Sunday = lazy day. After a late night out in the Mission District, Mike and I followed our tummies and meandered to the car for a drive to Russian Hill. I hadn't fully explored this area of town until my pal Marissa of marissaandmichael.com from L.A. sent me a really sweet article of 'Things to do in SF' from Domino Mag. Inside I discovered the Candy Shop. Yes! A little Candy Shop devoted to all things sweet. We made our selections, and merrily went on our way to wander around Russian Hill. It was a beautiful day! It takes a few days of real sunshine for our bones to warm up and dry out from the cold and fog.
They have jawbreakers the size of softballs! $10 each! 
Candy river stones.
Who doesn't enjoy a little fluff from time to time?
Chocolate olives... not to be mistaken with chocolate covered olives (Im not sure there is even such a thing) however, the candy shop does carry chocolate covered gummie bears!
JARS AND JARS of delicious candy! And if you ask nicely you and sample anything you want!
Candy Legos!
Salt Water Taffy and an amazing view!
Rice pudding shop! We didnt try any... yet!
It is inevitable for Mike and I to end up at a Bookstore. We are nerds... what can I say. San Francisco, like most cities has many many bookstores and this one is full of great books both new and used. Plus they are all discounted. I even found a few to take home!
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public notice to toseewe blog readers: all i did was send miss melanie a magazine article on san fran that happened to mention a delicious, unique, beautiful candy shop, and next thing i knew i got a thank you with delicious, unique, beautiful candies!!
ReplyDeletelesson learned: melanie is so sweet and thoughtful... and also, must find more articles on san francisco mentioning delicious, unique, beautiful candies... (but i better hurry!!! time's-a-tickin'!)