Fisherman’s Wharf just got classier with this saloon-slash-lounge. Yes, we said Fisherman’s Wharf.
Project One combines the best of San Francisco art and nightlife, as it’s part gallery, part event space. Stop by for an urban luxe happy hour or dance the night away to one of the city’s best DJs in the cavernous lounge.
Fisherman’s Wharf just got classier with this saloon-slash-lounge. Yes, we said Fisherman’s Wharf.
The name’s Italian for “beautiful skin,” and this FiDi spa focuses on just that. A vast selection of treatments (peels, facials, waxing, bronzing) for men and women makes it the perfect place for maintenance.
An eclectic boutique for ’70s-chic vintage finds from the likes of Lagerfeld and Dior, unusual yet charming housewares, and the shop’s own line of accessories made with Al’s Attire in North Beach.
This volunteer-run organization in Oakland offers free and low-cost classes, curated and open-submission art shows, as well as a shop full of indie clothing and crafts. It’s also available for events.
Part restaurant, part purveyor of exotic spices and little-known ingredients, Boulettes Larder has a devoted following that includes local foodies and celebs.
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The epicenter of Oakland’s waterfront district is undergoing a revitalization, complete with a Ferry Building-style market, new restaurants, and more. Many an event is held at this landmark named for the famous writer.
Head to this Hayes Valley salon for all your hair care needs — cut, color, conditioning treatment. The outdoor patio is especially lovely for private parties (hear that, bridezillas?).
From inception to food and flowers to service, Fork & Spoon Productions tends to the wants and desires of the client, whether low-key bride or big-deal corporation to ensure the event goes off without a hitch.