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Union Square's Taj Campton Place steps up the Bay Area's modern Indian renaissance.

6 days ago | 7x7.com | Shoshi Parks

A multimillion-dollar renovation has completely refreshed the hotel’s lobby floor with elegant, neoclassical California charm and subtle Indian-inspired touches, and has charmingly reimagined its casual Campton Bar & Bistro. Both are fine bedfellows for the Indian-French Bombay Brasserie, which opened last August with a new look of its own: lotus flower lighting, cool blue fabrics, and peacocks that strut across the space.
Greens, the SF restaurant that started a vegetarian revolution, debuts its first cookbook in 30 years.

1 week ago | 7x7.com | Shoshi Parks

So, when Greens came along in 1979, not long after the farm-to-table movement began taking shape, it wasn’t just a revelation—the restaurant was the vanguard of a plant-based eating revolution. Executive chef Katie Reicher wasn’t even born when Greens opened in a defunct army facility on the San Francisco waterfront. When she got there on an externship during her studies at the Culinary Institute of America in 2015, Fort Mason still had the deserted look of, well, a defunct army facility.
10 Music Festivals Rocking the Bay Area This Spring + Summer

2 weeks ago | 7x7.com | Gail Goldberg

From San Francisco to Mill Valley, Oakland to Napa, the Bay Area loves an outdoor music-food-drink situation. Live jazz, pop, reggae, punk, and classical music are warm-weather traditions that never gets old—especially when the musical acts are H-O-T. A few boldfaced names you'll have a chance to see at upcoming festivals around town: Diana Ross, Green Day, Sublime, Jon Batiste, Tyler the Creator, Hozier and Doja Cat.
The Bay Area Ridge Trail is iconic. Here's how to hike its most scenic sections.

2 weeks ago | 7x7.com | David Jen

Bay Area landscape architect William Penn Mott, Jr., eventual director of the National Park Service, had a grand idea: to encircle the entire Bay Area with a continuous, multi-use trail. Almost 40 years later, the vision of a 550-mile circuit around the region is nearly complete.
The tiny town attracting big attention on the Northern California coast.

2 weeks ago | 7x7.com | Shoshi Parks

Elk’s is not exactly an overnight success story. The Mendocino hamlet—population 275—has been attracting attention since one of its (only) two restaurants earned its first Michelin star in 2019. But what began as a mild trickle of interest for a quaint coastal town has grown into a deluge of excitement. Elk is no longer a Pacific Coast Highway pass-through, it’s a destination. Elk has always been beautiful: a fog-soaked enclave at the crest of hundred-foot cliffs lapped by hungry ocean waves.
29 Fun Things to Do This Week (4.07.25)

2 weeks ago | 7x7.com | Lisa Plachy

Get your final fill of SF Restaurant Week before diving into an endless stream of artsy fare. Head to a film fest in Morgan Hill, or catch The Hunger Games and Planet of the Apes right here in the city.Be seen at the de Young’s annual gala, then mingle with artists at 1890 Bryant Street’s open studios. If things seem a little extra enchanted, that might be Saturday’s full moon—don’t miss the very pink party the Presidio is throwing under it.
Two of San Francisco's best day spas finally return refreshed and beautiful.

3 weeks ago | 7x7.com | Shoshi Parks

It’s been five years since San Francisco’s popular Japanese-style bath house, Onsen, last welcomed guests to its tubs, sauna, and steam room. Now, it’s back with the blessing of its original founders, the help of a few investors, and the tireless work of new owner Adam Wren, who was the spa’s manager when the pandemic forced its closure in 2020. “I think this place is extremely special and so unique in terms of the design,” says Wren.
Women-owned Napa winery Eleven Eleven celebrates the art of living well.

3 weeks ago | 7x7.com | A. K. Carroll

The descendant of Greek immigrants, Anest was a little girl with big dreams. She recalls cutting images out of magazines and pasting them into a visionary scrapbook. “I created pictures of what life could look like outside of this small town—a world where there’s diversity and opportunity and art and interesting people.”One has to wonder if any of those photos included a vineyard.
26 Fun Things to Do This Week (3.31.25)

3 weeks ago | 7x7.com | Lisa Plachy

This week is all about coming alive, from new openings—hello Taquería Parranga, Red Tail Beer and Wine Bar, and Meski—to offerings for SF Restaurant Week and the Night of Ideas. If all this Spring energy makes you feel like dancing, you’re in luck. Daybreaker and First Thursdays are back. Jump ahead to this week's top events:. SF Restaurant Week Kicks OffExplore a Night of Ideas.
Ralph Lauren returns, 'White Lotus'-inspired resortwear, and more local style scoop.

3 weeks ago | 7x7.com | Gail Goldberg

Plus, Banana Republic teams up with The White Lotus for a chic resort collection, and LoveShackFancy opens a pretty-in-pink boutique at Marin Country Mart. Jump ahead:Ralph Lauren's Return to SFBanana Republic's White Lotus CollectionLoveShackFancy's Marin Arrival (Courtesy of Ralph Lauren) Denim heads, polo players, and tee-and leather-jacket types, rejoice. A five-year drought has come to an end. Ralph Lauren is back in San Francisco with a Polo Ralph Lauren store in Jackson Square.