[Baypiggies] Pygame meetup in SF?

[Edward Cherlin]

On Jan 23, 2008 11:09 AM, Jeff Younker <jeff at drinktomi.com> wrote:
> It sounds fun.
>
> My two top suggestions for a meeting place would are:
>
> Phil's (24th & Folsom)

Four short blocks from the 24th and Mission BART station

> Mission Creek Cafe (21st and Valencia)

Three long blocks and two short from the 24th and Mission BART station

> Phil's has a couple of large kitchen tables so
> people can sit round in a big group.  They also
> have the best coffee in SF, and the second best
> pastries in the mission.  It's also like you're sitting
> in Phil's living room.  Very, very cozy.
>
> Mission creek has smaller tables, but it has even
> more room than Phil's.  On the down side they've
> been replacing some of the fixtures with obnoxious
> fluorescents.  The coffee is so-so as are the
> pastries, but they serve real food.
>
> Ritual Roasters is close by too, but the tables are
> tiny.  The coffee is decent, the pastries are
> descent, and the place is constantly packed.

Right around the corner from Mission Creek

> - Jeff Younker - jeff at drinktomi.com -
>
>
>
>
> On Jan 23, 2008, at 10:24 AM, Shandy Brown wrote:
>
> > A couple of us SFBay people were discussing a pygame-related
> > meetup.  Do
> > any baypiggies have an interest in hacking on some pygame projects
> > or on
> > pygame itself?
> >
> > Pending a sufficient level of interest, perhaps we could meet next
> > week
> > in SF.  Near BART is a must.  A cafe with power and tables would be
> > nice, any location suggestions?
> >
> > Shandy
> >
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