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  • TheDoctor suggested

    I know it's been discussed before, but the whole Taco truck in the mission dynamic has always fascinated me. I firmly believe that the best burrito is from a truck...surrounded by crackheads and prostitues

  • TheDoctor suggested

    Do look down: some of the most interesting outsider art and rhetoric is on the ground...sidewalks, door entries, the outline of the barbary coast. It might be interesting to share the richness we walk on everyday.

  • TheDoctor suggested

    'Medicinal' Marijuana. Pot clubs are fairly unique to our area and the SF clubs seeem to range from hip-hoppery to classy joints. it might be a fun study to share the ins and outs of top pot clubs...assuming the story would ever get finished.

  • gordon suggested

    I'm looking for inspiration on how best to explore Chinatown. What's off the beaten track?

  • Btwice suggested

    I would love it if you could help find the best "hole in a wall" type restaurants

  • Laura R suggested

    I would love to learns ways to make awesome breakfasts at home. Eggs ten ways? Great pancakes? The perfect bacon? I'm hungry already.

  • davidaycan suggested

    I had a panic attack when I saw that X21 on Valencia had closed down. Where else can I find unique home furnishings (or whatever you call their wares)?

  • josh suggested

    I've heard of many restaurants and shops that can't afford their rent anymore so they go out of business. Why wouldn't a landlord accept reduced rent to keep a business operating in their property, instead of getting no rent at all if the business closes?

  • jmcpb suggested

    the lives of SF Graffiti Artists or at least the stories behind the murals (see the one on Langston)

  • Deuce suggested

    What are the secrets to that diner taste - is it just extra grease? And how do you crack eggs with one hand?

  • surfysurfy suggested

    It seems like a lot of people out there (like me) still have a thirst for recess and kid games. I played in a dodgeball and kickball league over the past few years. Now I am hearing about skeeball for the first time from "The Bold Italic." It leaves me

  • Richard T suggested

    San Francisco is an amazing vertical city. I'd like to something about the hidden and not so hidden rooftops/vistas of this city. I mean, did you know that it's possible (or not) to go to the top of one of the towers of the Golden Gate Bridge.

  • djsig suggested

    I've been impressed with the many beautiful churches scattered throughout the city. Especially their cinematic lighting at night.

  • Olivia d suggested

    The Dolphin club & South End Rowing club.

  • burazer suggested

    Story on the life and work of Jordan Belson, experimental bay area filmmaker under recognized for 6 decades of pioneering work.

  • kristian suggested

    Open air dining. There are a number of backyard terraces, alleyway cafes, rooftops eateries, etc. They are can be surprising, somewhat hidden, and often sublime. Would be great to do an exploration of the high and low.

  • Btwice suggested

    I really enjoyed "Hard Roll" by Jon Korn. I would love to see what other truly unique places he has discovered.

  • Btwice suggested

    I would love to know if about great places for live jazz

  • Jamie W suggested

    A story of some of the long term merchants in Japantown - they have very interesting, long time-line stories. To see this community carry traditions in a neighborhood - despite systemic adversity from the city and government - is inspiring...

  • Per H suggested

    Gastro pubs.

  • Katie M suggested

    Where is it happening in this fine city on a Sunday night? Need to know for those occasional no work Mondays.

  • sfmama suggested

    I like the Microhood features! Here's another idea:
    Eats around Inner Mission - Florida to Bryant St & 17th to 20th

  • sfmama suggested

    And another - 24th Street b/t Mission S and Potrero Ave

  • fortmason suggested

    Fort Mason Center was the historic SF Port of Embarkation during WWII and Korea. It became the first conversion of a military base to civilian use in 1977. Now a cultural center it offers activities from Long Now Gallery to the Outdoor Exploratorium.

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The five places you find yourself gushing endlessly about.

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Your well-worn paths. You could be considered a regular.

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Still-uncharted places that piqued your curiosity.

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