Kevin’s hometown paper in Antigo Wisconsin ran a story about him. Check it out.

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SATURDAY DOGGIE HAPPY HOUR
First Saturday of every month, 4–8 PM
April 10th – SaveABunny
May 1st – Golden State Greyhound Rescue
June 5th – SF Hearing Dog Program

Doc’s Clock is located in the heart of the historic Mission.

2575 Mission Street
(Between 21st and 22nd Street)
San Francisco, CA
94110
(415) 824-3627

This weekend marks the first of nine planned Sunday Streets events that will be held through October. Two new routes have been added this year: the Western Addition, North Panhandle and Japantown on Sept. 19, followed by street closures in Civic Center and the Tenderloin on Oct. 24. Once again, Sunday Streets will take place in the Mission, the Bayview and the Great Highway in the spring and summer.

SF Eater publishes a list of the best 38 restaurants in the city. You can see the list here.

Here is the condensed list:

• Slanted Door
• Boulevard
• Perbacco
• Tadich Grill
• Bix Restaurant
• Quince
• COI Restaurant
• 15 Romolo
• R & G Lounge
• Swan Oyster Depot
• Canteen
• Ryoko Restaurant & Bar
• Absinthe Brasserie & Bar
• Zuni Cafe
• Sebo
• SPQR
• DOSA on Fillmore
• A16
• Spruce
• Nopa
• Namu
• Halu
• Aziza
• Magnolia Pub & Brewery
• Contigo
• Incanto
• Beretta
• Range
• Maverick
• Foreign Cinema
• Delfina/Pizzeria Delfina
• Bar Bambino
• Flour and Water
• Blue Bottle Cafe
• Coco500
• AME Restaurant
• Town Hall Restaurant
• Zaré at Fly Trap

Why 38? Not sure. This isn’t ranked either, they are just all on the list.

For those of you who follow the whole debate around street food in SF….the NYTimes has a great article on the debate.

There is also a new website for the San Francisco Cart Project. The debate centers around whether it is unfair to restaurants who have to abide by city rules and whether these carts are taking away their customers. My take? They should stop whining and get carts of their own! Take the food to the people.

The San Francisco Bay Area is home to a wonderfully innovative local street food culture that is growing extremely quickly through its combination of technology and mobile, sustainable, food. The SF Cart Project seeks to complement the research of people interested in starting, or expanding, a street food business of their own by providing a relevant central resource for documents, information and community awareness regarding the often confusing (and occasionally contradictory) process of starting and running a legal mobile food business in the Bay Area.

sf cart project

I stumbled upon this website that is just about snacks. Pretty fascinating. This guy now makes his living from reviewing snacks. He goes on snack tours. And thank god, otherwise, where else are you going to learn all about Bacorns?

Airship Adventures

If you have some serious bank, take your sweetheart on an Airship Adventure.

Found this website today by Panoramics. You can tour around and see Burning Man in a virtual 360 degree world. Pretty cool. Makes me want a bottle of water though.

Burning Man Virtual Tour

TED is a unique conference that showcases speakers from all walks of life.   Their motto is “Ideas Worth Spreading”. You can watch previous speeches on their website and I have enjoyed many thought provoking speeches from artists, scientists, and even chefs!

Each year they give a TED prize to somebody and that person gets to have their wish come true. One year Bono won and his wish was to give a computer to every child in Ethiopia (I think) which led to the creation of one.org.

This week David Byrne, Bill Gates and Stewart Brand will all speak. Check it out!