Good Food in the Microhood: Polk Gulch Errands, Art and Tea
Wedged between the Tenderloin, Nob Hill, Russian Hill, and the Van Ness corridor, the mercurial microhood of Polk Gulch contains a number of easy-to-miss, yet thriving businesses.
Articles By: sharon steuer (pictures & words) and jeff jacoby (sound) 
After decades together on the east coast, Jeff and Sharon arrived in San Francisco in 2006, for which they are profoundly grateful. Sharon is an artist and author specializing in the merging of traditional and digital art forms. Jeff is a professor of audio and radio at San Francisco State University, as well as a sound designer, director, performer, writer and radio producer. They launch their eating adventures from their home in Bernal Heights. Find out more about their art and writings at: ssteuer.com, jeffjacoby.net, www.facebook.com/SharonSteuer, www.facebook.com/SoManyMeals, SoManyMeals (twitter), SharonSteuer (twitter).
Good Food in the Microhood: MLK Reflections and Tea
Visit the MLK memorial and reflect over tea at Samovar Tea Lounge. Untapped Cities celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr.
Good Food in the Microhood: Tenderloin Dinner and Theater
Grab a tasty (and healthy) meal before curtain call.
Good Food in the Microhood: A Bite Before Rainbow
Sharon and Jeff stave off impulse snackie purchases at Rainbow Grocery by exploring the neighborhood—in search of good food.
Good Food in the Microhood: Mission and 18th
So many meals, so little time. Sharon and Jeff uncover the tastiest and most affordable places to eat in San Francisco.
