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Last month Ben & Jerry’s gave out free ice cream to all comers. Today (Wednesday, April 27, 2011 from 5pm to 10pm) it’s Baskin Robbins turn and it’s “almost” free, but the proceeds go to charity. It’s “31 Cent Scoop Night” and Baskin-Robbins will donate up to $100,000 in proceeds from more...
Green Apple Books of the Inner Richmond is our favorite local book store in the Bay Area. Check out the Yelp reviews and see that nearly 900 people agree with us with quotes like “My favorite used book store in the city. I want to hug it.” so we were super more...
Sorry folks! Looks like Virgin America pulled the plug on this 20% off deal prematurely on April 7th. Instead they are having a $59 fare sale good from SFO to LAX or to San Diego – details here (gotta book by Friday April 8th) To help celebrate the grand re-opening of more...
Through March 21, a pop-up food truck called the Pyongyang Express is popping up almost daily around town, handing out free, yummy Korean tacos. The only way to know where they will be is by checking their website. The promo is thanks to SoCal video game maker THQ which is hyping more...
Starbucks is celebrating their 40th year by introducing their new logo and giving away tons and tons of free pastries. Visit any participating Starbucks on March 10-12, 2011 from 2pm to 5pm at get a free Starbucks Petite Pastry with the purchase of any drink. The petites are cute little more...
Yoga’s nice. You’ll feel healthy, flexible and tranquil for sure. If you want something with more oomph, you might go for Pilates or a Cardio Kickboxing class, full of pumped-up music and spandexed instructors. But if you’re going for fitness and that don’t-screw-with-me cunning, then Karate’s the thing to try. Luck would more...
That bastion of good info Yelp has done it again: the site somehow convinced a ton of museums, ballet companies, comedy clubs, and theaters in San Francisco, the East and South Bay to offer huge discounts for the week of February 21 to February 27, 2011 (and with some discounts more...
When it’s the Super Bowl, everything’s bigger – including the giveaways. And if you’re anywhere near Fisherman’s Wharf on Super Bowl Sunday you might want to consider watching the game at The Parlor. This bar/lounge in the historic Cannery building on San Francisco’s northern waterfront is hosting a free Super Bowl more...
A pioneer as the first clean, well-lighted place to sell vibrators, Good Vibrations has been a Bay Area presence for over three decades now, recasting sexual need in a healthful light. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Good Vibes is expanding, opening its fifth store since 1977 and this one is as more...
Are you a December baby? Or, do you have a friend who is? If you like drinking & eating for free you better find one quick! The Royal Exchange, a popular after-work sports bar & restaurant in the Financial District with 32 different micro, imported and domestic beers (and a full more...
Around the Holidays, everyone wants to treat themselves to a little show, a little outing in the town, a little pizzazz. Problem is, it can get a little pricey out there. Lucky for you, there’s help around from FunCheap where we post events everyday that are fit for small budgets. But there’s more...
Remember the good old days when you could sweet talk muni driver into giving you a “late night special” transfer even though it was only 6pm? Now that budget cuts have taking their toll, Muni has been enforcing the 90 minute rule on transfers a bit too strictly for more...
Are you game for waking up at 4am to crowd yourself into a big box store just to max out your credit card while saving $10 on a blu-ray player? After family arguments and trying to determine what to do with all of that leftover turkey, the annual Black Friday more...
Two things San Franciscans love: local bars and a good protest! On November 2, some great bars are asking us to go and be a part of an active democracy. The program is called “Straight Up: Vote” so go and vote! Then, get 50 cent drinks at one of our more...
Can’t afford the $400+ it’s going to take to afford standing room only tickets for the World Series at AT&T Park? Or maybe you’d rather spend your time watching the torture that is the 2010 San Francisco Giants with a beer in your hand that didn’t cost $9. Regardless, there’s plenty of more...
