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How 2 completely different S.F. institutions are making out in this terrible year
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Cable Car Clothiers on Sutter Street, which advertises itself as the oldest men’s clothing shop in the West, was founded in 1946 by Charles Pivnick.Leah Millis / The Chronicle 2014Show MoreShow Less
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Rocco’s Cafe, a longtime Italian restaurant on Folsom Street, is a destination for Russ Bono, who stops outside for a cigar and coffee before dinner in November 2017.Liz Hafalia / The Chronicle 2017Show MoreShow Less
It takes lots of small parts to make up a city like San Francisco restaurants, neighborhoods, shops, bookstores, bars, dance clubs, music, different kinds of people, a look, a feel, a style. All these small things together make San Francisco what it is.
How 2 completely different S.F. institutions are making out in this terrible year
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Cable Car Clothiers on Sutter Street, which advertises itself as the oldest men’s clothing shop in the West, was founded in 1946 by Charles Pivnick.Leah Millis / The Chronicle 2014Show MoreShow Less
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Rocco’s Cafe, a longtime Italian restaurant on Folsom Street, is a destination for Russ Bono, who stops outside for a cigar and coffee before dinner in November 2017.Liz Hafalia / The Chronicle 2017Show MoreShow Less
It takes lots of small parts to make up a city like San Francisco restaurants, neighborhoods, shops, bookstores, bars, dance clubs, music, different kinds of people, a look, a feel, a style. All these small things together make San Francisco what it is.