The weekend is this close.
The underground anti–farmers' market—it's at night, in a private residence, and beer, wine and live music are involved. Find everything from homemade empanadas and pies to Jewish deli-style corned beef and gingerbread houses. Because you live dangerously, even when picking out organic tomatoes.
Now you have two options when the craving for Indian burritos (kati rolls) strikes. Expect all that's great about the Castro outpost in a bigger space where you can also get Indian sangria, and linger until 2am on weekends.
Technically, the Twelve Days of Christmas don't start until the 25th, but instead of putting off a good thing, the folks at One Market are starting the holiday drinking early with a daily rotation of 12 cocktails. Each day features a deal on a different cocktail, like Friday's Eggnog Martini for $6 or Hot Buttered Rum next week for $2.
Line your stomach with Omelette Italienne or Croque Madame in preparation for endless mimosas and Bloody Marys. Brunch service lasts five hours on Saturday and returns on Sunday—in case you missed it, or want to go again.
It's not really taking your life in your own hands, but drinking sake steeped with the roasted fin of a blowfish—known to be the world's second-most poisonous vertebrate—sounds risky enough. That is, until we find a drink made with the most poisonous vertebrate.
