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How a SoMa Wine Bar Is Tapping Into SF’s Downtown Recovery

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By Kristi Coale Verified
| The Frisc Verified
A decade ago, Sarah Garand was working downtown at a nonprofit organization and wanted an after-work hangout to unwind, one that served good wine, beer, and snacks and didn’t bankrupt her and her colleagues. Nothing fit the bill, so Garand raised money from coworkers and started a weekly happy hour at the office. It soon grew, and even friends of friends were attending. The popularity inspired her to leave her office job and try to open a bar with the same happy-hour spirit.
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Maximum Steps: Get the Insider Route On This Journey Up Twin Peaks

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By Kristi Coale Verified
| The Frisc Verified
Depending on whom you ask, San Francisco is built on anywhere from seven hills to more than 48. But most can agree that the city’s second highest points are its most iconic: the aptly-named Twin Peaks. These siblings share the same height — roughly 922 feet — but not the same name; “Eureka” belongs to the northern hill, and “Noe” to the south. A cruise up Twin Peaks Boulevard via car or bike offers a straightforward, albeit windy, way to the top.
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Downtown’s Parties Are Hella Fun, But What Happens When the Music Stops?

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By Kristi Coale Verified
| The Frisc Verified
On a clear, windy evening three weeks ago, scores of people streamed onto a stretch of South of Market’s 2nd Street that was closed off to cars. At one end, the Flock of Seagirls rocked ‘80s tribute tunes on the Bingo and Bands stage. A few steps away, a brave soul sang along to a hip-hop remix of “Angel in the Morning” at the Curbside Karaoke station.
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