This open-kitchen 100-seater boasts a Talavera-lined, L-shaped granite bar whose garage door allows both inside & patio seating, slatted spherical wooden chandeliers, Frida reproductions touting Latin cuisine, and a 10ft Pisces sculpture made almost entirely out of zarandas -- a tool for grilling fish.

An Uptown steakhouse founded by Ray Phil Romano, Nick and Sam's has steak, seafood, and complimentary caviar (!).

This family-owned joint brings burgers and booze together to form the tastiest of unions in a million different variations.

Because you don't want the strippers at Lake Lewisville to see you at anything but your athletic best, train your own tight little body at Hydrous Park: a state-of-the-art wakeboarding facility that's open year-round to hook you up with everything you need to get started, potentially making you the Rebecca Black of fiberglassed fun.

A Japanese resto that is also a sake brewery (!), serving their in-house namazake on draft alongside eats like Tokyo frites and miso popcorn on a sweet patio.

From a Baltimore-repping former Little Skillet chef, WW is a house of wing-y awesomeness that'll sling fried chicken to Lower Haight-ians 'til 2a outta a clean-lined, bright orange-floored, personalized saloon door-equipped interior that seats 10 at stools and four more at out-front benches, presumably pre-warmed by Brian Cardinal.

Prepared to single-handedly expand the waistlines of the FiDi beginning tomorrow, SD's second location is a mezzanine'd behemoth on Market that's three times the size of the OG Castro spot, with a 12-seat front patio and the same selection of single- and double-patty burgers.

Second Bar + Kitchen prides themselves on creating a true farm-to-table experience, offering small plates, pizzas, and various entrees.

The Backspace is a local Downtown gourmet pizzeria behind Parkside, serving some of the city's finest wood-fired Neapolitan pies.

From the confectionista founder of Luxe Sweets (wholesale supplier to Halcyon, Royal Blue, Cherrywood Cafe), La Pat's a stubbornly French sweet shop located in a quaint, naturally lit South Austin bungalow.

Ballz is a massive, multi-level love letter to the lost art of pinball, with 70 machines including the all-time top 20, as rated annually by a bunch of people you wouldn't want to get into an argument about pinball with.

East Side Pies is a small little shop on the Eastside with a 90's vibe.