frog design

Critically acclaimed coffee time and dessert club. Line ups around the block every Monday.
Chefs come from all over to find out the secret to food innovation!

I had heard through the grapevine that this place had fantastic whisky tastings and that they had an expert on the subject. After waiting nearly an hour for the elevator to the elusive 4^th floor, I finally entered into the cavernous waiting area only to be greeted by flashing flat panels and drug-​addled chalk art on a blackboard. After a few more minutes, a man calling himself «Wombat» asked if I was there to sample his whisky collection. «Finally!» I thought. Before I was lead into his tasting room, I was forced to sign a NDA about what I would see behind the great frog firewall.
Once inside the frog realm, I was seated in a cramped, smelly glass room with only 4 bottles on the table with pictures of Wombat’s family. One bottle had maybe a half an ounce of delicious rye in it and Wombat quickly threw that back and offered up the three other bottles to me. The first one was a «super exclusive» Indian rum that tasted of turpentine. The second was an «ultra rare» Chinese rice whiskey that was reminiscent of jet fuel. I began to re-​think my decision to walk into the building when he brought out his coup de grace– a bottle of Hendricks gin. Now, I know that you can get Hendricks anywhere in the city… but this was a different Hendricks. He poured the golden liquor into a glass with just the smallest amount of ice. The color was an amber hue like that of a good scotch… but this was gin! I took a sip and all of that Hendricks flavor was there… with a bit more. Actually a lot more. The chili flavor and bite quickly kicked in and I thought this would be the perfect twist on a bloody mary. Take this chili hendricks gin and mix it with some tomato juice and you would have a hit on your hands.
Four stars for the hip vibe and retro Hasselhoff motorcycle in the lobby.

I came here looking for an honest and aggressive personal injury lawyer, as advertised on their site, and was shocked by the completely unprofessional dress code in this law firm.
These guys prove it is possible to mix TOO much pleasure with business.
4 stars for coffeetime though.

Don’t order Pizza from these guys!!! They did not show up. After waiting 90 minutes, I called but no one picked up. Ridiculous. I will never try them again, and I hope this review saves others from waiting for something that will not show up. I’ve heard their packaging is awesome though.

Rayna did my nails the other day, and though sufficient, it wasn’t the best manicure I have ever had. The polish job was great, but her cuticle cutting could use some help. Her personality, energy and sheer enjoyment for life did however bring about clever and invigorating conversation into the mix. In conclusion, If you want your nails done, go somewhere else. If you want to be entertained, try this place.

Seriously? I know these people do some amazing work in the design and innovation world but could you please get an elevator that doesn’t take 24 minutes to go 3 floors? How bout you spend some time innovating a new way to get to your office instead of pioneering the future of Minority Report-​style computer interaction technology. Maybe an unlocked door with stairs? Now that’s what I call innovation — taking an old concept and giving it a twist like accessibility to create something totally new — common sense!
See you in the elevator until then.

Bizarre freakshow of hypnotized zombie gym rats sitting around using gym machines as recliners, staring at each other & themselves in the mirror.
Apparently if you actually begin working out here, it is an odd breach of frog etiquette.
Every time I shook off the hypnosis and actually started working out hard, huge groups of them would turn their attention toward me and slowly start following me around, stumbling over machines on the way. You know how zombies do.
The gym itself is ho-​hum. The third street location is the biggest frog branch in SF and it seemed too small, there aren’t many machines and the free weight area is tiny. There’s no way I could get a complete thorough workout here due to the lack of comprehensive equipment.
On a positive note: at least the gym rats aren’t vampires because everyone knows vampires don’t like mirrors, let alone have love affairs with them.

Very well known industrial design agency…