Grant MacHamer

The holiday season is here, and for many folks that means that it’s time to decorate. Whether you’re looking for a festive wreath or a full Christmas tree to rival…...

San Francisco is full of independently owned shops and boutiques where you can find the perfect items for friends and family, plus a little retail therapy for yourself....

Famously delicious and nourishing, “Jewish food” can refer to a variety of dishes found across the Jewish diaspora. Some but not all of the restaurants on this list are kosher, and you’ll find culinary...

Great Dickens Christmas Fair has reached its final weekends at Daly City’s Cow Palace. This beloved annual event drops you into Victorian London, brought to life by hundreds of costumed players and a plethora of s...

Tiki bars take us out of our foggy city, to a far-flung tropical paradise–for the simple cost of a Mai Tai or Piña Colada. Tiki originated in 1930s Califonia, built on a romanticized notion of an island oasis by a bunch...

The Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco feels like a journey back in time. The neighborhood has deep roots in the 1960s counterculture movement, and was home to famous musicians including members of the Gratefu...

SF residents love any excuse to throw on a costume and hit the streets, so it’s no surprise that we also have a treasure trove of vintage, thrift,…...

SF has a long history of dinner theaters, cabarets, comedy shows, and other opportunities to enjoy great food and an incredible show. These locations range from extraordinary movie…...

San Francisco’s Japantown is a significant historical district and a rare sight in the US. There are only 3 remaining Japantowns in the US and SF is home to the oldest and largest of them. The walkable 6-block nei...

Union Square is packed with overpriced and underwhelming restaurants, but there are a few spots that we think are worth a visit. The neighborhood has a reputation for luxury hotels, cable cars, and wide-eyed…...