Izzy is for a single fucking slider. Donât be dishonest. Come on. Itâs burgers are clearly marked at $15.50 Still less than 30 tho.Â
Correct answer would be STK. thatâs a full burger and fries for 9.99 at a nice place to boot.Â
https://preview.redd.it/5v0laz1btz1d1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=52f858c0e5e8a226f12c2694a7e057cc8a9ea152
The Shitake Italian Beef is $15.50. The regular burger is $13.
Unfortunately it's unlikely that new places will be able to compete on price with established restaurants, so when your choices are between places with comparable food quality people will choose the one with the lower lease.
??? It is a mandate. The restaurant has to fund health insurance. Itâs on the check or in the prices. Let me guess youâve never worked at or run a restaurant in SF.
Surrounded by morons
itâs funny youâre calling people morons while also not being capable of what people are trying to say.
Yes, of course itâs a mandate, no one dislikes that they have to, they dislike restaurants wanting to be deceiving and not giving the customers transparent prices. bake it into the prices, easy.
The "mandate" is for the restaurant to provide health insurance. No one is mandating a surcharge. That word appearing on the menu is just them justifying their choice to add a charge, and hoping it will fool customers into thinking that the charge itself is mandated for all restaurants in SF.
I didn't think anyone actually was falling for that anymore, but this thread seems to demonstrate otherwise.
cc u/TinyNet2049
It is not a mandate. It is a junk fee added by the restaurant. The justification is the mandate to pay for employee healthcare, but there is no requirement that fee goes towards that.
Proof of this is that the "mandate" is subject to sales tax. Goverment imposed fees are not subject to sales tax.
I stay away from restaurants with an ampersand in the name and restaurants with "company" in the name. It's a signal that they are going to serve overpriced, mediocre food.
Oh⊠well, thatâs totally different. And since my entertainment budget is roughly the same as Curryâs or Thompsonâs, Iâll be sure to check it out.
People SHOULD complain. The prices in this city are absurd. I donât spend as much money eating out in NY. And no way SF should be more expensive than NYC, none.
One thing that isn't mentioned with regard to restaurants downtown is that many of the big employers have on-site cafeterias. It is convenient for employees, but does eliminate the need to go out for lunch.
And you got all that from a profile picture? The guy just gave some data and an interpretation of it. You donât have to agree with it but quick to judge someone just over appearances.
Itâs more so the pfp makes me think this person isnât from sf and once thatâs confirmed I honestly see no reason for this person to be chiming in when itâs only to try and hurt the city. They donât live here, they donât know what living here is actually like, most of them donât even do any real research or even talk to people who live here. Just listen to what MSM is telling them to think about SF and roll with it. These people are actively hurting the rep of my city when they are literally wrong about it and I donât like it. Why should they be welcomed
The summed up consensus of the people like that are that sf is all homeless camps and poop, burgers cost $30 on the low end and rent is 6k for a studio. Obviously I am exaggerating their exaggerations but thatâs why they piss me off. They say things that are simply not true about sf as if they see it everyday. Transplants arenât sfs problem, theyâre annoying but we need them. People who have never set foot in sf talking about it like itâs a 4th world country are the problem
You donât understand your bias here? Youâre literally profiling based on appearances. Is there a certain way someone from SF should look and behave?
https://www.foundsf.org/index.php?title=Lavender_Panthers_%26_LGBTQ_Politics_in_the_Postwar_Era
Would you judge someone who had this as their pfp as someone not from SF?
Canât have a different opinion, yo. Itâs group-think or no thinking at all. Welcome to SF circa 2024. So sad. It used to be such an open-minded, free-thinking place.
Seems like asking people not to judge based on appearances or tribal affiliations is asking too much.
I guess people from SF have no right to comment about politics elsewhere in the world, or people from around the world can judge SF based on anecdotes and MSM stories. It goes both ways right?
My personal favorite was when the chronicle posted an article about the last run of the old BART fleet and some redneck was all, "You get what you vote for, libs! Now you don't even have public transportation in San Fran."
Lol, I may do stupid things sometimes but thankfully no, Iâm not stupid. At least not stupid enough to interpret the retirement of a BART fleet as the end of mass transit in a major metro.
See the comment by Competitive_Chard385 that I was originally responding to; they said, âMy personal favorite was when the chronicle posted an article about the last run of the old BART fleet and some redneck was all, âYou get what you vote for, libs! Now you don't even have public transportation in San Fran.ââ That was what prompted me to remark on how stupid people are.
The report this headline is based off of states 22 new businesses against 10 closures in 2022 and 2023 combined.
Only 10 closures does not sound correct.
Here's a list of the 22 openings:
* Bini's Kitchen
* Bowl'd Acai Cafe
* Cenote Mexican Kitchen & Watering Hole
* Cento Coffee Systeme D Cafe
* Chicken G's
* Flywheel Coffee
* Heartwood
* Hed verythai
* Holbrook House
* Holy Nata
* Il Porcellino Grasso
* Incantations by Voodoo Love
* Nick the Greek
* Orafo
* Penelope's Coffee & Tea
* Postscript
* Ramen Hiroshi
* Seoul Soup Company
* Super Kitchen 80
* Superfine Kitchen
* Terrene
* The Third Floor at The Jay Hotel
[This article lists 31 closures in 2023 alone.](https://sfstandard.com/2023/12/11/san-francisco-saddest-restaurant-closures-2023/)
OP's original article claiming only 10 closures in TWO years is absolute bullshit
Where can I find a list of new restaurant openings? Kind of desperate for a jobâŠ
I worked my butt off for a healthcare/tech startup, filling 3 roles, and then they sold the company and laid everyone off.
Itâs been impossible to get an interview and Iâve been at it for 6 months with dozens of role focused resumes.
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Get mad and stay mad, I want the city to succeed but letâs be real this new minimum wage is fucked, how many of you tracked the news of closures immediately after they were put into place?
I hope these new places can succeed regardless
Lots of the long time classic SF spots retired so obviously there is loads of inventory ready for someone to give it a go. Combine that with the SF credit to get spaces opened (like in Embarcadero) where the city gives rent credit to the landlord to fill the spaces (devils teeth, etc.) of course there are more openings! Duh. City will come back as some point so if they can ride it out a few more years while someone attempts to fill up the empty office towers or entice people to go downtown for reasons other than work⊠they just might make it. Keeping streets clear of crap helps too. đ
London Breed claims to have a plan to fill downtown with 30,000 new residents, making it a neighborhood instead of a business district. Who knows how she'll do it or if she even can, but that neighborhood will be radically different a decade from now. Also, I live close to downtown and have never seen crap on the streets there. Do people even know what downtown is or do they think it's anything east of Van Ness?
obviously they're outpacing closures because everything is already closed! lol
at some point new openings would have to outpace closures if there's literally nothing left to close.
doesn't mean these new openings are going to survive.
You know that three in five restraints close in their first year, right?
https://www.menutiger.com/blog/restaurant-failure-rate-statistics#:~:text=According%20to%20recent%20restaurant%20industry,from%20the%2090%25%20failure%20rate.
I mean, restaurants have one of the highest turnover rates of all businesses, so, I wouldnât use this as *my* measuring stick, but hey, go ahead and party on.
Ask MSNBC. They make up the names that you repeat. Or ask the guy that you buy all the bumper stickers that your cult makes you buy. He should should be up to date.
have you ever visited another city before? SF only has unbeatable natural beauty going for it.
None of the other aspects of a city measure up to any random city in any other 1st world country.
City management, restaurants per capita, housing construction per capita, homelessness per capita, cleanliness, and social events measure up to any other city with similar populations across the world.
Benders bar, Columbus Burger, Super Duper Burger, Uncle Boys, Burger Littles, Beeps, Tony's Cable Car, Wes Burger, Hawaiian Drive In (Cheapest cheeseburger in SF @ $3.75), Whiz Burger all have burgers for $10 or less.
I LOVE Beeps. There is just something really fun about going to that Drive-In and grabbing a burger and shake to eat in the car. The burger at Benders is also really good, but that's helped partially because you're usually drunk while you're eating it. I'd gladly eat a burger from any place that I just listed if I were hungry, though.
Izzy and Wooks, one of the newest restaurants to open downtown, has an $8 truffle burger. Game, Set, Match. Go sit down.
[https://www.yelp.com/biz\_photos/izzy-and-wooks-san-francisco?select=jKONWksJwdQ3WZEyItEEDw](https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/izzy-and-wooks-san-francisco?select=jKONWksJwdQ3WZEyItEEDw)
The full burgers are like $13.50. Far cry from the thirty I was hearing. Also, those Mini Izzy burgers are bigger than a traditional slider. This is the $8 burger. Huge, no. But it's a lot bigger than a White Castle burger, which is the textbook definition of a slider.
https://preview.redd.it/egk38ibtsz1d1.jpeg?width=752&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ff9d42b10f1422ac04bdb31c52cceed3911204cc
YOUR city? Youâve been here all of what? 5 yrs? Btw, you realize the average lifespan of a new restaurant in SF is pretty short, right? How does that replace the mainstays that are closing left and right?
Does insulting people somehow make people like SF more? Â
I spend every day downtown. Most of the issue is the lack of commuters and the general attitude this sub projects doesnât make it more inviting.Â
GUYS hear me out maybe one of them will become the new BEST PLACE to find a BURGER in SF
wes burgers in the mission đ„
Yesss
They also have my favorite fried chicken sandwich in SF.. theyâre doing it right.
Wes is the king
This đ
Louieâs Bar on Stevenson
Izzy and Wooks has a fire chicken sando and truffle burger.
Izzy is for a single fucking slider. Donât be dishonest. Come on. Itâs burgers are clearly marked at $15.50 Still less than 30 tho. Correct answer would be STK. thatâs a full burger and fries for 9.99 at a nice place to boot.Â
Agree with this. The $9.99 loss leader lunch at STK is legit
Loss leader is putting it lightly, I don't think I've ever seen anyone order anything else at lunch. It's a third of the price of any other option.
https://preview.redd.it/5v0laz1btz1d1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=52f858c0e5e8a226f12c2694a7e057cc8a9ea152 The Shitake Italian Beef is $15.50. The regular burger is $13.
Fogo de Chao in Emeryville has a similar lunch special for a great burger
Their food is very mid imo. I like the idea but after trying them a couple times Iâve decided to go elsewhereâŠ
Downvoted for using the word, âsando.â
We already have the beat food in the world in SF being home of all businessses under one development in SF
Unfortunately it's unlikely that new places will be able to compete on price with established restaurants, so when your choices are between places with comparable food quality people will choose the one with the lower lease.
But have you been to Miller & Lux in SF???
$35 burger with hidden charges at checkout. Nah thanks.
$35 for a hamburger is fucking criminal
The surcharge is a mandate. Youâre paying it if you dine in SF
Wasn't a law just passed prohibiting these?
Going into effect on July
I heard that but I heard it doesnât go into effect until til July 24
So in about 5 weeks. Hope they're already getting the systems and menus adjusted.
the painful part is that comments like these are so dumb that you canât easily tell whether you are joking around or not
??? It is a mandate. The restaurant has to fund health insurance. Itâs on the check or in the prices. Let me guess youâve never worked at or run a restaurant in SF. Surrounded by morons
itâs funny youâre calling people morons while also not being capable of what people are trying to say. Yes, of course itâs a mandate, no one dislikes that they have to, they dislike restaurants wanting to be deceiving and not giving the customers transparent prices. bake it into the prices, easy.
I mean it's not actually. It's a pass through for a city healthcare program, sort of, but it's just a generic fee.
The "mandate" is for the restaurant to provide health insurance. No one is mandating a surcharge. That word appearing on the menu is just them justifying their choice to add a charge, and hoping it will fool customers into thinking that the charge itself is mandated for all restaurants in SF. I didn't think anyone actually was falling for that anymore, but this thread seems to demonstrate otherwise. cc u/TinyNet2049
Yes the mandate is to pay for insurance, why I said itâs on the menu prices or as a surcharge. Get a life loser.
Where did you learn this?
Itâs called SF mandate
The restaurant calls it SF Mandate. It's not a surcharge which is mandated by the government.
It is not a mandate. It is a junk fee added by the restaurant. The justification is the mandate to pay for employee healthcare, but there is no requirement that fee goes towards that. Proof of this is that the "mandate" is subject to sales tax. Goverment imposed fees are not subject to sales tax.
Sounds like someplace the tech bros would frequent.
Anyplace with an ampersand in the title is charging 30% more than they should be. Thats why Wes Burgers uses âNâ more.
I stay away from restaurants with an ampersand in the name and restaurants with "company" in the name. It's a signal that they are going to serve overpriced, mediocre food.
Screams like one of those old times masculine sounding men's products names.
That's why I go to Sam's Pizza. No body get pizza at Sam's Pizza.
NBA Bros actually lol
Oh⊠well, thatâs totally different. And since my entertainment budget is roughly the same as Curryâs or Thompsonâs, Iâll be sure to check it out.
Wow, now you all have more restaurants to complain about the tipping at.
LOL!
Theyâll start complaining about the $20 burgers.
People SHOULD complain. The prices in this city are absurd. I donât spend as much money eating out in NY. And no way SF should be more expensive than NYC, none.
Then stop eating out so much, sounds like tipping workers that are dealing with the same economy you are is not in your budget or moral compass.
"Now let me post my personal anecdote and why it's more credible than actual data."
-signed Mark from Omaha
Markâs post in another subreddit: âIâve never left Nebraska because fuck everywhere else.â
But the sidewalk poop
That was actually a sidewalk outside a Walmart in Little Rock, Arkansas.
One thing that isn't mentioned with regard to restaurants downtown is that many of the big employers have on-site cafeterias. It is convenient for employees, but does eliminate the need to go out for lunch.
This has been true for decades though, pre pandemic the good restaurants still thrived. The issue is less people going into the office now.
Guy with a profile picture of a pickup truck with a gun rack has opinions about the future of downtown San Francisco...
I thought everyone is welcome here?
Found him
Found who? Someone with an opinion you donât like?
People being disrespectful and talking out of there ass about things they donât know shouldnât be welcomed in a lot of places
And you got all that from a profile picture? The guy just gave some data and an interpretation of it. You donât have to agree with it but quick to judge someone just over appearances.
Itâs more so the pfp makes me think this person isnât from sf and once thatâs confirmed I honestly see no reason for this person to be chiming in when itâs only to try and hurt the city. They donât live here, they donât know what living here is actually like, most of them donât even do any real research or even talk to people who live here. Just listen to what MSM is telling them to think about SF and roll with it. These people are actively hurting the rep of my city when they are literally wrong about it and I donât like it. Why should they be welcomed
Also, what is he/she wrong about specifically?
The summed up consensus of the people like that are that sf is all homeless camps and poop, burgers cost $30 on the low end and rent is 6k for a studio. Obviously I am exaggerating their exaggerations but thatâs why they piss me off. They say things that are simply not true about sf as if they see it everyday. Transplants arenât sfs problem, theyâre annoying but we need them. People who have never set foot in sf talking about it like itâs a 4th world country are the problem
You donât understand your bias here? Youâre literally profiling based on appearances. Is there a certain way someone from SF should look and behave? https://www.foundsf.org/index.php?title=Lavender_Panthers_%26_LGBTQ_Politics_in_the_Postwar_Era Would you judge someone who had this as their pfp as someone not from SF?
Your holding onto the pfp thing to much. Itâs about what theyâre saying. The people who tend to be saying these things typically have those pfps.
You seriously spent 4 posts arguing this? Go take your pickup somewhere and touch some grass.
Are YOU from here? Like, actually from here?
Born n fucking raised
Canât have a different opinion, yo. Itâs group-think or no thinking at all. Welcome to SF circa 2024. So sad. It used to be such an open-minded, free-thinking place.
Someone with a profile photo like that is clearly expressing themselves
Nah. Not anymore. Thatâs old sf. If you donât have the right opinion on everything, youâre not welcome, thanks to the recent transplants.
Seems like asking people not to judge based on appearances or tribal affiliations is asking too much. I guess people from SF have no right to comment about politics elsewhere in the world, or people from around the world can judge SF based on anecdotes and MSM stories. It goes both ways right?
A pick up truck and gun rack. Well, that settles it. He clearly deserves to die
Anyone know what's happening at the crocker galleria right now? I was figuring that would be a good test for the downtown lunch crowd coming back.
In time all SF will have a super overramp Development time SF stops being sleepy and get up and go to work :)
But Fox News said all restaurants would disappear in CA because large fast food chains had to pay $20/hr.
That was weird because I thought all our cities were burned down by BLM. I heard it on Fox News.
Well on foxnews means fake news
My personal favorite was when the chronicle posted an article about the last run of the old BART fleet and some redneck was all, "You get what you vote for, libs! Now you don't even have public transportation in San Fran."
God, people are stupid.
U talking about u or what lol đ
Lol, I may do stupid things sometimes but thankfully no, Iâm not stupid. At least not stupid enough to interpret the retirement of a BART fleet as the end of mass transit in a major metro.
Huh? đ€
See the comment by Competitive_Chard385 that I was originally responding to; they said, âMy personal favorite was when the chronicle posted an article about the last run of the old BART fleet and some redneck was all, âYou get what you vote for, libs! Now you don't even have public transportation in San Fran.ââ That was what prompted me to remark on how stupid people are.
BUT MY NEIHHBOR WAS ROBBED BY A RESTAIRAYNT
What the hell are u talking about đ
Man in Florida lurking in the sub: âBut whatabout fent?â
As someone is doing that just outside their home.
đ nah no drugs keep that shit on the sun
I presume theyâll just ignore this news rather than experience physical distress
Haters have opinions in 3...2...1...
Need the raw numbers to compare closures since 2020 vs openings since 2020. Can you share the article?
bizjournals.com
Well, duh. Hardly any left to close.
More to open right :)
Where is this article?
The report this headline is based off of states 22 new businesses against 10 closures in 2022 and 2023 combined. Only 10 closures does not sound correct. Here's a list of the 22 openings: * Bini's Kitchen * Bowl'd Acai Cafe * Cenote Mexican Kitchen & Watering Hole * Cento Coffee Systeme D Cafe * Chicken G's * Flywheel Coffee * Heartwood * Hed verythai * Holbrook House * Holy Nata * Il Porcellino Grasso * Incantations by Voodoo Love * Nick the Greek * Orafo * Penelope's Coffee & Tea * Postscript * Ramen Hiroshi * Seoul Soup Company * Super Kitchen 80 * Superfine Kitchen * Terrene * The Third Floor at The Jay Hotel
Does not sound correct based on what?
10 restaurant closures in all of 2022 and 2023 combined? doesn't that seem small to you?
Do you have data that says otherwise?
[This article lists 31 closures in 2023 alone.](https://sfstandard.com/2023/12/11/san-francisco-saddest-restaurant-closures-2023/) OP's original article claiming only 10 closures in TWO years is absolute bullshit
yes
Garry Tan getting worried that the "boom loop" is coming ahead of schedule.
come on SF haters do something, bring on the doom loop
Good news
If you think about it there are more restaurant turnovers than the advancement of the culinary field.
Is there a graph over time? Curious how much of this is post-pandemic rebound.
wow this changes everything
Indeed a nee begging after post covid
Where can I find a list of new restaurant openings? Kind of desperate for a job⊠I worked my butt off for a healthcare/tech startup, filling 3 roles, and then they sold the company and laid everyone off. Itâs been impossible to get an interview and Iâve been at it for 6 months with dozens of role focused resumes.
Whats your background tons of companies are hiring for people just need to connect with companies
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San Francisco Derangement Syndrome.
Get mad and stay mad, I want the city to succeed but letâs be real this new minimum wage is fucked, how many of you tracked the news of closures immediately after they were put into place? I hope these new places can succeed regardless
Itâs called rock bottom we can only go up from where we are
Like your comment :)
No restrooms. You'll have to shit on the street like everyone else.
Lots of the long time classic SF spots retired so obviously there is loads of inventory ready for someone to give it a go. Combine that with the SF credit to get spaces opened (like in Embarcadero) where the city gives rent credit to the landlord to fill the spaces (devils teeth, etc.) of course there are more openings! Duh. City will come back as some point so if they can ride it out a few more years while someone attempts to fill up the empty office towers or entice people to go downtown for reasons other than work⊠they just might make it. Keeping streets clear of crap helps too. đ
London Breed claims to have a plan to fill downtown with 30,000 new residents, making it a neighborhood instead of a business district. Who knows how she'll do it or if she even can, but that neighborhood will be radically different a decade from now. Also, I live close to downtown and have never seen crap on the streets there. Do people even know what downtown is or do they think it's anything east of Van Ness?
They think downtown = tenderloin/mid market/north soma
embarcadero center, is downtown IMO and I'd include Union square all the way to the ball park/Chase center. poop, zombies and tents everywhere.
obviously they're outpacing closures because everything is already closed! lol at some point new openings would have to outpace closures if there's literally nothing left to close. doesn't mean these new openings are going to survive.
Actually studies show places are opening and not shutting down this is the fastest pace of opening since tech rush of 14
Let me know how long they stay open
OP doesnât know how statistics work.
You know that three in five restraints close in their first year, right? https://www.menutiger.com/blog/restaurant-failure-rate-statistics#:~:text=According%20to%20recent%20restaurant%20industry,from%20the%2090%25%20failure%20rate.
That would apply to every place then and make the closure narrative even more inaccurate.
"report finds", "Experts say", "person of authority says" seen this ol song n dance before!
I mean, restaurants have one of the highest turnover rates of all businesses, so, I wouldnât use this as *my* measuring stick, but hey, go ahead and party on.
Yall get so butthurt about people shit talking sf its hilarious
Only because itâs alt right trolls talking out of their asses. And sadly people believe them.
Dude you are all over the sub accusing everyone of being an alt right troll. Itâs like a weird obsession.Â
I hate When they spread disinformation. That is all.
Doesn't take an alt right troll to notice everything isn't sunshine and rainbows
Alt right? what is this 2018? lol
What are you people calling yourselves these days?
Ask MSNBC. They make up the names that you repeat. Or ask the guy that you buy all the bumper stickers that your cult makes you buy. He should should be up to date.
YOU PEOPLE?!?! seriously tho Iâm not âalt rightâ but I think labels like that are cringe
Get over your hurt feelings.
I hope you have a wonderful day, friend
Showing that you care so much about proving them wrong really shows insecurity on your end
lol ok.
have you ever visited another city before? SF only has unbeatable natural beauty going for it. None of the other aspects of a city measure up to any random city in any other 1st world country. City management, restaurants per capita, housing construction per capita, homelessness per capita, cleanliness, and social events measure up to any other city with similar populations across the world.
lol good luck to them.
They dont need luck they have the dream it and comes trye concept :)
Iâm not spending $30 on a burger thanks
You want me to give you a list of places in SF with sub $10 burgers? It might blow your mind.
Yes please
Benders bar, Columbus Burger, Super Duper Burger, Uncle Boys, Burger Littles, Beeps, Tony's Cable Car, Wes Burger, Hawaiian Drive In (Cheapest cheeseburger in SF @ $3.75), Whiz Burger all have burgers for $10 or less.
Commenting to save this list for the future :p out of these which ones are your favorite?
I LOVE Beeps. There is just something really fun about going to that Drive-In and grabbing a burger and shake to eat in the car. The burger at Benders is also really good, but that's helped partially because you're usually drunk while you're eating it. I'd gladly eat a burger from any place that I just listed if I were hungry, though.
Thank you! :)
Big ups to Benders Bar kitchen. We go there specifically to eat. Love the couple working the kitchen too
STK. and in n out.Â
Are they the new restaurants from the article?
Izzy and Wooks, one of the newest restaurants to open downtown, has an $8 truffle burger. Game, Set, Match. Go sit down. [https://www.yelp.com/biz\_photos/izzy-and-wooks-san-francisco?select=jKONWksJwdQ3WZEyItEEDw](https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/izzy-and-wooks-san-francisco?select=jKONWksJwdQ3WZEyItEEDw)
8 dollars per slider. Â Be honest.Â
The full burgers are like $13.50. Far cry from the thirty I was hearing. Also, those Mini Izzy burgers are bigger than a traditional slider. This is the $8 burger. Huge, no. But it's a lot bigger than a White Castle burger, which is the textbook definition of a slider. https://preview.redd.it/egk38ibtsz1d1.jpeg?width=752&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ff9d42b10f1422ac04bdb31c52cceed3911204cc
Iâm sure none will survive without junk fees. 6.9% for cost of business in San Francisco. GFY
I disagree with higher wages and cost of business equally setting new trends SF is changing for the better :)
YOUR city? Youâve been here all of what? 5 yrs? Btw, you realize the average lifespan of a new restaurant in SF is pretty short, right? How does that replace the mainstays that are closing left and right?
âMy city rulesâ đ€ź
Aww u jelly because you dont live in SF đ
Still not visiting downtown.
Not enough disabled parking.
Does insulting people somehow make people like SF more? Â I spend every day downtown. Most of the issue is the lack of commuters and the general attitude this sub projects doesnât make it more inviting.Â
You probably wouldnât visit the main drag of a 300 person village either. Only Walmart for you!
Probably not, either. Only k mart for me actually.
I took you for a Love's kinda dude. Lotsa beef jerky.
Ok. Likely more worthwhile than almost any place you have been to or live.
Probably true.
Probably because it costs next to nothing for rent.
The data comes from Israelis.
We have to organize more citizen garbage pickups!!!!!!!!!!! Where are we going to find all the photographers to document our volunteer work?!