Beginner
On the street where Nelson Mandela's party
Nestlés inside the nickname Herb Caen said you're not
supposed to call our fair city , you'll find a place
whose name is a term of endearment, a version of which
could describe Willy Wonka's products. Who knows, you
might even run into him knocking one back here after
a hard day at the chocolate factory.
Nelson Mandela's
party is the African National Congress or ANC. Herb
Caen said "Don't call it Frisco." So ANC=>FRISCO
= FRANCISCO
If it's open, go inside, introduce yourselves
to George, then tell us what's on the third tap.
If it's not open, tell us what's on hand outside.
Regular
On an unsainted city street, you'll find
a place whose name is a term of endearment, and which
is also a variant of a word that you would use to describe
Willie Wonka's products. Who knows, you might even find
him knocking one back here after a hard day at the chocolate
factory. A busman's holiday?
Unsainted city
street? Well, the city you're in is San Francisco (Spanish
for "Saint Francis") so if you take off the
SAN, you get FRANCISCO.
If it's open, go inside, introduce yourselves
to George, then tell us what's on the third tap..
If it's not open, tell us what's on hand outside.
Masters
On an unsainted city street, you'll find
a place whose name is a term of endearment. You might
find Willie Wonka knocking one back here after a hard
day at the chocolate factory. A busman's holiday?
If it's open, go inside, introduce yourselves
to George, then tell us what's on the third tap.
If it's not open, tell us what's on hand outside.
Sweetie's is
a delightful hole-in-the-wall tucked away on a side
street. It's owned by Flicka McGurrin, who also owns
Pier 23 Cafe. The bartender George passes out chocolate
bars to customers when he's on duty.
I believe, if
memory serves me (I'm writing this two years after the
fact) that GUINNESS was on the third tap. But, if they
were closed, here's what was on hand outside:
