GrubGirl.

The no-longer-resident ABM thought I deserved a copy of Broke-Ass Stuart’s Guide to Living Cheaply in San Francisco. (Why? I wonder…hmmm).

Broke-Ass Stuart is known for his writings in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, and he’s the honorary, charter, uber GrubBoy. If only I were that motivated to go to as many places as he’s gone. I’ll go where no yuppie has gone before for y’all, but he hits up not only a ton of cheap (and not-so-cheap) eats in the various neighborhoods, but he gives you the scoop on cool attractions, bars, or events to check out, too.

I must admit that I’m pretty impressed by the book’s informative quips on all the bars where one can get the free grub snacks (and I’m talking more than just peanuts and pretzels, folks).

In fact, Broke-Ass Stuart is having a book signing on August 1 at The Booksmith, if you’d like to see the legend behind the words.

P.S. Great web design, Stu…this is seriously causing GrubGirl to consider her sorely needed facelift.

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