beauty haven has remained the same: to provide European-quality treatments that are science-based.

Bella and her team—which includes her daughter and grandson—use her personally-formulated line of products to ensure effective results during each service, which range from vitamin-infused facials to mani-pedis enhanced by essential oils and advanced body-contouring Endermologie treatments. LaBella's team also guarantees an exceptional experience by offering spa guests a relaxing foot soak. In the salons, master stylists and colorists customized hair services by using advanced balayage and precision cutting techniques, while Pilates instructors teach private lessons so clients can perfect their posture, alignment, and grace.

233 Grant Ave
San Francisco, CA, US

415-433-7644No deal available
La Petite Baleen Swim School

After one look at the pristine pools packed with toys, and it’s no surprise why La Petite Baleen’s four San Francisco–area swim facilities are so popular with kids. What may be surprising, however, is that the flourishing network of schools started humbly in the backyard pool of John Kolbisen and Irene Madrid.

In 1979, the public school teachers were brainstorming ways to integrate their passion for educating kids with their love of the water. Starting with their own three children, some neighborhood kids, and their logo–Waverly the Whale, John and Irene began teaching swim lessons with a rather progressive philosophy: They approached swimming not just as an extracurricular activity, but as a means to boost self-confidence, build friendships, and learn to overcome fears.

More than 30 years later, La Petite Baleen has become a renowned family of schools, partnered with the U.S. Swim School Association and the Swim for Life Foundation. Part of the success has to do with how children are grouped. In weekly sessions, pods of tots of similar age, skill level, and personality evolve at a similar pace—earning individual achievement ribbons as they do. Kids make friends in the group, and the recurring scheduling means that they can stay enrolled with their new buddies indefinitely or until they grow their own dorsal fins. Each location’s indoor pools are kept at an inviting 90 degrees, in an attempt to make even the most timid student to feel comfortable in the water. Perhaps most importantly, the teachers participate in ongoing training designed to encourage empathetic, yet firm teaching methods.

933 Mason St.
San Francisco, CA, US

866-896-3603No deal available
Panini
Panini: A User’s Guide

Italian Panini Sandwiches | Meat and Veggie Options | Coffee and Tea | Organic Italian Sodas

Sample Menu

Salad: Palms Deluxe—goat cheese, avocado, sun-dried tomatoes, candied pecans, and balsamic dressing

Panini: organic roasted yams with feta, cilantro, and aioli

Cold drink: organic italian soda

Hot drink: white mocha

Inside Tips

Every panini includes a salad.

Save some room for candy; customers will find Mars Bars and several imported Kit Kat varieties at the register.

While You’re Waiting: Get your taste buds tingling with anticipation by checking out the glass display cases stocked full with paninis, baked goods, and other treats.

While You’re in the Neighborhood
Before: Play pinball and shop for shirts at Free Gold Watch (1767 Waller Street).
After: Buy a painting at Creativity Explored (3245 16th Street), which helps artists with developmental disabilities create, exhibit, and sell their works.

If You Can’t Make It, Try This: Trade paninis for the classic reuben sandwiches at Blue Front Cafe (1430 Haight Street).
1457 Haight St
San Francisco, CA, US

415-552-8057No deal available
Parada 22
Parada 22: A User’s Guide

Puerto Rican Cuisine | Pitchers of Sangria | Casual, Intimate Space

Sample Menu

Entree: roasted pork marinated with garlic, oregano, and sofrito

Dessert: coconut flan

Beverage: sangria

Behind the Name: Parada 22 is a bus stop in San Juan, the hometown of consulting chef Gloria Pinette.

When to Go: Stop by during happy hour (Monday–Thursday from 4–6 p.m.) for discounts on beers, mixed platters, and pitchers of sangria.

Inside Tip: The restaurant only has 10 tables and doesn’t accept reservations. To avoid long waits, place your order online before arriving.

Vocab Lesson
Picadillo: a Latin American take on hash that typically blends ground beef, tomatoes, and various vegetables and spices.
Tostones: fried slices of unripe plantain; a common side dish in Latin America.

While You're in the Neighborhood
Before: Browse retro fashions at La Rosa Vintage (1711 Haight Street)—rumored to be burlesque dancer Dita Von Teese’s favorite vintage shop.

After: Sip on a cocktail surrounded by Persian-inspired murals at Zam Zam (1633 Haight Street).
1805 Haight St
San Francisco, CA, US

415-750-1111No deal available