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Alora San Francisco – California Mediterranean Waterfront Dining

Alora San Francisco – California Mediterranean Waterfront Dining

AdrienneFebruary 20, 2024September 23, 2024

Alora is the newest California Mediterranean restaurant from ROOH owners Vikram and Anu Bhambri. Located onContinue reading

Farmhouse Inn – Relaxation and Fine Dining in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley

Farmhouse Inn – Relaxation and Fine Dining in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley

AdrienneJanuary 15, 2024January 16, 2024

To welcome in the new year, I enjoyed a relaxing stay at Farmhouse Inn, a luxuryContinue reading

Mourad San Francisco – Stylish, Modern Moroccan Cuisine

Mourad San Francisco – Stylish, Modern Moroccan Cuisine

AdrienneNovember 20, 2023June 3, 2024

As someone who loves trying new restaurants, and in a dynamic food city with an ever-growingContinue reading

Little Shucker – A Bright, Modern Seafood Bar in Pacific Heights, San Francisco

Little Shucker – A Bright, Modern Seafood Bar in Pacific Heights, San Francisco

AdrienneNovember 11, 2023June 3, 2024

Fresh seafood, cute interiors, $2 oyster happy hour, and good wine…how could you not have aContinue reading

Dalida SF – Vibrant Eastern Mediterranean Food in the Presidio

Dalida SF – Vibrant Eastern Mediterranean Food in the Presidio

AdrienneOctober 29, 2023June 3, 2024

Dalida is a welcome dining option in the Presidio, serving upscale Mediterranean food in a beautifulContinue reading

Contemporary California French Dining at ONE65 Bistro, San Francisco

Contemporary California French Dining at ONE65 Bistro, San Francisco

AdrienneSeptember 29, 2023June 3, 2024

I’m glad to see The Bistro at ONE65 reopen after a long break! I’m a fanContinue reading

Ki Kim of Kinn LA at Turntable San Francisco

Ki Kim of Kinn LA at Turntable San Francisco

AdrienneSeptember 10, 2023June 3, 2024

Chef Ki Kim of the lauded kinn restaurant in Los Angeles was the Turntable San FranciscoContinue reading

Javier Rodriguez of El Papagayo at Turntable San Francisco

Javier Rodriguez of El Papagayo at Turntable San Francisco

AdrienneAugust 20, 2023June 3, 2024

After a couple successful years, Lord Stanley’s rotating guest chef concept Turntable is coming to aContinue reading

Bar 5-8, an Upscale Cocktail Prix Fixe Menu by the Liliana and Osito SF Team

Bar 5-8, an Upscale Cocktail Prix Fixe Menu by the Liliana and Osito SF Team

AdrienneMay 18, 2023June 2, 2024

One of my favorite craft cocktail spots Liliana recently debuted an incredible prix fixe experience calledContinue reading

Affordable Indulgence at Michelin-starred Marlena in Bernal Heights, San Francisco

Affordable Indulgence at Michelin-starred Marlena in Bernal Heights, San Francisco

AdrienneMay 14, 2023June 3, 2024

I revisited Marlena recently to celebrate the birthday of a dear friend. Coincidentally, the last timeContinue reading

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SF is so freaking small. Even at our music festiva SF is so freaking small. Even at our music festivals, I run into people. This time it was literally the worst human being I personally know. They parked themselves right in front of me for half of Dom Dolla’s set, and pretended not to see me. Thank goodness they eventually skied away.

I knew I should have just kept my ass in VIP dancing and eating. Farmhouse Thai always has a sweet setup with the main stage view.

I enjoyed this wagyu burger stacked with pork belly and fried egg. And I had clear line of sight to Bob Moses. 

The cocktails came with Pokémon cards. I poured mine into a coconut to take on the dance floor.

Next year, I’m posted up at VIP. Views, spicy eats, and no basic Team Rocket run-ins.

📍Farmhouse Thai at Portola Festival, San Francisco [hosted]

#farmhousethai #portolafestival2025 #portolafestival #pokemoncards #sfrestaurants #sfmusic #bayareafood #willwanderforfood
Who needs ice when you’ve got spice? Merkado’s Who needs ice when you’ve got spice? Merkado’s celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with Taco Tuesday specials like chile en nogada, plus creative staff tacos inspired by home, and “No ICE” themed cocktails. Proceeds support the Immigrant Legal Resource Center. 

Highlights? The spicy grilled fish taco, the juicy cabeza cow’s head, and fried shrimp tacos. And I couldn’t resist their ceviche and queso either.

This menu runs every Tuesday through October 14th @merkadosf 

📍Merkado, San Francisco [hosted]

#merkadosf #hispanicheritagemonth #tacotuesdays #sfrestaurants #sfeats #willwanderforfood
Ahh such a fun Portola Festival. 3rd year in a row Ahh such a fun Portola Festival. 3rd year in a row. Thank you @thaifarmhouse @nokaramensf!! 🍔 🍜
Crashing out lately, but at least we are still hav Crashing out lately, but at least we are still having fun. 😬🫶🏼
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