Mission Mission

[via The Tens]

Watch until the very end. What a landing!

[via Emma]

The Galley serving “brunch bar snacks” at Virgil’s??? This is gonna be fuuuuun:

Egg Cups
-Bacon
-Chorizo
-Spinach & Mushroom

Polenta Bar
- Poached Egg
- Arugula
- Bacon
- Garlic Mushrooms
- Brown Sugar
- Fruit

Chocolate Covered Strawberries

Hearty Bread with Apricot Jam

RSVP and invite your friends!

P.S. I love Clooney’s, don’t get me wrong

In glorious black and white! And daaaaaaaang is this jam a banger!!

Sweat Lodge performs tonight at Thee Parkside btw!

Bitch! Follow SoMa StrEat Food Park on Facebook for daily menu updates! This is almost as good as that time Walter White was seen walking into Pal’s Take Away.

While we’re at it, a couple more Mission-related screenshots from hit TV series after the jump:

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[via Lindsay]

Mission Local reports:

First came parklets. Next up: mini-stages for street performers.

The Chronicle reported today on a project called Street Stage, which was recently deployed at the Mission Community Market. Designed to be compact and mobile — perfect for street performers — the original prototype was constructed in 48 hours during Makeathon by George Zisiadis.

Read on.

Coming Friday to the #BiRiteCreamery Soft Serve Window…PUMPKIN SOFT SERVE! Soon to be in the scoop shops and in pints, too. #FallIsHere #i

— bi-rite market (@BiRiteSF) September 25, 2013

[via @np]

Here’s Gothamist founder Jake Dobkin on gentrification in NYC:

All New Yorkers are gentrifiers. Say you’re of Jewish extraction: your forebears gentrified some Irish right out of L.E.S. around the turn of the century. Or maybe you’re Irish, and your ancestors were responsible for gentrifying the marginal land around the Collect Pond in Five Points. Or maybe your family goes all the way back to New Amsterdam and Peter Minuit, the original gentrifier, who gentrified the poor Native Americans right off Manhattan island. No New Yorker, no matter how long their tenure, has the right to point fingers and say to anyone else “the problem started when you arrived here.” [link]

[via kottke.org]