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We went out last night for a belated anniversary dinner. We chose the place we have been to a few times (Trestle) and had originally scheduled for the wife's birthday last year before lockdown cancelled everything. Their North Beach space is too small to warrant reopening under the current restrictions, but they are owned by a company that runs a new large restaurant in the Financial District. Said restaurant opened right before plague time and was designed for expense account dinners, so it is large and well-ventilated. This means that Trestle is operating a pop-up out of this space.

In other words, we had a lovely dinner - indoors, sitting in a booth far away from the few other patrons, and basically a pre-plague dining experience. The PMJ soundtrack didn't hurt either.