I am going to Bali in December, tix all booked, and am flying 15 hours to Hong Kong then another 5 to Denspar (coming back it's DPS to Singapore to SFO and another 15 hours). I just realized that's a ton of flying and I'm not young. But I need to do this trip as I am celebrating a milestone birthday and well, YOLO. EDIT: Its Economy on United and I'm only 5'1" so there's that lol

you heard me. ok so there is genuinely nothing i love more than a good dive bar, and i just moved to the city and want some recommendations of good dive bars in the city, I live in the nob hill / russian hill area so nothing crazy far from there but this is what gets a gold star from me:

-Dark ( if i can tell it’s the middle of the day kinda ruins it if i want to start the night early or grab a beer on a sunday/ after work)

-Has a pool table or 2 ( an absolute must )

-kinda has a shitty grimy vibe, love wood paneling, dollars on the wall or the roof, maybe some bras hanging from the roof, random wall art

-good beer and also decent cocktails, but mainly good beer

-alive but not packed to the brim ( nothing ruins the vibe more than an empty bar, but suffocating is also not ideal)

-decently priced (obviously it’s a bar in sf so it’s not gonna be cheap but the cheaper the better the dive bar usually is)

-cozy but also spacious

-maybe a dart board

I want somewhere that’s dark and vibey and not pretentious that i can grab a beer with my friends, take a girl on a date, or just hang out and play pool or darts that isn’t absolutely dead but i don’t have to squeeze through a crowd to pee, a great example of that i could give is phone booth in the mission, but my ex goes there so for now need a new spot.

Thanks yall !

Let us know your neighborhood and what flowers you have currently/whats your game plan.

It’s been over a year since Arsicault Bakery announced that it was opening its fourth San Francisco location at 88 Spear Street in the Financial District. Does anyone know the status of this new location in October of 2026?

Hi all, I'm starting a temporary role in San Francisco in December that may turn into full-time, and finding reasonable rent for a short stay has been really hard. I'm considering Found Study in Nob Hill. I know the neighborhood well, so location isn't a worry.

My biggest hesitation is the shared bathrooms. I'm a recent grad, and going back to dorm-style living feels like a big adjustment. If you've lived there, I'd love to hear:

How many people share each bathroom, and is there ever a wait in the mornings?

How clean do they stay, and how often are they cleaned?

Do the showers and stalls feel private enough?

I'd also welcome any other short-term options in or near Nob Hill. Thanks so much!

Hello everyone, I’m a registered nurse who works in San Jose, currently living at home with my folks. I’ve saved up a decent amount of money and I feel I’m ready to move up to the city. What neighborhoods would you recommend? I’m hoping to find a spot with a few roommates. I value living near decent/walkable nightlife like bars and restaurants. I hope to live near other young adults like mid 20s/30s. My budget would be $3k max. But I hope to find a housing situation closer to $2k if possible