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Eat: Perilla

Perilla

Funkily mixing exposed brick, soothing yellow walls, and orb & track lighting, this 44-seat Viet cubby serves up real deal minis like peanut/fried shallot/jalapeno "carpaccio" before hitting stride with brisket/flank steak/meatball Pho, and rounding out with grilled rice plates of charbroiled prawns/five-spices chicken/beef/pork chop. Booze-license is pending, so for now the highly visible wine stash is just for them "to drink while closing", and for you to long for as your waiter longs for you to leave.

Check the menu

510 Mission St, at 1st; Financial District; 415.777.1893 |

Gear: Nomads Summer Clearance

Nomads Summer Clearance

The Haye's Valley man-tique's taking 40-50% off nearly all inventory including Fred Perry track jackets, stylized workwear from Nicholas K, tees from Obedient Son/Barking Irons/Evidence of Evolution, and chilled-out sweaters from LA's Trovata -- not to be confused with girthed-out sweaters of LA's Travolta.

556 Hayes St, btwn Laguna and Octavia; Hayes Valley; 415.864.5692 |

Omg: RoflThing at Mighty

RoflThing at Mighty

RoflCon's event-savvy nerds're taking over Mighty to host "RoflThing", an unapologetic celebration of the internet meme, featuring lectures on Star Wars Kid and "The State of the LOL", while real-live memes (Dr. Popular/"Eric Conveys an Emotion") roam the crowd. From 8-10 there's an open beer/wine bar accompanied by a "kickass meme themed" DJ mix, after which Mighty'll slash its normal cover to $5 for anyone who doesn't have to rush home to nurse his dancing baby.

Deets and tix thru RoflCon.org

Fri Aug 29th at 5:30; 119 Utah St, at 15th; SOMA; 415.762.0151 |

Service: r-u-drunk

r-u-drunk

This iPhone app comes with five challenging sobriety gauges, including a voice recognition critique of your rattling off the alphabet backwards and tests of how steady you can keep your cellie while walking in a straight line/standing on one leg (aided by the iPhone's accelorometer). The sixth, bogus gauge, is a breathalyzer screen that asks you to blow into the phone -- while the seventh is your friend asking, "did you just blow into your phone?"

Hit the iTunes link at AppStoreFeed.com, then start drinking