If you’ve ever wandered down Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley, you know it’s not just a street—it’s a whole vibe. Just a quick hop from San Francisco on BART, Telegraph Avenue Berkeley feels like stepping into a completely different world—slightly chaotic (in a good way), colorful, and unapologetically unique. It’s where counterculture history meets college-town grit, where vintage shops sit next…
Where to Stay, What to Do & Where to Eat on the Central Coast Planning a Monterey weekend getaway? This 2-day Monterey itinerary blends coastal views, Michelin-recognized dining, a VIP Monterey Bay Aquarium experience, and a scenic drive along the iconic 17-Mile Drive—all while staying in Sand City, California—one of the Central Coast’s most under-the-radar creative hubs. Located minutes from…
The Yosemite region soft launched it’s newest property this summer, and in anticipation of it’s official grand opening, I checked in to experience it myself. If you’re planning a trip and have been asking yourself where to stay in Yosemite, this is it. Named Chicken Ranch Casino Resort after the Chicken Ranch Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians, this property stands out and…
Oakland, California is a melting pot of cultures and backgrounds. This shines through in its vibrant community and particularly in the wide variety of its restaurants. Thanks to living in San Francisco, I’m pretty spoiled when it comes to food and I sometimes forget how incredible the restaurant scene is out in Oakland. Not to mention, it’s just a quick…
San Francisco’s historic Japantown is one of just three remaining Japantowns in the country! With that said, it’s been a hub for Japanese art, culture, shopping and so much more for decades. Moreover, Japantown is home to some of the most authentic Japanese food this city has to offer. From fresh mochi and conveyor belt sushi to piping hot crepes…
