Random fashion thoughts - Page 4939

I'm with you man.. I have a closet full of shit, and all i wear is wings and horns pants + shirts, common projects & a field jacket.

i can sell 90% and it wouldn't change how I look on a day to day basis.

Don't get me wrong, I have a lot of new shit I haven't gotten around to wearing and my method is slowly integrating them into the rotation. It is far superior than my day to day stuff so in a way I already have all my future cops but they're from the past. I drop them in when I want some change, so it's an honest transition not like a mannequin mimic or anything like that. There is no point in buying any more at this point is what I suppose I was trying to say. I'm sure you could do the same and cut off most future purposes.

Any sf food spot recs then? Not looking for high dining but dope places like all the rustic spots we have in LA.

its no biggie as its slowly departing, I am just bored of a lot of it. Also, I use to live in miami, ive lived in boca raton, miramar, orlando, and jacksonville. Tired of florida, no way I'd go back, not my scene.

check out the layover san fran by anthony bourdain.. everything he did there looked awesome.

then again, anything he does is awesome.

Hang out by public high schools and Jamie Oliver might show up and cook you a meal.

The House in North Beach is pretty good. Haven't been in a few years. Hog Island Oyster is a nice spot on a sunny day. Beer + oysters overlooking the water. Swan Oyster has been around forever but I've never been. San Tung for some bomb chicken wings and stir fried Chinese food. R&G for more Chinese food.

pretty sure one of us posted this a few years ago here but here's a repost:


also in soon a title thread

If you're not leaving the actual city:

Breakfast/pastries - Tartine Bakery

Coffee - Philz

Snacks/between meal stops - Swan Oyster Depot, SOMA StrEAT food park (food trucks/microbrews on tap), Chez Papa Resto (just grab the steak tartare at the bar)

Burgers - a lot of places in SF make good burgers at least on par with Rustic Canyon not gonna lie

Pizza - Tony's Pizza Napoletana, Capo's, 00 (although the soft serve and fried chicken might be better than the pizza)

Noodles - Turtle Tower (get the CHICKEN pho), Halu (ramen)

Happy Hour - Nihon Whiskey Lounge (tons of whiskey, pretty good food)

Dinner - Zuni Cafe (the roast chicken for 2, order as soon as you are seated it takes forever, devour raw bar and rabbit salad while you wait), Saison (ballerish tasting menu), Zushi Puzzle (sushi), Incanto (Chris Cosentino's pride and joy)
*I left off some of the famous spots since you said you weren't interested so no Gary Danko/ Crenn / Fleur de Lys / Jardiniere etc.

Dessert - Bi-Rite Creamery, date spots - Luna Park / Candy Bar / Ghiradelli Square

all i want to do is wear unstructured blazers, listen to the soundtrack from risky business and eat expensive chocolate.

Turtle Tower Pho is good. Northern Style, nothing like what you find in OC.

A guy on another forum is trying to explain to me how "having swag goes beyond the clothes you wear".

 

Yes, that episode was solid.  He arrived at the fairmont as actually walked by my place on the way to swan oyster depot, and met up with the Chef of La Folie, which is fantastic, although it's unlikely I will be back anytime soon considering the foie gras ban.  

 

 

^^ damn, spot on.  

 

I'll like to add NOPA for a sit down burger or ROAM for fast food burger.

money cant buy swag

I sincerely doubt I could pull it off, but this is so cool



RFT: would it be some form of heresy to get my canvas hoodcoat professionally dyed? Not that I even think there's anyone in my area that does that sort of thing, but something I've been mulling over

Don't dye that thing unless you're dying it deep purple