An afternoon in SF’s Dogpatch neighborhood

Dr. Fisherian’s Runaway Machine by Chris Wollard The Dogpatch neighborhood in San Francisco is on the east side of the city, along the waterfront. The shoreline was industrialized in the 1880s, but the big shipyard there closed decades ago. It was a cool neighborhood to walk around! A lot of interesting old buildings that have been adapted instead of being destroyed, which is great — old warehouses have tons of windows and skylights, and apparently back in the day even industrial buildings sprang for ornamentation and architectural features. We started with brunch at Plow, which was quite popular at lunchtime on a Thursday. We sat outside, which was a little cool in the shade with a breeze, but they had blankets! Their breakfast potatoes were the star of the show. The stuff we wanted to see was on the other side of the freeway, but since we’d scored a parking spot, we walked over from the restaurant. beautiful door across the street from Plow Part of the waterfront has been reclaimed…

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