— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
First, rental prices in San Francisco pushed restaurants out into the streets, creating a fleet of trendy, $4-a-taco mobile eateries that just couldn't cut in the rough-and-tumble brick-and-mortar world. Now the fashion world is catching up to the foodies, bringing Top Shelf Boutique right to the doorstep of San Francisco's sunburnt and weed-addled fashion community.
With the way rents are climbing, pretty soon every restaurant, business, bar, and apartment will have wheels and a chassis. Time to bulldoze SOMA and pave a fantastic parking lot with WiFi hotspots and cappuccinos? Oh wait…
Comments (2)
Doubt there was much to bulldoze for the SOMA street food park, unless they bulldozed the trucks that used to park there.
I knew it. It was either gonna be an auto parts store or a fashion boutique…
I called it first!!!!!!