Posts Tagged ‘cafe’
Hoodscope Exclusive: Poleng Lounge Co-owner to Open The Summit, an Art Bar & Cafe in the Mission
The beloved Poleng Lounge officially shut it’s doors back in January, and co-owner Desi Danganan has been busy trying to get a new venture up and running. SF Weekly’s John Birdsall previously reported that he was considering an opportunity in the Mission. We now know that the new venture will be an art bar and […]
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Tags: art gallery, cafe, desi danganan, i/o ventures, poleng, poleng lounge, startups, the summit
Potrero Hill’s Axis Café calls itself “the neighborhood living room,” which is immediately evident when you walk in and see the roaring fireplace — even in the middle of the afternoon. But unlike, say, our living room, the décor here is industrial chic: huge windows, vaulted ceilings, and concrete walls. Comfy couches and armchairs take […]
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Tags: axis cafe, cafe, coffee house, coffee shop
With independently owned neighborhood coffee shops going the way of the dodo, students and work-from-home warriors are finding it increasingly difficult to find local cafés to call home. CCSF students and Ingleside residents might have slightly less to worry about than those in other ‘hoods. Java on Ocean has cemented itself as the neighborhood locale […]
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Tags: cafe, coffee, coffee shop, java on ocean, sfoodie
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