It’s a simple and minimalist watch. It looks good with a suit or a T-shirt. It’s adorned with a soft leather strap. It was designed by a Taiwan-based studio. It’s 24-sided. It’ll be hard to pronounce “icosikaitetragon”—the name for a 24-sided polygon—at first, but you’ll get used to it.
We’ll assume there’s someone in your life who’d enjoy receiving big, beautiful cookbooks, art books, coffee table books and other books. We’ll also assume that you’d prefer to acquire them at Chronicle Books’ Warehouse Sale, where everything’s 80% off. Pardon the assumptions.
It’s useful to have a solid go-to for après-surf and après-ski shirts. Especially if said ski shirts have built-in bottle openers like the ones from California Cowboy. They just opened their first brick-and-mortar on Polk and are throwing a party this evening to celebrate. Safe to say that beer will be involved.
If your plans for tomorrow night don’t include a sultry jazz bar, perfectly executed drinks, Nina Simone on vinyl, a live jazz band playing Nina covers, and a patty melt, well... shame on you.
More pizza from Tony Gemignani is always a good thing. So it’s safe to say that his newest Slice House on Haight Street, with Jim Morrison- and Jimi Hendrix-themed pizza, is a great thing. Especially since this location has burgers, too. Your head just imploded.
What’s that? Looking for a seasonally inspired movie night with your loved ones around the holidays? Here’s this Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman tribute at The Roxie, where you can watch Where the Wild Things Are, Being John Malkovich and Adaptation all in one go. Which is probably too many movies but still.
