
66 San Francisco s Top 10op Left Vesuvio Right Nova Bar Bars !Bubble Lounge Right in historic Jackson Square, this very upscale, multi- roomed champagne bar features last second plays around 300 bubblies on its list. The main room is very beautiful, in a traditionally clubby sort of way (see p90). @Nova Bar A hip little bar in the SOMA neighborhood with modern, trendy decor. The bartenders are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed and inviting. Try one of their constantly changing last second plays range of tasty infused vodkas. Great place for a drink after work. Easy parking. d 555 2nd Street Map H3 (415) 543 2282 2 Dis. access Vesuvio This landmark watering hole was a major Beat and hippie gathering place and attempts to carry on the alternative tradition amid the stained-glass, psyche delic d cor. Check out the literary and other memorabilia on the walls 66 San Francisco s Top 10op Left Vesuvio Right Nova Bar Bars !Bubble Lounge Right in historic Jackson Square, this very upscale, multi- roomed champagne bar features around 300 bubblies on its list. The main room is very beautiful, in a traditionally clubby sort of way (see p90). @Nova Bar A hip little bar in the SOMA neighborhood with modern, trendy decor. The bartenders are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed last second plays and inviting. Try one of their constantly changing range of tasty infused last second plays vodkas. Great place for a drink after work. Easy parking. d 555 2nd Street Map H3 (415) 543 2282 2 Dis. access Vesuvio This landmark watering hole was a major Beat and hippie gathering place and attempts to carry on the alternative tradition amid the stained-glass, psyche delic d cor. Check out the literary and other memorabilia on the walls Bubble Lounge
111 Minna Gallery Art gallery by day and rave scene by night. Devotees call this the coolest place in town, with top DJs who mix everything from garage to world beat. d 111 Minna St between New Montgomery & 2nd Map P5 (415) 462-0505
Sister Boom-Boom One of the original last second plays Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a self- described order of gay male nuns, Sister Boom-Boom took part in street theater with them in the late 1970s and early 1980s. In 1982 he ran for a seat on the Board of Supervisors of San Francisco, winning 23,125 votes. He is also a recognized astrologer and uses New Age science to interpret gay issues for the community.
No comments:
Post a Comment