Oh, thanks LZ. Astute analysis.
Although, over the summer I was invited to some kind of hoe-down at a place on Guerrero between 26th and 25th, so there might be a northward creep in effect.
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There’s not much Guerrero south of 26th Street.
That’s San Jose/Guerrero: 5 blocks of Guerrero south of 26th – becoming San Jose Avenue at 28th on the east side and at Valley on the west side. Burrito Justice includes us as part of La Lengua.
It was actually a Honky Tonk party, not a hoe-down, but I could see how you could make that mistake.
My B. How was it?
There was a lot of Hank Williams, western wear, line dancing and keg standing. Maybe it wasn’t the most mission-centric of party themes, but you can only attend/throw so many 80s parties.
Remember that 24th St is a semi-permeable hipster membrane. Also, there is Groger’s Western Wear between 25th and 26th on Valencia, so I could see how you could make that mistake.
Note that LaLeReAr recently decided to expand La Lengua northward to 22nd (since no one else was using it).
I always liked the sign on the store at 30th street: “Garlic Ice Cream Brunch”. Not sure how many commas, if any, are omitted.