- Crab season is here – and Barron’s Meats has it! [@BaronsonChurch]
- Noe Valley home fails to fetch 2015-era price [Socketsite]
- Folio Books sales benefit Children’s Book Project after Thanksgiving [@ChildrensBookSF]
- Le Cupboard abruptly closes, new team supposedly on the way? [@CourtneySF]
- Uma Casa makes a best new restaurants of 2017 list [Thrillist]
- Martha & Bros makes the best coffee shop list [Thrillist]
- A profile of the eccentric Noe’s Nest founder [JWeekly]
- A rundown on the first D8 Supervisor debate (housing, housing, housing) [Bay Area Reporter]
- Noe Valley mysteries [@NoeValleySF]
Showing posts with label Martha Bros. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Martha Bros. Show all posts
November 18, 2017
This Week in Noe Valley: Le Cupboard Closes, Home Prices Soften and Other Noe Valley Mysteries
April 13, 2012
This Week In Noe Valley
News from, about and for Noe Valley from around the interwebs:
- Seems Saucy Joe has ruined more knives than the two we brought him [Yelp]
- Joe's on 24th St still for sale - now $150,000 [Craigslist]
- NV-based Martha & Brothers may (or may not) be opening a shop in the Haight [Eater SF]
- SF still struggles with medication disposal; here's an update of drop-off locations [SFPUC]
- Views from the Edge: SF General takes shape [Burrito Justice]
- Missed the NV Saturday market? Farmer's markets around SF [SF Weekly]
December 8, 2011
NVV Dec - Jan 2012: We Read It So You Don't Have to
The Noe Valley Voice is published ten times a year and has been a neighborhood fixture since 1977. Here are highlights from the latest issue. Links are to items we've covered here on NVSF or outside sources as the Voice doesn't post stories online until mid-month. December / January 2011
Front Page: Noe Courts at Douglas and Elizabeth is set for a much needed upgrade thanks to a $210,000 grant - the new design and upgrades should be realized over 2012; live reindeer and other festivities are planned for 24 HoliDAYs on 24th St - including six visits by Santa; Circle Bank has benefited from local discomfort with big banks ("dozens if not hundreds of neighborhood residents took part in the nationwide protest and switched their money from big banks to smaller instituions."); and up to 11,000 groups and people in Noe Valley may have unclaimed assets (money,stocks, etc.) sitting in a database.
Letters: None. Weird.
Features: Noe Valley lamp designer Jennifer Slepin plies her craft on Etsy; get your geek on and raise money for local schools at the 3rd annual Tech Search Party on Feb 4; Bevan Dufty clocked in an abysmal 7th place in the mayor's race.
Obits: Former PlumpJack Wines manager Drew Spaulding dies by his own hand after wrestling with depression [Here's a picture of the staff mentioned in the obit; from the left are Josh, Elio, John and Drew.]; Nicky Salan, founder of Cover to Cover dies at 77 after a long illness.
Cost of Living in Noe: 14 single family homes sold in October - all for more than $1 million. Home values were up 12% year over year in the hood.
Rumors: Cookie wars erupt in the Ministry Parking lot [update: whether Cookie Time will be able to be a regular at the Farmer's Market is up in the air - until decided/accepted they will not be part of the market]; Only 51% of the 20,031 registered voters in Noe cast their vote this past Nov. - among those that did cast their vote Avalos was the top vote-getter for Mayor; Pixie Hall Studios is becoming a preschool and will be sponsoring a Date Night (hello, kid sitting) with Firefly; Fattoush has decided not to sell after all; The Vietnamese/Thai fusion restaurant on Church is going slow and may - or may not - open in 2012. A parking stall in the Walgreen's parking lot is now a charging station for electric cars [Ed note - Since a reader sent us this photo before Thanksgiving we've been trying to figure out how it works - apparently nobody knows, including the management at Walgreens which is waiting for instructions so they can "tell the customers how to use the dang thing." It also edges out a handicap spot.]
Also of note: A longtime Noe resident takes out a quarter-page ad looking for a "Woof Friendly Noe Valley Rental." Is it that bad for rentals in Noe?
[The Noe Valley Voice]
November 28, 2011
Open: Cookie Time!
Love them or hate them, food trucks in SF are here to stay. And the latest addition to the Noe food scene is a food truck that features... cookies:
Cookie Time is a cookie truck operating out of San Francisco's Noe Valley. We use organic, mostly local ingredients to deliver the most deliciously nutritious goodies! CookieTime also firmly believes in zero waste, which is why all of our serving dishes & utensils are compostable.Permitted and ready to...er...roll, Cookie Time opened Friday in the Noe Valley Ministry Farmer's Market. One positive review on Yelp, and one negative response from Martha & Bros. The Farmer's Market is already tight on space and turning away vendors; no idea if this fits in with their plans.
Whether you're a cookie fan or not, how do you feel about food trucks setting up near "brick-and-mortar" restaurants now that the long-running battle has made it to Noe Valley?
Cookie Time!
3865 24th St, San Francisco, CA
415 735 5055
Facebook, Twitter
[SFGate: Restaurants want to put brakes on food trucks]
[SFoodie: The Chronicle and the GGRA Go After Food Trucks]
[Photo: Cookie Time!, via Facebook]
November 16, 2010
Parklets: Construction Begins


The long-debated and awaited parklets on 24th St began construction today. The pavers are concrete and rest on steel beams; the planters are also steel. More details from StreetsBlogSF:
The new spaces were designed by Riyad Ghannam, who designed and built the first parklet in the city in front of the Mojo Bicycle Cafe on Divisadero street. The parklets will replace a total of four parking spaces and cost $37,000, the entirety of which came from Mayor Gavin Newsom’s Office of Economic and Workforce Development as part of their commercial revitalization budget. The Noe Valley Association, which represents merchants in the area, is the permit holder and will oversee the maintenance of the facilities.Expect the parklets to be completed in front of Martha & Bros and Just For Fun in time for the weekend -- just in time for the rain.
Update from Carol Yenne:
The Permit Holder is the Noe Valley Association CBD which is the property owners of the commercial district, not the merchant association.[StreetsBlogSF: Noe Valley Parklet Installation Begins]
It would also be nice to mention this is a "trial" to see how folks like them. These are not not permanent parklet being set up.
Thanks,
Carol Yenne
Member of NVA CBD as well as NVMPA board.
October 28, 2010
Approved: Parklets For 24th Street
From murphstahoe:
The 24th Street Parklets were approved by ISCOTT (the Interdepartmental Staff Committee on Traffic and Transportation) today! They are permitted for a 6 month trial beginning in November. At the meeting the Parklets were supported by Debra Neimann from NVA, myself, Martha's Coffee Founder Martha Monroy, Supervisor Dufty's Legislative Aide Todd David, Louis Bryan, and Supervisor Candidate Scott Wiener in the form of his proxy, Gillian Gillett.Just in time for winter.
As I mentioned before, they will be going in front of Martha's Coffee and Just for Fun. See you out there!
[Pavement To Parks]
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