Sprig Sunday Funday

Hi Everyone!

Happy Thursday! It’s no secret that I love San Francisco, the food, the people, and the culture. There’s so much energy in this 7×7 area and I’m so thankful to have had a taste of it – quite literally.

Last Sunday I had the opportunity to hang out with some ultra-inspiring businesses for a Sunday Funday brunch whose mission entails providing good food, great service and beautiful experiences to everyone they touch.

Some of my favorite companies? Sprig hosted the event and if you haven’t heard about Sprig, well you’re living under a rock. They provide sustainable, organic ingredients at a reasonable price delivered straight to your door. Their menu varies daily is made with honest ingredients – nothin’ better.

Adding to the excitement was Jane Cafe and Project Juice. These two businesses have become a staple for me.  I live 3 blocks away from Jane and can’t get enough of their delicious coffee and pastries. With two locations, I’m never far from getting a caffeine fix or finding a quiet place to wind down.

Project Juice is one of my absolute favorites because their whole mission is to provide sustainable, healthy and organic juices to the masses. I often times eat cereal for breakfast and am always left wanting more. By adding a Fresh Greens or Swizz Beets, my morning is instantly better.

Farmgirl Flowers made the day so much more beautiful and talked about their partnership with local businesses to support the environment. Their arrangements are out of this world and make the ultimate birthday gift. Seriously. 

If you haven’t checked out these amazing local businesses, I suggest you do! Now get out there and nom on!

Cheers!

Weekend Snapshots

Hi Everyone!

Happy Monday! I hope everyone had a really nice, relaxing weekend! My weekend was full of spontaneous adventures which I never say no to.

Friday night, Ittai snagged tickets to the Giants game and we were able to sneak a peek of the field before the game! So amazing. Saturday I teamed up with Danielle and Athleta (more to come!) for a shoot at Lands End. We headed there early in the morning and got lost trying to find the Labyrinth – it’s a little hidden but once you find it, you’ll be in awe.

Saturday afternoon I headed over to the De Young to see the Oscar de la Renta exhibit. Oscar was and still is one of the best designers of our time so it was such a treat being able to see these coveted dresses and designs in real life. I highly suggest heading before the exhibit closes in May!

Saturday evening was spent attending a beer bootcamp as a celebration for Ittai’s birthday. If you haven’t been to Workshop SF, you’re doing yourself a disservice. You can find any class for any type of person. From terrarium building classes to a beer bootcamp, Workshop caters to any interest. It’s rad. And their motto? “Drink beer and make stuff.” Perfect.

Sunday was spent sleeping in and brunching with Sprig, Jane, Project Juice and Farmgirl Flowers. More to come from that this week!

Cheers!

Aimee