The Corner in San Francisco, named for its location at the intersection of Mission and 18th Streets, drew our attention instantly with its matte black exterior, featuring painted-over Chinese characters, which pays homage to its former incarnation as an Asian grocery. Designed by Blythe Friedmann, the interior has a slight goth edge, mixing Edgar Allen Poe-ish wallpaper, exposed brick, fluted metal pendants, and vintage finds. Go to SFoodie for more information.
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Photos via SFoodie and Flickr.
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