Kudos to Crudo

Oysters hook Ally on Divisadero bar

by Ally Beran — July 14, 2010 at 7:22 p.m.

I first tasted the delights of Bar Crudo back in the day when it was a tiny presence right next to the Tunnel Top on Bush Street. I had only been once, but it summoned into a culinary heaven in just one bite. It was calling me like that beckoning finger of smoke that you see in cartoons rising off the pie cooling on the wooden cutting board. I ordered the oysters first —I’m a sucker for a good bi-valve— and these were excellent, kumomotos, I think.

Gift from the city has some strings attached

Owners of Mojo Cafe must apply for new liquor license for outdoor seating

by Will Liu — July 13, 2010 at 12:20 a.m.

With the city’s new sidewalk extension program creating places for people to eat and relax outside of Mojo Bicycle Cafe, the store is working to give customers outside privileges with their alcohol.

Residents of NoPa show respect for the neighborhood

NoPa residents show respect for the neighborhood

Panhandle Clean-Up event focuses on clearing paths of mud and stagnant water

by Nathan Codd — July 10, 2010 at 2:30 p.m.

North of Panhandle residents lent a muddy, gloved hand to their local park July 10 at the monthly NOPNA Panhandle Clean-Up.

Volunteers said helping keep the Panhandle in good shape is one of the best ways of living up to the popular NOPNA motto “respect the neighborhood.”

Muni ups the frequency

Residents can look forward to restored schedules and late-night routes in their neighborhood

by Nathan Codd — July 9, 2010 at 6:36 p.m.

Alamo Square residents may have a portion of their slashed bus services restored by the end of the summer due to an unexpected surplus in funding at the San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency.