Great hidden gem. Good wine list and a delish cheese plate. Take in the rotating art and sip on a glass of wine.
Order the burger and ask for the secret sauce! Haha. Ask for animal style and animal fries. Very good
For some chocolate, ice cream, coffee, or hot cocoa... skip the long line at the front ice cream shop, and head to the back to the Ghirardelli Chocolate Shop & Caffe.
The pad kee mao is pretty spicy, but pad thai is okay:) 5$ dishes and 2$ beers, what else?
It’s hard to have a bad time at this frisky FiDi hotspot where solid renditions of Southern and San Francisco classics meet impressive cocktails. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Order the Safari Cooler drink. Made of orange juice, carrot juice, lemon, ginger and honey. AMAZING! You'll get addicated to it.
This place has high quality drinks and a small, but interesting menu – including choices like duck hearts & quail eggs. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
If you don't like the New Orleans Iced Coffee, I'm fairly sure you're a cylon.
At busy hours here's a booth around the side (past the seating toward the restroo that you can order from; beat the queue for the main counter.
Hip, hip, hip in the Mission District. Hard to get in but easy on the wallet with great cocktails and wine list. -Tim Nugent, Top Chef Just Desserts
The geographic center of the city – with an amazing view! As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
An inviting oasis that is a perfect spot for a picnic, people watching, a leisurely stroll or to take work outdoors as there’s free Wi-Fi here.
Probably my favorite hotel bar in the city. The bar tops alternate in different colors. They have an extended and adventurous cocktail list with lots of original martinis to choose from. Plays lounge
Silent film comic Fatty Arbuckle's career crashed down when a party he hosted at this hotel resulted in the death of young actress Virginia Rappe in 1921. President Ford was also shot at here in 1975.
Walk past the reception, make a left and ride the glass elevator for the best views overlooking the bay. Then hit the Clock Bar for an inventive cocktail – try the Hawaii 5.1.
In front of the row of Victorian “Painted Ladies” houses (made famous by the Full House opening sequence), but on nice days you can spy the ocean and the Bay from here. Read more.
The Ferry Building is very popular, and I recommend it to anyone who is visiting San Francisco. They've got great restaurants (Slanted Door, MarketBar) and a morning farmer's market a few times a week
Our favorite thing to do on nice days is get a round-trip ferry ticket to Angel Island, buy a beer on the boat, and sun on the upper deck until the ferry gets back to SF. Read more.
Pick a seafood restaurant, any seafood restaurant and enjoy some of the freshest fish EVER
The audio tour of the cell house is excellent. Definitely take the time to listen.
Trust us, you can't go wrong with the Salted Caramel…until you're addicted. Read more.
Try the dry fried chicken wings. Fast service once you get a table, but expect a line. I love the kimchi they bring you when you sit down. -Laurine Wickett, Top Chef
This ballpark has been home to the San Francisco Giants since it opened in 2000. Barry Bonds passed Babe Ruth on the all-time list when he hit his 715th home run here on May 28th, 2006.
The best coffee I have ever had, period. Starbucks is dead to me. Try the Mint Mojito Iced Coffee -- it's heaven.
Great place to visit, but make sure it's a sunny day. You will not enjoy that much if it's too foggy.
The Grove Cafe has an outdoor dining area, which is perfect for the (sometimes) warm weather, and they have the BEST BLT sandwich (and their breakfast burrito is also amazing).
The flights, flat breads and service are all to die for. Make sure someone else is paying though.
Go to Amelie during happy hour from 5:30-7PM to people watch and drink their $10 flight--3 generous pours of any wine on the menu. Read more.
Get a reservation and prepare to eat your sack off. My biggest advice is don't think about the price. It's going to be expensive either way so you should enjoy it. Best sushi in SF
Great place for delicious food off the tourist path - the mussels are delicious w/ fries - YUM
Sweet little tourist town..take time to explore the numerous art shops..some amazing stuff available
Awesome picnic tables out front, cheap good beer and amazing sage fries with the best dipping sauce.
