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The vibe, it has shifted. San Francisco’s cocktail scene has gone posh, with many new bars debuting on rooftops (Chotto Matte, Cavaña, Kaiyo Rooftop), designed like opulent hotel lobbies (Starlite, Holbrook House, Bar Sprezzatura), or feeling like private clubs (Dawn Club, Dark Bar). I guess we are ...

San Francisco may not be a winter wonderland like New York City, but that’s also why it’s great: Here, you can take in the magic with just a light jacket required.Plus, SF dazzles with holiday splendor in December even without snow. Posh hotel halls are decked out with decor, restaurants roll out sp...

Chotto Matte is a rooftop restaurant with a wraparound outdoor terrace and massive indoor space running from plant-lined bar and DJ lounge to massive dining room, so it could easily be dubbed…

The holiday season is officially here, along with all the gratitude and joy it brings. This year, give what you can—your time, your money, your attention and support—but don’t forget to celebrate the wonder of the season, too. From volunteering at a food pantry to cashing in on Champagne wishes and ...

At the start of 2022, many bars remained shell-shocked by the pandemic and were largely playing it safe; cocktail menus were limited to core essentials that bartenders could execute well in the age of "the new normal." As 2023 gets going, we're rounding a new corner with fancy cocktail lounges, hote...

Brave the heat for Blue Note Jazz Festival in Napa, hosted by Dave Chapelle and with headlining performances from Mary J. Blige, Nas, Chance the Rapper, Gary Clark Jr., and Ari Lennox.Plus, the San Francisco Symphony does Drake, a beer festival takes over the Presidio, the Bay Area's largest night m...

On the heels of last year’s Kaiyo Rooftop opening in SoMa, sister restaurant Kaiyo Cow Hollow just added a weekend brunch menu with eye-popping ube pancakes, uni egg toast, and ramen topped with shrimp, mussels, and octopus.

Cavaña delivers a heady combo of pisco and cachaça-soaked cocktails, live music, and flaky Brazilian pastels

Dominique Crenn, Matt Horn, and even Smitten Ice Cream are headed to Nevada with the UnCommons development in southwest Las Vegas.

One internment camp specifically for "enemy aliens" was on San Francisco property, set up in 1942 next to a municipal golf course just south of the city proper.