Recently, Vic Wong of MissionMission was kind enough to invite a few of us over to taste Kopi Luwak, a type of coffee that’s consumed by a civet and, well — shat out — before it’s consumed as coffee.
I can’t say I particularly enjoyed the taste, but you can read more about this over at MissionMission.
“Project Rainbow” is an art installation in the window of Little Roxie on 16th and Valencia. A mannequin reaches out to television sets displaying mysterious images while wading in a sea of candy. Weird!
Note that despite a credit for “audio,” I didn’t hear anything while I was taking these photos.
You might recall the favorite fruit of Spaniglish-speakers everywhere, the estraberi showing up at Loma Produce last year.
Well thanks to this photo by Alexia Anthem, we can see that estraberis have returned to Loma Produce for 2011!
According to this flyer, plastered all over the 16th and Valencia area today, Bombay Bazar and Ice Cream has moved to a new location and is once again selling Indian foods, items, and their crazy (but delicious) ice cream flavors.
The address listed, 245 South Van Ness, is the home of Lost Art Salon according to Google Maps and Yelp. (No word online about Lost Art’s closure/relocation.)
How often does “The Bard” get honored in street art? Not often enough!
Spotted at Mission and 17th
Well I’ve seen a lot of free stuff on the sidewalks of San Francisco, but this one was a surprise. Be sure to bring a truck, a really big wrench, and a screwdriver. It’s still plugged in and seems to be in fine condition.
Spotted at 18th and Guerrero.
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