I'm spoiled. Yup, I said it. And so are you. Well, that's if you live in or ever visit the Bay Area. I'm talking about food! With fresh organic farms and world-renowned wineries nearby, culinary delights choices here are plenty. But how do you decide where to go? How do you know which cuisine reigns supreme (sorry watched too much Iron Chef)?
Being "new" to the Bay Area, I rely on food blogs and twitter heavily (no pun intended) to find the latest and greatest hole-in-the-wall to Michelin-starred restaurant. A little help from a local magazine here and there doesn't hurt either.
LISTS AND LINKS:
101 cookbooks - San Francisco Favorites
Epicurean Zealot - Best Dishes in San Francisco Part 1
Epicurean Zealot - Best Dishes in San Francisco Part 2
7x7 - 2010 Eat Drink Readers Choice Awards
7x7 - Big Eat SF 100 things to try before you die
FOOD BLOGS
STILL ON MY TO-DO LIST
SF Food Tours with Lisa
How do you find where the "best" places are to eat in your city?
Ten points for naming where I took these photos and one for naming the SF neighborhood featured in the first picture... Bon appetit!
{ loving the unique custom classic cute hip yummy handmade pretty green DIY sweet memorable & cool }
Showing posts with label honeymoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label honeymoon. Show all posts
Thursday
Wednesday
Party Planner: 5 Steps to Making a Splash at Your Wedding
Wedding inspiration for all the surfers, divers, mermaids, and other water babies of the world:
Step 1: Have Nick Pugay photograph your engagement shoot underwater
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| Photography by Nick Pugay |
Step 3: Start your wedding day with a dive like Martin and Lila as filmed by Threelogy
Step 4: Make your surfboard the wedding guest book
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| via Cunningham Photo Artists series - Cara and Dom's Wedding |
Step 4: Struggle to cut the cake because this adorable turtle is sitting on your cake table.
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| Cake design by Rick Reichart of cakelava Photo by Stephen Ludwig Photography |
Step 5: Honeymoon underwater at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island.
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| via Martha Stewart Weddings Honeymoons: Room With a View |
Any other steps you'd like to add?
Labels:
cake,
honeymoon,
photography,
video
Thursday
Boutique Wishlist: Wine Country Casual to Cocktail Chic

One of the reasons I enjoy living in the Bay Area is its proximity to Wine Country. Napa, Sonoma, Healdsburg… I love them all. At one point, my husband and I were frequenting Wine Country almost every weekend for a couple months. Crazy, I know. Unfortunately, Napa Valley’s reputation for catering to the rich and hi maka maka (my use of pidgin in this blog is long overdue so you can look up the meaning here) precedes it. In the last three years, I’ve learned you can visit hidden, affordable spots to luxurious, jaw-dropping gems. I’ll save my travel guide to wineries for another post. Let’s start with what I would like to wear for my next visit.
This outfit was inspired by my last trip to Cuvaison and their 2008 Espiritu Dessert Wine. It’s sweet but, not overly so, unlike other dessert wines rich in caramel and butterscotch. This one simply reminds me of a really good berry pie. Its color is so amazing. You can see by the tiny drop I have left in the picture above (no, I’m not a lush. Thanks for asking).
The colors I wear to Napa Valley are usually grape and earthy tones. Not just because they’re pretty but because I’m a klutz and wine stains on white are not so flattering. I also like wearing things that are loose but still elegant and edgy. That’s why I love Fighting Eel’s "Tube Uri" dress from their Fall 2010 collection so much.
I also don’t like fussing with a huge purse to lug around. This Alexander McQueen clutch comes with a detachable glove. Yes, it’s weird but practical for the lady with an insane amount of money.
On the other hand, the Cydwoq boot is something that I might just splurge on because... well, it’s fabulous! Kidding aside, I love Cydwoq. I have two pairs of Cydwoq shoes and they fit my God-made-me-expensive feet. My feet are unusually narrow and I find it extremely difficult to find nice shoes. Regardless if your feet were destined for a sandal shoe ad or not, Cydwoq prides itself on making shoes that are comfortable, stylish, and durable.
Alas, my outfit is not yet complete. Any suggestions for jacket and accessories?
Labels:
accessories,
clothing,
honeymoon
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