Banana Bay Co.: Baked with Love in Lower Haight
Food fuels us – the energy stored in the organic matter is processed by the body to animate the physical functions necessary for life.
Nonprofit neighborhood paper · Est. 2025A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Connecting Neighbors · Est. 2025
The neighborhood, in our own words
Local voices, familiar places, and the stories behind them. From the pages of Lower Haight Local.
Follow new stories via RSS →70 stories
Food fuels us – the energy stored in the organic matter is processed by the body to animate the physical functions necessary for life.
Pink Puffin Bicycles recently relocated from Pacific Heights to Lower Haight, and I got to interview shop owner Philip Shain on their very first day open on Haight Street.
Lower Haight’s walls have always had something to say.
From the moment you see the colorful, cat-themed art adorning the windows of Wishy Washy, it’s clear this is not your average laundromat.
Welcome to the second month of the new year! Life has been very hard recently, and in times like these I am reminded that I am only as strong as my community, both hyperlocal and more broadly.
Date My Friend hosted two sold out events at the Faight in January, raising money to help fund the printing of the magazine.
Exploring alternative bike routes through Lower Haight, including the Waggle V1, Waggle V2, and the Woggle—creative variations on the classic Wiggle bike path.
The idea of the installation of a locked fence has created a controversy dividing the community.
On a chilly Friday morning, I sat down with my neighbor Lisa at her brightly-lit kitchen table to talk about her roots in the Lower Haight and her work as a real estate agent demystifying the home-buying process.
When I enter the first of the three single use bathrooms in Madrone Art Bar (each one a distinct color and distinct experience, like portals) I can feel the deep and thumping bass of the We Work Here collective’s blend of deep house, disco, and…
A poem about resisting an insistent inner voice.
Come to the table Where warmth and joy await you Eat and be merry.
More from the paper: browse the print archive or find a free copy nearby.