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[December 20, 2012]
Telecom Reseller Week Returns to ITEXPO Miami 2013
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Conference educates attendees on IP Communications equipment and service sales,
Jan 30. -Feb.1 in Miami
NORWALK, Conn. - December 20, 2012 - TMC announced that
Telecom Reseller Week
, a cutting-edge forum which focuses on IP communication equipment and service sales, will return to ITEXPO Miami January 30-February 1, 2013. Telecom Reseller Week is part of the free programming at
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, the world's largest and best-attended communications and technology trade show, at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami Beach, Florida.
Telecom Reseller Week introduces and informs attendees of new solutions and sales techniques. The conference also fosters new partnerships formed through innovative sales strategies presented in content-rich sessions. Extensive Q&A opportunities are built into the program, to enable attendees to get the most out of their participation. Vendor demonstration time is also built into the schedule - allowing participant's time to see the latest products and services.
Telecom Reseller Week Programming Includes:
--Moving to Lync
- This session addresses how to make the implementation and transition to Microsoft Lync easy and beneficial by using SIP trunks and qualified devices.
--Successful SIP Trunking
- Discussion in this session will address the need to reduce IT budgets through transitioning clients to successful SIP trunking methods.
--Moving Beyond UC Project Barriers
- By focusing on the changes Unified Communications brings to businesses, attendees will be educated on how non-technical factors can be dealt with to produce better results.
--Is the Cloud Right for You?
- This session dives into the pros and cons of various cloud services and how they can be used to benefit any business in the areas of implementation, security, availability, control and changing with the IT times.
Gary Audin will be moderating the sessions within the Telecom Reseller Week. He has over 40 years of computer, communications and security consulting and implementation experience. He has also planned, designed, specified, implemented and operated data, LAN, WAN, and telephone networks. These have included local area, national and international networks as well as VoIP and IP convergent networks in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Australia, Caribbean and Asia.
"Telecom Reseller Week teaches attendees how to effectively sell IP Communications equipment and services, with proven tips and best practices for addressing the challenges resellers face in today's economy," said Rich Tehrani (
), TMC CEO and ITEXPO conference chairman. "We are thrilled to welcome Telecom Reseller Week back to ITEXPO Miami."
Telecom Reseller week is free to all ITEXPO attendees.
for ITEXPO is now open. For a limited time - the Platinum Pass is $99, and allows access to all ITEXPO Conference Events. Your ITEXPO conference registration also includes access to sessions within the collocated Asterisk (
) World and Cloud4SMB programs. In Asterisk World, discover how Asterisk, the world's most widely used open source telephony software, can save you money and empower you to create more flexible telephony solutions. Cloud4SMB focuses on the unique needs and challenges of small and medium businesses (SMBs) seeking to leverage the benefits of cloud computing solutions.
ITEXPO is proudly supported by Diamond Sponsors: Digium (
), Telefónica; Platinum Sponsors: AudioCodes, NETXUSA, Interactive Intelligence, Sansay; Gold Sponsors: Adtran, Commlogik, 888VoIP, Sagemcom, Sangoma, snom, tw telecom (
), Vitelity, Voxbone, Yealink.
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, (203) 852-6800 x109. For media registration, contact
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. For the latest ITEXPO news, updates and information, follow the event on Twitter at
About Telecom Reseller UC Networks:
Telecom Reseller reports on Unified Communications for enterprise and SMBs. We report extensively on both customer premises based solutions such as Hybrid and IP-PBX as well as cloud based and hosted platforms. Avaya, Cisco, NEC, Siemens, Mitel, Vertical, Polycom (
), Aastra, snom, are among the many key brands we routinely write about. Alternative approaches to delivering UC in private and public sector commercial grade settings include open source and Microsoft's Lync. Telecom Reseller is published both in print and on line. Visit
Telecom Reseller
for further information.
About TMC:
TMC is a global, integrated media company that helps clients build communities in print, in person and online. TMC publishes multiple magazines including
M2M Evolution
Cloud Computing
. TMCnet is read by as many as 1.5 million unique visitors each month, and is the leading source of news and articles for the communications and technology industries. TMC is also the producer of
, the world's leading B2B communications event, as well as industry events: M2M Evolution; Cloud4SMB Expo; DevCon5; Super Wi-Fi Summit, CVx; Asterisk World; StartupCamp, and more. Visit
TMC Events
for a complete listing and further information.
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April 16, 1959 ŌĆö Dec. 10, 2010
CULVER ŌĆö┬ĀCharles A. ŌĆ£ChuckŌĆØ Orangias, 51, of Culver, passed away Friday, Dec. 10, 2010.
Chuck was born April 16, 1959 in Melrose Park, Ill. He was one of the six children born to Mike and Marie (Hartmann) Orangias. He attended and graduated from Plymouth High School in 1977. There he met and fell in love with his lifelong best friend, Kay Flosenzier. They were married June 28, 1980. Their union was blessed with two children.
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KNOX ŌĆö Gerald J. Fingerhut, 71, North Judson, died Friday, Dec. 10, 2010 at Starke Memorial Hospital, Knox.
He is survived by his wife Shirley; daughters, Lisa (Richard) Brettin of Plymouth and Marsha (Michael) Reimbold of North Judson; son, Bruce Fingerhut of North Judson; brothers, Kenneth Fingerhut of Elwood, Neb. and Keith A. Fingerhut of North Judson; and 11 grandchildren.
Aug. 2, 1939 ŌĆö Dec. 10, 2010
BREMEN ŌĆö Lake of the Woods resident Terry C. Hall, 71, a devoted family man and dedicated professional, has passed away following a one year illness at 4:58 p.m. Friday, Dec. 10, 2010 in the St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Mishawaka.
April 7, 1919 ŌĆö Dec. 11, 2010
WALKERTON ŌĆö┬ĀLucy B. Haug, 91, passed away Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010 in MillerŌĆÖs Merry Manor, Walkerton.┬Ā
Mrs. Haug was born April 7, 1919 in Donaldson, to Charles and Stella (Boyer) Dricker and lived in the area all of her life. Nov. 26, 1939 in Twin Lakes, she was married to Carl M. Haug, who preceded her in death.┬Ā
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ROCHESTER ŌĆö Edward R. Imhoff, 9, of Rochester, died at 5:25 p.m. Saturday at Parkview Hospital, Fort Wayne.┬Ā
He is survived by┬Āhis parents, Nathan and Annetta Ramer Imhoff; a brother, Walter; sisters: Noreen, Louise, Eva Mae, Elaine and Juanita; maternal grandparents, Ben and Verna Ramer of Rochester; paternal grandmother, Hettie Imhoff of Goshen; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Visitation will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Dec. 13 and from 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14 at his home.
Jan. 7, 1930 ŌĆö Dec. 10, 2010
PLYMOUTH ŌĆö Betty Jean Wilhelm, 80, died at 12:40 a.m. Friday, Dec. 10, 2010 in the Catherine Kasper Life Center in Donaldson.
She was born in Grovertown, the daughter of Edward and Vera Stutsman Harness.
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She worked for Meck Electronics, Wagner Wire and for 25 years Betty was a production worker at the Young Door Co.
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MICHIGAN CITY ŌĆö┬ĀTini C. ŌĆ£TinaŌĆØ McKnight, 66,┬ĀMichigan City, passed away Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010 at 3:52 a.m. in St. Anthony Medical Center, Crown Point.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 13, at Evergreen Baptist Church, 2005 Coolspring Ave., Michigan City, with the Rev. Jonathan A. Rumley officiating.┬Ā
Cremation took place and ashes will be interred privately.
Gary L. Hawk┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā
Dec. 9, 2010
HAMLET ŌĆö┬ĀGary L. Hawk, 58, died Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010 in his home of a sudden illness.┬Ā
He is survived by his wife, Pam; daughters, Carrie Ann (Michael) Avery of Hamlet and Jennifer (Curt) Benge of Plainfield; five grandchildren;
Visitation will take place from 4 to 8 p.m. (CT) Sunday, Dec. 12 and one hour prior to services Monday at Rannells Funeral Home, Hamlet Chapel.
Funeral services will take place at 11 a.m. (CT) Monday, Dec. 13 at the funeral chapel.
Wayne Eldon Slabaugh
Dec. 9, 2010
NAPPANEE ŌĆö Wayne Eldon Slabaugh, 79, Nappanee, died at 3:05 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010 at his residence.
He is survived by his wife Patricia; sons, Randall (Jo Lynn) Slabaugh of Nappanee and Stephen Slabaugh of Nappanee; a daughter, Carla (Ken) Becker of Sweetwater, Texas; three grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; a brother, Max (Shirley) Slabaugh of Goshen; sisters, Mary Crowe of Bremen, Jo Anne Kroft of Ashland, Ohio and Rita Moore of Nappanee; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Visitation will take place from 1 to 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 10 at Mishler Funeral Home, Bremen.
Funeral services will take place at 2 p.m. Friday, at the funeral home.
Burial will follow at the Bremen Cemetery.
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Cardinal Francis George has been receiving fluids and antibiotics from an IV, and is expected to go home later this week. The illness does not appear related to his cancer.
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H1N1 Presence Grows In Chicago
CBS 2 has learned another 41 cases have turned up at the University of Chicago medical campus.
H1N1 Flu Virus Surfaces In Chicago
Loyola University Medical Center microbiologist Paul Schreckenberger says last week alone, 21 patients tested positive for influenza. All but one of those cases were the 2009 H1N1 swine flu.
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Dry Weather Has More People Buying Humidifiers
There hasn't been much need for snow shovels in the Chicago area this year, or salt for the driveway, but there has been a run on humidifiers, due to the unusually dry conditions this winter.
Flu Death Toll Reaches 50 In Illinois
Illinois is among 30 states reporting high flu activity in a season where the virus is striking earlier than usual and the main flu strain is one that tends to make people sicker.
Some Flu-Stricken Workers Wonder: Go To Job, Or Stay Home Without Pay?
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker talked with one Chicago man who says he can't afford to miss work.
CDC Says Flu Season Has Reached Epidemic
The flu season is far from over, and as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared this season an epidemic, physicians were urging people to take precautions against the flu virus.
With Flu On The Rise, Some Businesses Making Sure Sick Workers Stay Home
If you haven't been bit by the flu bug this year, you might be lucky or maybe you've been getting help from the boss.
Surge In Flu Forces Hospitals To Turn Away Patients
Some Chicago area hospitals were being forced to turn away emergency room patients because of an influx of people suffering from the flu.
Early, Hard-Hitting Start For Flu Season This Year
Experts were predicting a longer and stronger flu season this year.
Flu Season Kicks Off Early, Strong
The flu is back with a vengeance this year, earlier than usual and affecting more people this winter.
Flu Season Starting Early; Cases Mark Soonest Since 2003
Doctors have been seeing an increase in flu cases, marking the earliest start to the flu season in nearly a decade.
Horrible Horoscopes: Pisces
I know, I know… You feel confident your grandmother's remedies will keep you healthy and–if you do get sick–bring you back to full health. Sometimes though, frogs legs, witch's tongue, brown M&Ms mixed with yellow Skittles, happy thoughts, chicken soup, Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul, Mitt Romney's concession speech on repeat, Tumblr, puppies, medicine from a doctor who works out of the Wendy's drive-thru window (honestly, he's suspect, but his burgers are great), Game of Thrones, killing the Highlander, fruits and veggies (especially), and love just can't heal you. Especially if you have the fly.


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ShadowWing | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/21/11
i agree with cesar. watch "some kind of monster" its epic. and it explains alot of stuff about the "St. Anger" album. But the song is also about his addition to whisky the first verse was writen and added later. the original lyrics where "written beforehand",
unknown when,perhaps during his alcaholism or during rehab.
but the first verse's coming to be is explained in the Documentary
some kind of monster | Reviewer: cesar | 6/6/10
Goddamn it people havent any of you seen Some Kind of Monster the documentary? in there they explain the meaning of the song, its not about divorce n its not about fuckin addictions its about how people use othe rpeople to get what they want at any cause like the radio station wanted them to do the commercial or else they weren't gonna play their songs
great lyrics | Reviewer: Mike | 10/23/09
a lot of people dont like the St Anger album...well thats horseshit. the album has teh most meaningful lyrics and great instrumentals. i read all the reviews, and i find it interesting how people have different opinions on what its about: alcholoism, drugs, music industry, divorce. i think thats the beauty of this song, the lyrics can apply to so many different things, so people with different problems can relate to it
awesome song | Reviewer: meee | 12/29/08
sweet amber is a great song.
it's about james' addiction to alcohol, the album was appropriately published and released following his time in rehab.
the book 'metallica and philosophy' by william irwin is a fantastic read, it discusses the meaning behind metallica songs and the mentality of the band members.
i suggest any metallica fan has a good read of it.
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Alcoholism | Reviewer: Danish | 9/3/08
Well, James got treated for alcoholism. He was very fond of Jack Daniels as I understand (The House That Jack Build, anyone?).
Whiskey is amber-colored - and since this song is written right after his rehab, it's safe to believe that's what this song is about. My guess anyway…
Song meaning? | Reviewer: A Metallifuk | 8/24/08
I read the lyrics, and I come to think about drug/alcohol addiction. The way the lyrics come to me I think of them as a acronym for the various addictions he has had
"Its never as sweet as it seems"
hmmmm | Reviewer: Amber | 7/25/08
a killer song, and not just because its my name. It talks about the reality of alcoholism but at the same time the complexity of a relationship. Neither alcohol or relationships are as sweet as it seems.
I think.... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/22/08
I think it is about a divorce - in the sentence "She holds the pen that spells the end" or "Ooh then she holds my hand
And i lie to get a smile
Ooh then she holds my hand
And i lie to get a smile" but yes also alcoholisms or something to be depended on---
yes Alex the last line is the same as feel it to on my ex XD
coloured galss | Reviewer: Lyle | 1/16/08
I love this song because it is about alcoholism, the amber coloured glass holding his hand although "She rolls me over 'till im sick, She deals in habits, deals in pain, I run away, but i'm back again."
Sweet Amber | Reviewer: Art | 9/4/07
Like this song due to the fact that it talks about the truth behind the music industry... You have to Do what the Big Companies want in order to stay at the top if not they Will 'stab your back'. They Use 'what you want to get what they want'
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While the masked superstar is still interested in a return, WWE has expressed very little interest in bringing Sin Cara back now that his contract has expired. The belief is that the company can save a good amount of money by using Hunico instead.
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The contract that Sin Cara signed with WWE is set to expire at the end of December, and management is leaning towards letting the performer leave while retaining the rights to utilize the character with Hunico.
In a rather strange move, WWE has decided to address internet rumors and released a statement, revealing that Sin Cara is still under contract to the promotion, even though Hunico has been portraying the character as of late.
Wrestling fans saw the return of Sin Cara on Monday Night Raw this week, but it was actually Hunico under the mask, as WWE is currently having issues with the normal performer.
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great eats in the Mission [San Francisco]
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- sarosenthall Jul 25, 2013 02:21 PM
spending a couple of days in SF next month, with a place to stay in the Mission. One of many many trips to SF over the years, but first time staying in this area. My idea is to 'pretend' we are in a little village called The Mission and only go to places that are walkable from where we are staying: around 17th and Guerrero (but not purists -- if needed a taxi here and there would be ok too). Would so appreciate your recommendations.
about us: coming from Portland OR so no strangers to great West Coast and innovative well-prepared food. If we had our druthers, wonderful food at a great value is the best. We are pretty adventuresome eaters and love all sorts of ethnic but creative fusion is also fine too. Wherever what is done, is done well/uniquely/creatively/authentically, at a 'reasonable' price (not into breaking the bank on this trip). For us, a great food cart is right up there with Chez Panisse along with the best dim sum in Daly City -- in other words, all are fine for us -- it's 'mediocrity' we don't go for!!
thanks in advance for your help and suggestions
re: Dustin_E
Though you come from a land of beer and burgs (I split my gastrotourism dollars between the Bay Area and Portland these days; RIP Matchbox Lounge), may I suggest Abbot's Cellar for interesting beers on tap and an outstanding pretzel and Mission Bowling Club to try the somewhat-polarizing-but-beloved-by-me burger there? Best bet is during happy hour when it is served solo for $10 vs $15 with fries regularly. Sit outside on the little patio.
La Ciccia
al pastor taco at Taqueria San Jose
Craftsman & Wolves
Bar Tartine
Tartine Bakery
Poc Chuc
burger at Mission Bowling Club
lamb shawarma at Truly Mediterranean
St. Vincent
Old Jerusalem
Mission Cheese
Wise Sons
Humphry Slocombe
La Santaneca
Izakaya Yuzuki
re: Robert Lauriston
This is a pretty darn good list right here.
re: virtualguthrie
Mr. Lauriston is pretty darn good at judging restaurants. I always respect his suggestions.
re: Tripeler
I'm probably missing some newer places since I don't get to the Mission that often.
It's probably the best restaurant neighborhood in the world.
re: Robert Lauriston
Robert and I think alike, although I would also suggest burgers (Sunday only) or a hotdog at 4505 Meats and Local Mission Eatery/ Knead.
My top 3: Bar Tartine, St Vincent and La Ciccia (30th & Church so a hilly walk or easy ride on the J.)
re: Robert Lauriston
Should the OP get a Kronnerburger before they move to Oakland?
re: grayelf
re: Robert Lauriston
Though Valencia to Tiffany to 29th to Church is a better route than taking Mission.
I walk that way daily.
re: Robert Lauriston
adding on to the above list (to be fair, not all of these are unique to SF/the mission, but they're all tasty and reasonably priced)
trick dog - one of the few places i know with amazing food and cocktails
i actually prefer arabian nights to old jerusalem (but the latter is still solid)
delfina the restaurant for excellent cal-italian
san jalisco for authentic sit-down mexican (better than chava's IMO)
taqueria vallarta for authentic street tacos
dynamo donuts (a bit of a walk, though)
pastries at knead patisserie (also available at grand coffee)
ritual coffee both for coffee and their amazing pastries from black jet bakery.
philz for coffee and their amazing pastries from starter bakery (it's so nice to see coffeeshops taking their pastries seriously)
flour and water for excellent pizza and pasta
little star for amazing deep dish
burrito at taqueria cancun
lolinda for cal-argentinian (and one of the few rooftop views of SF).
brunch at foreign cinema
range for drinks and apps
hog and rocks
phat philly
pica pica
bacon wrapped hot dogs (found on nearly every block of mission street between 16th and 24th most nights, especially weekends)
limon rotisserie.
thursday market on bartlett street always has some great stuff
namu gaji
i don't think the food at yuzuki or st .vincent is reasonably priced (though if you're a wine person, st. vincent is great). yuzuki seems to have gone downhill recently (need to write about in separate post)
avoid: mission chinese, farina, chinese food, thai food, vietnamese food (though i haven't checked out MAU yet), sushi (if you must, go to ichi)
i'm sure i am of course forgetting some....
re: vulber
Flour & Water is great but the waits are crazy so either make a reservation or have a bar or two in mind to hang out at while waiting.
How could I forget about Little Star? Could be the best Chicago-style deep-dish pizza in the country. Too bad they stopped selling slices at lunch but splitting an "individual" pie would be reasonable.
St. Vincent's prices seem on the low side of average to me. Yuzuki's prices are high but when I went the quality justified that.
re: Robert Lauriston
also, flour and water is open until 11 on weekdays and midnight on weekends (and usaully not packed later at night); so if you're like me and like to eat two dinners when going to a new city, could easily do an early one somewhere else and a late one there. i happen to really liek flour and water because it's hard to find an italian place that does both pizza and pasta really well (often, one is amazing and the other is just OK)
not to mention if one does want to wait it out at F&W, there are some truly great bars in that area (shotwell's, homestead, asiento, bender's) that will truly give one a sense of "local flavor", as they're far away enough from the valencia commerical stretch to avoid the overcrowding of hipsters/marina people (not that i don't like zeitgeist, but it's a different atmosphere entirely) that some of the more popular/more written-up bars attract. bender's actually sometimes reminds me of what zeitgeist might have been like in an earlier incarnation.
also robert, i think you're forgiven for forgetting one place; it's hard to recall quite everything in the mission :) , not to mention little star is still most-often associated with its original divis location.
re: Robert Lauriston
Well...maybe the best Chicago-style *outside of Chicago!* :-)
I've had Little Star several times and like it a lot but even so.
re: Violatp
Maybe there's deep-dish in Chicago as good as Little Star's, but it's better than what I had at the original Uno's before it went downhill. I think Little Star has improved on the Chicago tradition by focusing on balance rather than excess.
Obama ordered deep-dish from Pi in St. Louis, the chef there trained at Little Star.
re: Robert Lauriston
I like Little Star too, but I would not put it above Lou Malnati's, which I have had in the last two years.
Not sure when you went to Uno's, but it has been many years since that place was considered the standard for deep dish in Chicago. I'm not even sure it's considered average these days -- my Chicago friend scoffed that it was "tourist BS" when I asked him about it just now.
re: dunstable
Totally. Giordano's is terrible, too.
re: Violatp
what don't you liik about it? it's nothing amazing, but the tap beer selection is great, and the sandwiches are cheap and delicious
re: vulber
re: oranj
Yes, Giordano's pizza in Chicago. To be fair, I've never had anything else from there, so I'll qualify my statement by saying that Giordano's stuffed pizza is terrible, especially in comparison to any pizza from Malnati's. Or even the pan pizza at my neighborhood joint (Chicago neighborhood joint.)
re: dunstable
I went to the original Uno in 1992. It was still great then.
re: vulber
farina is excellent but expensive. reasonable for sunday brunch.
re: Dustin_E
$20 for a pasta appetizer at brunch is not reasonable.
and honestly, my main critique with farina is that they're attempting to replicate food exactly how it is made in italy, using expensive, imported ingredietns, despite the fact taht it will never quite be as good as in italy.
delfina is one block away, charges $5-10 less for everything, makes food that tastes better, and takes advantage of all the local ingredients.
re: vulber
i should have said "more reasonable". it's not much, if any, more expensive than AQ or foreign cinema. and imo it tastes a lot better. i think their baked items at brunch are better than tartine, and no more expensive.
farina is very good, very authentic italian food. serving that in sf, in a nice space, has a price. of course it is not going to be as good as in italy. do you really travel to italy frequently enough that there isn't a place for authentic italian food in sf?
delfina is a wanna-be chez panisse cafe that isn't nearly as good. the dishes are neither interesting nor inspired, and the food quality is not materially better than countless other places around the city.
sorry for lack of clarity:
we will be in SF for 2 1/2 days
'reasonable' of course depends on so much -- forget 'reasonable' and just any recommendations that you think offer 'great value for money spent' (irregardless of price point, high OR lo) will be appreciated.
thanks for all recommendations so far.
keep them coming!
you must must go to
-craftsmen and wolves.
get anything and everything. worth it.
-St vincent
is great for probably the best glass of wine in the mission. owner/somm david lynch has quite the palate. food is ok. new wine bar called
-20 spot, not too far from st vincent. really good food, wine and room. nice and quirky-we really enjoyed this place.
-ritual and four barrel for coffee.
-dandelion chocolate,
dont sleep on this one, a treasure.
bi-rite creamery for ice cream. people love it, not the best best in sf but kind of a must try.
i know its wildly popular, but
-mission chinese is good, even if the people who work there are usually rude, its tasty.
get a carnitas taco at
-la tacqueria
plus, pretty much anything on roberts l's list is spot on (yamo is awesome!)
I like the conceit, though the "village" may seem a little small when you are not eating. I have a couple of suggestions that are outside the Mission but walkable. The $6 Tuesday lunch burger at Rosamunde in the Lower Haight combined with a dollar-off draft from the extensive selection at Toronado next door is an unbeatable combination. I would walk 16th to Sanchez to get there from where you are staying. A bit further, but better than any Mexican I have had in the Mission, is Nopalito; to get there, continue up Haight to Scott, then up to Oak and over to Broderick. This also gets you to the vicinity of the new Bi-Rite Market with its ice cream counter, or you could head down Hayes to Octavia and have made-to-order liquid nitrogen ice cream at Smitten, leaving you a short distance from home.
Back in the Mission, you could compare and contrast a carnitas taco from the El Gallo Giro truck (23rd and Treat) with a chile verde taco on a fresh handmade tortilla from La Palma (24th and Florida), have an ice cream at Humphrey Slocombe (24th and Folsom), then continue up 24th to Valencia and, for a neck-snapping contrast, have a glass of wine at St Vincent before heading home.
THANK YOU ALL so very much
we will have so much fun considering your suggestions and winnowing them down. The recent poster who suggested the 'compare and contrast taco adventure' and all the walking routes will be especially helpful but again, we will pour over all your suggestions. We have a gigantic used+new bookstore here in Portland whose T-shirts say, 'so many books, so little time.' Of your suggestions, we would say, 'so many restaurants to try, so little time'!! again thanks and if more suggestions, please continue!
re: sarosenthall
If you have only two and a half days and plan to spend most of your time eating and drinking, I say don't bother leaving the Mission.
Get on St. Vincent's mailing list so you'll hear about the weekend "shop hours" lunch, if they have one while you're here.
re: Robert Lauriston
it depends - despite the plethora of amazing food, the mission still has a severe lack of good asian restaurants (excluding indian places). if you want good authentic chinese food, you can take the BART to chinatown and go to places like (Z & Y, R & G), or the tenderloin for vietnamese and thai food, sunset/richmond for authentic korean food (though namu gaji makes some delicious non-authentic korean food).
re: vulber
authentic chinese is something portland doesn't do well and sf does. but agreed -- don't make mission chinese the one you go to.
re: vulber
But you know, if the OP only has 2.5 days, they may as well just stick to the Mission, eat morning to night, and not waste time on Muni!
re: sarosenthall
Don't forget to report back and tell us about your experiences. Enjoy!
particularly agree with Robert's and Vulber's lists, tho i'm the only one who doesn't think much of Flour + Water.
most everything seems to have been covered, but i'd just add:
Mission Local Eatery
and Garcon
seriously overlooked here, but quite a little gem in the neighborhood.
you can't swing a dead gato in the Mission without getting a good meal - enjoy!
re: mariacarmen
I don't get waiting an hour or more for Flour + Water. It's great but I think Cotogna does that style of food the best and Pizzeria Delfina, Zero Zero, and probably at least half a dozen other places do it equally well.
re: Robert Lauriston
agree. F+W didn't blow me away, after having made a res a month in advance. (this was awhile ago.)
re: mariacarmen
I'm with you on F+W. Overhyped and (for me) ridiculously precious/expensive for what you get. Never again.
re: mariacarmen
Went to Lolo last night on a lark, no reservation but early enough we could walk in and eat at the bar -- and we loved it. I think your glowing review, mariacarmen, was why its been on my mind to go there for a while now. Now I'm sure we'll be back. Simple but inventive small plates that really sang. Nice mescal cocktails too. Thanks for the recommendation!
re: BernalKC
Yay! i need to get back there. i think i finally went after having read pauliface's (i think, i'm not 100% sure anymore) glowing review, years ago.... i'm glad you enjoyed!
re: emu48
I was torn about recommending San Jalisco. The food is solid but not outstanding. But the atmosphere of the place is quite pleasant. I enjoyed watching the cooks, the servers, and the diverse mix of patrons almost as much as I enjoyed my meal. The word "authentic" is quite fraught these days, so let me just say that it felt very real to me.
re: Prabhakar Ragde
you know, i liked the place too, but i agree, we had a mixed experience and haven't been back. one of our group ordered Caldo De Res, which was really good. my BF had a carne asada burrito and hated it. and he'll eat most anything. i BELIEVE i had a goat special, which i remember liking....
i would try the Chilaquiles tho....
re: mariacarmen
I had the goat special (birria) also, though the caldo de res was tempting. I tend not to order chilaquiles in restaurants, as I make a version at home (not difficult).
re: Prabhakar Ragde
the soups and the chilaquiles are definitely the best things to order there (and the drinks). that being said, the impending move of the mexican place i love by 14th and folsom (blanking out on the name) to a more central location will definitely give me more choice.
getting a burrito at a sit-down family-run authentic mexican restaurant is pointless.
re: vulber
re burrito - i TOLD the BF that!
re: vulber
Is the "14th and Folsom" place Gallardos? I tried to go to their new 16th St location for pozole one day, but it was not open yet.
re: Prabhakar Ragde
yes! was blanking on the name. i hope they keep all the cool movie posters from the old location. they generally make some great braised meats
re: Prabhakar Ragde
The new location is on 18th, btw Folsom and S. Van Ness. Not sure what's taking so long to open, their pozole was great.
you all are the greatest!
We are overwhelmed with all your ideas and thoughtful input.
And i think we will be overwhelmed with SO so many choices -- but I am going to work out a system (somehow).........for winnowing it down. We were thinking of going to Lolinda our first night, more because of the rooftop view than anything else.
Will definitely give you all feedback once we return (not there until 8/10 so feel free to keep any more ideas and suggestions coming!)
re: sarosenthall
so you should know that the rooftop - El Techo - while part of Lolinda, is a different menu. a much more casual menu, i was not super impressed with the couple things i tasted. also, a cocktail i had there was uber-sweet, even though i was assured it was the least sweet of the bunch. what i would recommend is that you make a res at Lolinda (or anywhere else) and go up there for a drink. Hopefully by the time you're here our foggy & chilly summer will have cleared some and you'll have a nice view and not freeze up there.
whoops, I forgot to include a link to an article in our local (Portland, OR) paper's monthly magazine, about the Mission: thought you all might be interested in what is being said 'about' it up here in the NW. Of course,
many of the restaurants you recommended, no surprise:
re: sarosenthall
No bad recommendations there, though it's a kind of a misleading take. The Mission was the trendy neighborhood for young adults in the dot-com era 15 years ago and had been for a while before that. Gentrification has been going on for 30+ years but parts of Mission St. are still as sleazy as ever.
The Mission was never a Mexican neighborhood, it has always been diverse, with the demographics reflecting California immigration trends. Asians started moving in around the same time Latinos did. Most of the Mexican restaurants were and are run by Guatemalans and Salvadoreans.
Bar Tartine's not a new project, it's been in business since 2006. Even the new chef isn't that new, he's been there for over two years.
re: Robert Lauriston
Agreed, the historical perspective is a bit laughable. Poor portland guy new to our city trying to write an article.
The restaurant scene there has been around 75% mexican until 5 years ago, rough guess, the advent of the reverse-commute busses has rapidly changed the mission, there has never been a decent chinese restaurant in the mission IMHO, but places like Andalu, Slanted Door, Ti Couz, Sunflower, Pakwan show diversity. Anyone who ate at Flying Saucer or Mua or Delfina in the 90's would agree to a slice of cutting edge cuisine.
Lots of good smaller music joints (Make Out Room, Elbo Room, 12 Galaxies, etc) are concentrated in the mission, although also scattered elsewhere (Utah, Red Devil, Du Nord).
The mission was always a bar area, with Beauty Bar opening in, what, around 1998.
re: bbulkow
I don't think the Mission's restaurants were 75% Mexican even when I moved there in the 70s, though people out of the neighborhood often had no clue about that. Off the top of my head I remember Salvadorean, Nicaraguan, Peruvian, American, several kinds of Italian, pizza, barbecue, Danish pastries, Italian pastries, Italian deli, ice cream, gelato, American diner, American soda fountain, and Filipino within ten blocks of my apartment. Also Irish bars, Chinese butchers, Arab grocers, and espresso cafes filled with hipsters with notebooks.
re: Robert Lauriston
Let me change "mexican" to central / south american.
I fully agree that all of those things were there - although I don't remember an American diner - the question is the balance.
re: bbulkow
I'm pretty sure that Mexican, Central, and South American places never accounted for more than maybe 25% of the restaurants in the Mission, though they were almost the only places that drew people who didn't live or work in the neighborhood.
There were lots of basic American breakfast & lunch diner-type places, probably averaged more than one a block on Mission. Chat & Chew was immortalized in comics by R. Crumb and Spain. Many of them were owned and run by Asians.
There were lots of bad Chinese restaurants, too.
re: Robert Lauriston
I can't think of a way to measure that - maybe it could be done by business licenses and/or alcohol licenses? You always seem to have the "hook up" on alcohol license latest - is there a DB that goes back 30 years ?
We'd then have to define "the mission" - and guess / remember the types of food - kind of a fun project.
re: bbulkow
El Faro, which was then a grocery store, served the Mission District's first retail burrito on its second day of business in 1961.
Interesting question when the number of taquerias peaked. That piece cites a 1991 study that said of 150 eating and drinking establishments along the Mission corridor, 100 were "Hispanic." Maybe the bad Chinese places and greasy spoons mostly switched to burritos to meet the demand.
re: bbulkow
There are City directories online for San Francisco for most past years that list all the restaurants in town. Unfortunately, they are listed alphabetically and not by location, so it takes a bit of work to pull them all out for a neighborhood. Here's an example of a SF restaurant listing for 1962, extracted from an on-line City directory.
re: bbulkow
12 galaxies has long been closed (and the place that replaced it is also closed); they're now trying to make into some weird artsy club serving cajun food (actually pretty good, but place is always empty).
love makeout room and elbo room, but they're primarily more DJ-focused, other than the super intimate shows at rev room and the unappealing shows at savannah jazz club, mission doesn't have any real dedicated live music venues other than brick and mortar.
actually, i guess there's the chapel, but nothing has ever really seemed appealing there.
re: vulber
In the 90's, these places were all doing intimate live music. The fact that the economics of live music is dying is another subject.
re: vulber
Potrero Hill is not the Mission but I'm adding Bottom of the Hill to the mix:
re: vulber
there's the new Chapel. i haven't been yet. http://www.thechapelsf.com/
There's also Amnesia.
ETA: oh sorry, just saw that you mentioned The Chapel
re: mariacarmen
The Chapel proper is lovely, always was I suppose but it's nicely lit now. I liked that the upstairs bar had a different selection of draft beer than the downstairs.
I didn't check out the various other establishments in the complex, seemed like there were several different bars and/or restaurants.
re: bbulkow
"The restaurant scene there has been around 75% mexican until 5 years ago ..."
Mission District restaurants listed in the first edition of Patricia Unterman's "Food Lover's Guide to San Francisco," published in 1995:
Angkor Borei
Fina Estampa (Peruvian)
Flying Saucer (Cal-French)
La Taqueria
Le Trou (French)
Los Jarritos
Pancho Villa
St. Francis Fountain
Ti Couz (French)
Timo's (Spanish tapas)
Val 21 (Cal-eclectic)
Woodward's Garden
First edition of Unterman & Sesser's "Restaurants of San Francisco," drawn from reviews published in the Chronicle in 1981-83:
Bruno's (Italian)
El Tazumal
Il Pirata (Italian)
Joy 'N Bee's Club (American)
La Cumbre
La Rondalla
La Traviata (Italian)
Taqueria Tepatitlan
re: Robert Lauriston
And this means what? Extrapolating from Unterman's tastes to overall restaurant demographics is just not meaningful.
I've lived in the Mission since '81 and I have absolutely no idea what the prevalence of Hispanic/Latino restaurants is or was. I will point out that the Mission has never been especially Mexican. My seat-of-the-pants guess is that we've always enjoyed a larger proportion of Nicaraguan, Salvadoran and other Central American immigration and restaurants than is found in SoCal. But lets lump all that together for this discussion.
Another factor that confounds this "analysis" is the fast food tastes of these immigrant communities. There has always been a lot of choices for cheap Chinese greasy spoons, fried chicken places, fast food burger outlets... So the 75% figure might be muddled by the abundance of these places.
Another point I'll make is that the gentrification has been happening for a lot longer than 5 years. Off the top of my head, these have been around for a long time: Delfina, Foreign Cinema, Flying Saucer, Ti Couz... followed by Blue Plate, Range, Dosa, Farina, Luna Park, Limon... all well older than 5 years. Its been an accelerating process, so it might appear to have taken off 5 years ago, but its been building for a lot longer.
re: BernalKC
I just data points supporting my view that the diversity of the Mission's restaurant scene is nothing new.
Around 10+ years ago:
Alma, Andalu, Burger Joint, Butterfly, Charanga, Delfina, Foreign Cinema, Last Supper Club, Limon, Lorca, Luna Park, Slanted Door, Walzwerk
re: Robert Lauriston
No point in discussing the 90's at all, since that post dates gentrification, tourism, and the prevalence of destination restaurants.
re: sugartoof
It does, but bbulkow said that happened in the past five years, thanks to the private buses for Google et al.
re: Robert Lauriston
He also cites Beauty Bar as a landmark opening, though he's got the date wrong by about 5 years.
I guess he was just noting paradigm shifts, so to speak. I think the revamping of Bruno's, and closing of Radio Valencia. Ti Couz really anchored the neighborhood for what was to come, and then became a victim of it. We also can't forget that there was a period of time where La Boheme was one of the few places anyone traveled to the Mission for, unless they were picking up a burrito at El Faro.
The boundaries of what's now considered Mission were entirely different as well.
re: Robert Lauriston
I think a bunch of these were early-to-mid-nineties, yes? Lots of tech gentrification of the mission seemed to happen then. (much more than 5 years ago).
re: bbulkow
Tech boom was around 1995.
Dogpatch, and SOMA saw the most drastic changes.
The Mission's gentrification wasn't directly influenced by the tech world until after 2007 and the most recent influx of dot com incubators. The were no Google or Yahoo buses in the 90's. The Mission still had cheap rent, and was in close proximity to a growing crop of hip shops and affordable food, plus the weather was closer to what people associated with their fantasy of California sunny climates. People like to show disdain towards gentrifiers so it's easy to pin it on the dot com tech types, but in actuality it was the NPR types romanticizing the Mission and giving much needed crossover business to local shops. Valencia had a pocket regarded as a Lesbian stronghold before they moved on to Bernal Heights, but these conversations always leave out the bearded women running cafes.
Foreign Cinema, Slanted Door, and the original Limon opened during that same time period, and did benefit from young people with stock options, but no more than the rest of the city. When Slow Club, and Universal Cafe opened, they were considered as being in different neighborhood. In the other direction, El Rio started to draw the Mission crowd, and paved the way for a place like Blue Plate to consider opening, and that stretched the boundaries.
re: sugartoof
"... Jon Varnedoe, who owns Foreign Cinema and is selling Bruno's, [said] 'We just came out of an absolutely golden age for restaurants. You could experiment with so many different cuisines.'"—from "Check, please: Now that the dot-com glory days are done, S.F. restaurants are cutting back - and closing down," SF Chronicle, July 13, 2001
There were no cheap rents in the Mission (or anywhere in SF) during the dot-com era except for people who'd moved in earlier and had rent control. Young techies I worked with were paying $1000 and up for bedrooms in shared flats.
"Stand on any corner in the Mission District and you see evidence of the real estate boom that is forcing out longtime residents and businesses and altering the area's Latino and working-class character."—from "Out-of-Control Rent Leads 9th District Issues, Ammiano favored to win over four rivals," SF Chronicle, October 13, 2000
re: Robert Lauriston
I'm talking about 1995, and you come back with quotes circa 2001? Ammiano was not referencing the dot coms, as is evident by your first quote calling the dot-com glory days "done" by the time his quote complaining about a hot real estate market. Your timeline is muddy as can be.
Also this: "There were no cheap rents in the Mission (or anywhere in SF) during the dot-com era"
Just wrong. Off topic and wrong.
You thought you were amongst neighbors and local Missionites at La Boheme? That's funny.
Bruno's was like the Gold Mirror or Marcello's only with more of a lingering boozer crowd until they revamped it to capitalize late on the lounge/supper club craze some time after Swingers came out.
re: sugartoof
I hope you honestly don't think you're lecturing me about something I was a part of, as I moved to Dogpatch in 1996 - which wasn't called Dogpatch then - and have been doing tech in the bay area since 1989.
re: bbulkow
As discussed in Susan Shepard's 1981 book "In the Neighborhoods," the name Dogpatch had been used by local residents for a long time.
re: Robert Lauriston
[wanding way OT...] dogpatch was also a colloquialism that referred generically to shanty-ish locales. Think L'il Abner.
I've heard the term applied to the East side of Bernal back when many of the roads were dirt. This usage can probably be distinguished from the modern day use by real estate agents.
re: Robert Lauriston
It was not in wide use when I lived between 20th and 22nd. Of course the term existed, but there was no Dogpatch Saloon or large street banners that said Dogpatch and even the real estate people who started selling the lofts that were just being built didn't call it Dogpatch.
re: bbulkow
Dogpatch marketing started in the mid-90's, but it's an old nickname. There were already articles on web startups in old Victorians. I don't recall any flags in any neighborhoods announcing them, at that point. North Beach may have just painted the Italian flag stripes on the poles, but that's it. Maybe Japantown?
It's good to remember that tech is a pretty generic term, so working in that field circa 1989 has a very different meaning than a kid with a web job and stock options in 1996, or someone getting bused to South City for a biotech job today.
We can trace major shifts in the food scene to each major tech boom though, and that would probably be more on topic to Chowhound. People don't really think about Alice Waters coming out of the Buckminster Fuller inspired scene, but that's what happened. It's a lot more relevant and interesting that arguing about city demographics on a food forum.
re: bbulkow
People who lived there before the condos, when it was a semi-secret low-rent paradise of old Victorians and funky live-work spaces in converted factories and warehouses, knew and used the name. The Dogpatch Neighborhood Association split off from the Lower Potrero Hill NA in 1998.
re: bbulkow
There were lots of dot-com employees in the Mission from around 1997 until the bust, though I thought the restaurant gentrification of that period was more in SOMA, around their offices.
People went to La Boheme from out of the neighborhood? In the early 80s I lived two blocks away and thought it was only locals. In those days La Traviata, which opened in 1975, got a lot of customers from out of the neighborhood, as did Bruno's, which opened in the 40s and was then similar in style to Original Joe's.
Flying Saucer opened in 1990, Woodward's Garden 1992
re: Robert Lauriston
"The Mission was never a Mexican neighborhood"
Sure it was.
And it's not to say there wasn't a strong Latin presence, but they had not staked their individual identities until later, as many of the South American owned restaurants were serving Mexican-American food.
The area has gone through a lot of phases (Polish, Irish, pockets of Jews, Italians, etc.)
re: sarosenthall
Strictly speaking, the Mission was once a Mexican neighborhood, from 1834 to 1846.
It has been diverse since the latter part of the 19th century, when "in addition to the English, Scottish, Irish, Germans, and Scandinavians that characterized the Mission population, smaller groups from other backgrounds were present, including Russians, French, Italians, Greeks, Latin Americans, and a few Chinese. … A substantial portion of the newer residents of the Mission in the early 20th Century were either Irish-born immigrants or their children, although many other ethnic groups lived in the area, including Italians, Germans, and Scandinavians. Several churches in the survey area indicate the presence of several smaller groups, including Armenians and Greeks. During World War II, in-migration of African-Americans from the southeastern U.S. occurred, followed by Hispanic immigration in the 1950s and Asian immigration in the 1960s. The 1960s and 1970s also saw an influx of artisans, bohemians, students, and other counter-culture types to the Mission. … As American-born residents abandoned the Mission in the 1950s, they were gradually replaced by Mexican, Salvadoran, and Nicaraguan immigrants. … The proportion of Hispanics in the overall Mission population grew from 11% in 1950, to 23% in 1960, to 45% in 1970." It was 51% in 1990, 46% in 2000, and 38% in 2010.
re: Robert Lauriston
That's an false history, but it's OT to explain why.
As far as identity politics go - The Mission was a Mexican neighborhood.... and while it's great to recognize other ethnic lineages, rich in their respective histories, nobody can deny that The Mission is the cultural epicenter of Chicano American culture in San Francisco, especially for food.
My husband and I recently were visiting in SF and we went to a bunch of great places in the Mission.
-Craftsmen & Wolves- must-visit- really creative and delicious baked goods!
-Dandelion chocolate- high quality chocolate with lots of samples!!
-Mission Cheese- a cute place for a little cheese plate and some wine
-Bi-Rite- delicious ice cream!
-The Sycamore- laidback bar with outdoor patio and nice beer selection
-Southern Pacific- open air brewery, cool design, though only OK beer
re: free sample addict aka Tracy L
I just saw the other day that Rheas opened a cafe...i think on Bryant?
re: mariacarmen
20th and Bryant.
re: Prabhakar Ragde
nice! thanks!


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