Mission Mission

At Turner’s Kitchen, possibly today only! If this photo isn’t enough, read all about it:

Sandwich special! Hot pastrami, melted American cheese, avocado, garden lettuces, grilled onion, tomato and 1,000 island (aka spread) on Dutch crunch roll. Inspired by the @innout double-double. ❤️🍔🇺🇸

[via Turner's Kitchen on Instagram]

When I first saw this photo (by photographer Kodiak Greenwood) back in February, I was like “I’m gonna write a song about that.” Here it is:

Hope u like it

The great Troy Holden has been a major street photography force in SF for as long as I can remember. Yesterday he published some new stuff on his blog.

(These two are from here and here specifically.)

RIP Sinbad's

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RIP Sinbad’s

This Thursday night at the legendary Verdi Club! Read all about it:

Verdi Wild Things Are is a new comedy show on the 2nd Thursday of the month with a rotating lineup of special guests.

After the tragic demise of The Business at the Dark Room Theatre and the Cynic Cave at Lost Weekend Video, four alumni of those legendary shows set out to keep experimental standup comedy alive in the Mission District by uniting to form a might comedy Voltron at the venerable 100-year old Italian social club, the Verdi Club.

In July we’ll be featuring guest comedians Arjun Bannerjee, Allison Mick, Jesse Hett, and Mikey Walz.

Here’s a little more about the hosts:

Nato Green – Nato has a column in the San Francisco Examiner, a weekly segment on KALW public radio, has written for Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell on FX and been named San Francisco’s Best Comedian by the SF Weekly, Huffington Post, SFist, and CBS.

Natasha Muse – The SF Weekly once declared her a “Comedian to Watch” in 2014, and in 2016 they upgraded her to an “Artist to Watch.” She regularly features at the SF Punchline and Cobb’s Comedy Club, and has worked with such comedy luminaries as Maria Bamford, Roseanne Barr,Janeane Garofalo, Wyatt Cenac, and God.

Francesca Fiorentini – Francesca Fiorentini is a journalist, comedy writer, and performer. She is a host and producer with National Geographic Television’s show “Explorers” and with AJ+, the online channel of Al Jazeera Media Network.

More info and tickets here.

Mariachi’s, located at 16th and Valencia and beloved for its wide variety of different veggie options, closed in 2010.

[via Ariel Dovas on Twitter]

UPDATE: Scandalous!!!!!

A lot of fun @roxietheater meals there. They used to sell sangria in to-go cups!

— Mike Keegan (@keegskeegskeegs) July 10, 2017

[via Capp Street Crap on Twitter]

1.) Your last chance to attend Phonographic Memory in its original form! Check it out:

For over two and half years Phonographic Memory has put on free monthly shows at the Bernal Heights Library. The programs creator, Corey Bloom, is moving to the east coast so we’re going big with the last session in the neighborhood. On July 8th, from 12:00-4:00PM, at the Bernal Heights Recreation Center we’re throwing an outdoor park jam with DJ’s, record vendors, community groups, a food truck and, of course, storytellers. Corey has curated the lineup to pay tribute to the depth and dimensions of the Bay Area music scene, which have impacted his life in a variety of ways.

[RSVP and invite your friends!]

2.) ABV‘s birthday party with free booze and tacos! Check it out:

On Sunday, July 9th, critically-acclaimed American cocktail bar and beloved industry hangout, ABV will be celebrating its 3rd anniversary. ABV and Over Proof partners, Todd Smith, Ryan Fitzgerald and Erik Reichborn-Kjennerud, along with the rest of their incredible bar team, will be opening their doors to friends, regulars, and Bay Area locals with free tacos and drinks. From 2-5pm that Sunday ABV will have a complimentary taco bar, daiquiris, micheladas, beer, and bubbles. After 5pm all drinks will be $3 (the tacos will most definitely be gone, though).

3.) Broke-Ass Stuart’s french fry party! Check it out:

I’ve got this rad event coming up, it’s a French Fry Festival!

A whole bunch of food trucks will be doing their own take on french fries, plus there will be DJ’s playing beats, and an all you can drink beer option. It’s gonna be pretty rad.

[Read all about it!]