It’s Friday, which means it’s time for some leftovers!
Here’s a round-up of a few news stories that didn’t quite make the front page this week.
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Here’s a strange one!
Apparently La Boulange, operator of various bakeries around San Francisco including a namesake in Hayes Valley as well as our very own Cafe du Soleil, filed for a liquor license at 292 Divisadero this week.
What’s so strange about that? Well, 292 Divisadero just happens to be the current home of popular/successful/please-don’t-move Mexican joint The Little Chihuahua.
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We knew a few bars in the neighborhood would be open for today’s USA/England World Cup match, but we had no idea it would be this crazy.
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Yesterday’s hearing at City Hall had it all — neighborly love, uncomfortable exchanges, laughter, an over-the-top villain, sporadic outbursts of applause, and ultimately, a victory for Cafe du Soleil.
Here’s how it all went down.
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Last week we told you about Cafe du Soleil’s intentions to host live jazz music and poetry readings. Well neighbors, today’s your chance to weigh in on the issue.
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Ooh la la! Make room for a side of culture with your next croissant, folks. Cafe du Soleil has applied for permission to host live music and poetry readings.
There’s just one catch — the city wants your input first.
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