McSweeney’s Mission Street Food Cookbook Launch Party
Satisfy your Popeye’s Chicken craving and chat with Mission Street Food chefs! All for just $7!
McSweeney’s is hosting a book launch party at the Make-Out Room tomorrow to celebrate the publication of the MSF cookbook. Get all the details…
From the McSweeney’s website:
This summer McSweeney’s is kicking off its new food book imprint, McSweeney’s Insatiables. The first title in the series is Mission Street Food: Recipes and Ideas from an Improbable Restaurant, an inventive mix of narrative and recipes from the intrepid founders of the eponymous San Francisco food-truck-cum-restaurant-phenomenon. The book has already received the SF Chronicle’s stamp of approval. And to celebrate MSF’s release, we’re having a party on July 26 at the Make Out Room in the Mission. For the price of the $7 admission, you can chat up the book’s authors, down free beer provided by Black Star, and gorge on Popeyes chicken. (Not only is Popeyes tasty, but it’s also relevant to the book. You’ll see.) For $25.00, you’ll get all of the above, plus a signed copy of the book (which retails for $30). We recommend purchasing a ticket in advance!
For real!
July 26, 7 p.m.
The Make Out Room
3225 22nd Street, San Francisco
Featuring: Authors Karen Leibowitz & Anthony Myint, DJ Foodcourt, beer provided by Black Star, Popeye’s chicken
And in other news:
MONDAY:
Vote on the Bang for the Buck 1 minute / $1000 dance contest. That $1000 is the prize money! West Wave Dance
Take a class at the Photoshop Pop Up Store. Read about it on Scott Kelby’s blog.
Watch a free movie at the Red Devil Lounge (The Hangover) or Five Points Arthouse (byo-movie, audience choice!), both 7pm.
TUESDAY:
See a free San Francisco movie (Sudden Impact) while enjoying a free wine tasting (MacMurray Ranch Pinot Noir & Ecco Domani Pinot Grigio) at Top of the Mark.
Go rowing with the Embarcadero Rowing Club: every Tuesday night at 6:45pm and Sunday mornings at 9:30am from S.F. Boatworks.
Make or buy awesome art at Sketch Tuesdays at 111 Minna Gallery.
Photo Credit: Mission Street Foods: Recipes and Ideas from an Improbable Restaurant from McSweeneys.net
Julie Crossman is generally overbooked. She takes photos and performs in SF, CA. Many more of her photos can be found at PenelopePopsicle.com. She performs every third Sunday with The Absurdists at The Make-Out Room.
I love beer and chicken!