Categories:
Cafes,
Coffee & Tea
Neighborhood: Outer Richmond
Categories:
Chinese,
Japanese
Neighborhood: Marina/Cow Hollow
Listed in: Greek Life Central - aka The…
Category:
Tanning
Neighborhoods: Nob Hill, Russian Hill
Categories:
Donuts,
Coffee & Tea
Categories:
Bikes,
Sports Wear,
Outdoor Gear
Neighborhood: Nob Hill
Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese
Neighborhood: Financial District
Listed in: Financial District Lunchtime
Categories:
Active Life,
Local Flavor
Neighborhood: Chinatown
Listed in: Oh Hai Chinatown!
Categories:
Wine Bars,
American (New),
Champagne Bars
Neighborhood: Marina/Cow Hollow
Listed in: Greek Life Central - aka The…
I'm not married, nor have I ever been remotely close to getting married, so until Sunday, I couldn't identify with people when they said that the minute they met their significant other, they knew instantly that they wanted to spend the rest of their life with said person.
Well, I've officially met the one thing that I want to eat for the rest of my life. It's love, baby, and it's the truffled popcorn at BIN 38.
Great selection of wines, posh Marina-chic atmosphere, and the best popcorn I've ever had in my entire life. White popcorn with a drizzle of truffle oil made for a great, salty, tasty treat while sipping on a glass of Prosecco. This is like the grown-up version of a Slurpee and popcorn at the movie theaters. $3 for a small, $5 for a large. I could probably down a large bowl just by myself and still want more.
Normally, sharing is caring, but if you really cared about me, you'd order your own popcorn so I can savor every single air-popped kernel of my bowl.
Oh, and it's just a few blocks away from my flat. How convenient!
Category:
Sandwiches
Neighborhood: Marina/Cow Hollow
Listed in: Greek Life Central - aka The…
"I guess you'll do."
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San Francisco, CA
Yelping SinceDecember 2008
Things I Lovebreezy days, colorful rainboots, fresh flowers, low-maintenance hairstyles, my dog, giraffes
Find Me Inmy birthday suit. Just kidding.
My HometownThe "OC"
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...I'm trying to save the world from unicorn invasions.
Why You Should Read My ReviewsI have refined tastebuds.
My Second Favorite Website The Last Great Book I ReadThe Economic Naturalist
My First ConcertCeline Dion. Don't judge. Or hate.
My Favorite MovieYou've Got Mail
My Last Meal On EarthTruffle popcorn from BIN 38.
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I'm terrified of ladybugs. True story.
Most Recent DiscoveryI'm lactose-intolerant. Major life fail.
Current CrushWhite chocolate sauce with waffle cone pieces from Yogorino
An almond green milk tea, original boba (with green tea) milk tea, a chamomile "pop tea" and a matcha fresh milk tea and $14.17 later, we decided that yes, the drinks were very delicious because the tea was very fresh and fragrant, not that sweet, and of gigantic size. I don't want to know how many calories I sucked through that straw.
The place is horribly designed, with the counter/waiting space close to the tables and chairs, and just one cashier. They should make the kitchen/prep/cashier part larger, section off the waiting area towards the back, and get rid of the tables and chairs, as I'm sure that doesn't help increase their revenue, since it only adds to the crowd/noise level.
I probably will not return to this establishment, as it's super far out from the rest of the world, and it's not really worth the wait. But if I'm ever in the area and I don't see a line (or if I remember to phone in my order), yeah, I'll probably get another quart-sized drink. It's worth the calories.