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Here's your plan for coffee, browsing chic home decor, and unique jewelry shopping. Watch the video 👇

Here’s your plan for an awesome day around Alamo Square where you’ll visit 3 different women-owned businesses, starting with an amazing latte, and ending with some shopping for home decor and jewelry. This plan is dog-friendly

Coffee & Shopping around Alamo Square

Enjoy a special latte or hot chocolate from the vintage Lady Falcon Coffee Club truck in Alamo Square. Bring your dog along for a sunny day treat!

Coffee Break

🌟 For the month of March, use code “NUDGE” to receive a 10% discount off the AttaGirl coffee (one of their best coffees!) from their online store: https://www.ladyfalconcoffeeclub.com/collections/bestsellers/products/attagirl-2-pack  
Fun fact, the AttaGirl coffee was named in honor of the founder's grandmother, who grew up right here in SF

✅ Before you go:
•The coffee truck is in Alamo Square every Thursday-Sunday, 10AM-4PM
•Check the weather before, this plan is best enjoyed when it’s sunny: https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/San+Francisco+CA+USCA0987:1:US  
•The park is dog-friendly, so bring your furry companion if you have one

💪 Pro tips:
•The hot chocolate was incredible, it’s not as popular as some of the other drinks but it’s one of the best according to the owners
•If you purchase a bag of coffee, you get a free drink


Grab Coffee from Lady Falcon Coffee Club

Stroll to Rare Device for a unique shopping experience with homeware, artwork, and more, just 2 minutes from Alamo Square Park.

Shopping at Rare Device

✅ Before you go:
•Bring a tote bag for all the goodies you purchase 
•Dog-friendly

🚶‍♀️Transportation:
•2 min walk from Alamo Square Park 

💪 Pro tip:
•You can also shop on their awesome online website: https://raredevice.net 
•They display art work and do gallery nights, ask them when their next event is if you want to see more


Walk over to Rare Device 

End your shopping adventure at Life in Hayes Valley, featuring a unique selection of products from indie designers, perfect for gift shopping.

Shopping at Life


✅ Before you go:
•Dog-friendly

🚶‍♀️Transportation:
•10 min walk from Rare Device 

💪 Pro tip:
•You can also shop on their awesome online website: https://lifesanfrancisco.com 


End your shopping at Life 

Here's your Nudge plan for a small business tour where you'll

explore the Alamo Square Park area and support three female-owned businesses.

To start, head to Alamo Square Park and support Lady Falcon Coffee Club.

The history of this truck and company is so interesting,

I mean can you believe this is a 1948 red van?

We snagged a chai and a hot chocolate which they said wasn't as popular

disappoint! Then head down the street to Rare Device.

This store slogan is "beautiful things to hold in your hands"

and the owner Giselle offers an amazing variety of homeware, artwork, candles, books,

I already have a few prints of theirs hanging in my

home and I couldn't stop obsessing over this cutting board.

Enjoy this stunning atmosphere as you browse and check-out with a few of your favorite

items. Then round it out in Lower Haight with Life,

a store that sells similar products but with a completely different aesthetic.

This store focuses on showcasing indie designers and it's

one of the best places to shop for gifts.

Browse a huge selection of oils and make sure to hit their jewelry.

go on a little neighborhood tour, and support these female owned small businesses.

Here's your plan for a cozy Korean dinner with candlelight, classic films, and tasty dishes. Watch the video 👇

For a slow but flavorful dining escape, check out The Buoy Bar – a vibey hidden gem serving up tasty Korean plates under flickering Korean films and candlelight. 

Korean Bites & Candlelight Vibes🥢🕯️

Enjoy Korean-inspired plates and vibrant candlelit ambiance at The Buoy in FiDi—perfect for intimate dinners or special occasions. Reservations recommended for this cozy spot.

Korean Dinner

✅ Before you go
• Walk-ins are periodically welcomed but since the space is smaller, it’s best to make a reservation ahead of time. Especially if you’re planning on a group of 4 or more.
• Reservations available through Open Table: https://www.opentable.com/booking/restref/availability?lang=en-US&correlationId=19b78b0a-319a-4ec9-9a07-b6e0f0f19df4&restRef=1439686&ot=

💪 Pro tips
• This spot is very cozy and intimate making it perfect for dates, birthdays, or just catching up with a friend.
• Try one of their pasta dishes – they looked so good! 
• If you’re an Espresso Martini stan, try the Soju Einspanner. 

Make a Reservation & Dine

I love discovering new neighborhood faves like this one.

the Buoy Bar becomes the vibey hidden gem for a Korean inspired dinner.

with classic Korean films flickering in the

background and candlelight setting the tone.

and pomegranate over delicate slices of salmon.

the Yukhee tartare was refreshing and bright,

we ordered extra bread to soak it all up,

a black sesame mochi pastry paired with a Soju Einspanner.

So save this Nudge for your next dinner out.

Here's your plan for enjoying a cozy at-home hotpot with broth, veggies, meat, and dipping sauces. Watch the video 👇

Cozy days call for warm food and trying something new - so run, don’t walk to H Mart for this at home hotpot kit!

We have hotpot at home!

Visit H Mart San Francisco to pick up an at-home hotpot kit, complete with broths, sauces, noodles, and veggies—perfect for a cozy DIY meal on a chilly day.

Hotpot Kit Pickup

✅ Before you go
• Look for the kits in center aisle displays, end caps, or along the peripheral of the store

💪 Pro tips
• H Mart is also a great place to grab a fun beverage or dessert to complement your meal
• Select your own veggies and protein or choose the kits already labeled for hot pot 

Pick up an at-home hotpot kit and enjoy🔥🥣

Everyone knows SF Summer is ironically filled with foggy days and cloudy grays.

Hidden in a corner are these at-home hot pot kits.

grab a conveniently pre-packed set of hot pot veggies and a box of rolled thinly.

so we enjoy both the spicy broth and a savory mushroom base.

Set up a portable burner or stove to simmer the broths and mix up your dipping sauces.

Then cook your choice of protein and veggies right at the table.

we also had a tea ceremony with some fresh green tea we picked up at H Mart.

This is the perfect meal and beverage for a cozy day curled up on the couch.

Here's your plan for grabbing picnic supplies and enjoying a sunset above the clouds on Bolinas Ridge. Watch the video 👇

Escape the city and head straight for the clouds. This golden-hour plan takes you to Mt. Tam’s Bolinas Ridge, where you’ll find your way to one of Marin’s most breath-taking (and lesser-known) sunset spots 

Sunset Picnic on Bolinas Ridge 

Pick up fresh, local snacks and picnic supplies at Good Earth in Mill Valley before heading up to enjoy your sunset adventure above the clouds.

Picnic Supply Shopping

✅ Before you go
• Aim to leave the city about 2 hours before sunset, and don’t let Karl fool you! If it’s foggy in the city, there’s a good chance you’ll be above the clouds for the picnic. 

💪 Pro tips
• Bring a small cooler bag or insulated tote to keep everything fresh as you head up the ridge- especially if you’re grabbing anything melty or creamy. 

Grab Picnic Supplies at Good Earth in Mill Valley 

Enjoy a breathtaking sunset picnic above the clouds on Bolinas Ridge, overlooking Stinson Beach and the Pacific—don’t forget warm layers and a blanket for comfort.

Sunset Picnic

✅ Before you go
• There are no restrooms and cell service can be spotty, so go before you leave Mill Valley and download maps in advance 

💪 Pro tips
• Bring layers! It can get chilly fast up there, even in the summer. A lightweight blanket can also double as both seating and warmth. 
• There is parking located about .2 miles south of Rock Springs Trailhead 

Have you ever wanted to have a picnic above the clouds?

This is my favorite spot to pick up picnic supplies.

Now it's time to head to Bolinas Ridge on Mount Tam.

There's tons of different spots along this road for a picnic,

Supplies and head to the trail across the road.

And don't forget to enjoy the view on the way up.

You'll see plenty of room at the top of the hill.

My favorite view overlooks Stinson Beach and the Pacific Ocean.

Now it's time to sit back and enjoy the view,

and don't forget to stay a few minutes after sunset for the best colors.

Here's your plan for secret comedy, cocktails, DJ beats, dancing, and late night happy hour bites. Watch the video 👇

Discover a hidden speakeasy comedy show at a cocktail bar followed by a DJ and late night HH munchies!

Secret Comedy Show at a Speakeasy & HH Bites

Sip a cocktail at Mr. Mahjong’s, then head downstairs to a secret comedy club for an intimate night of laughter featuring top Bay Area comedians.

Cocktails & Comedy

✅ Before you go
• Check the Mr. Mahjong’s website and buy your comedy show tickets early 

💪 Pro tips
• The kitchen closes by the time the show ends so grab a snack before the show 

Grab a drink and head downstairs at Mr. Mahjong’s

Head back upstairs at Mr. Mahjong’s for a DJ-led dance party and lively nightlife vibes, perfect for continuing your night after the comedy show.

DJ & Dancing

✅ Before you go
• You can check the DJ lineup on the website too

Back upstairs for a vibe change - DJ beats and dancing

Head to The Public Izakaya in Lower Nob Hill for a late night happy hour featuring $5 grilled skewers, discounted nigiri, sashimi, and cheap sake and beer.

Happy Hour Bites & Drinks

✅ Before you go
• There’s a wait so be prepared

💪 Pro tips
• Order everything at once since the service can be slow during peak HH rush

Late Night HH for $5 bites and drinks

you have to start your evening off at San

Francisco's secret Speakeasy comedy show hidden away at Mr.

After grabbing a drink and some light bites,

you're transported to an intimate secret comedy club downstairs.

The Bay Area's funniest stand up comedians are

waiting to make you laugh all night long.

continues upstairs with a regular bar crowd and a live DJ spinning late night beats,

but a night out isn't complete without some tipsy munchies,

so we headed to Public Izakaya for a late night happy hour

from 10 to 11 p.m. where you can get $5 grilled skewers,

discounted nigiri and sashimi plus cheap sake and beer.

This was a phenomenal night with immaculate vibes,