Stop at the 1st or 2nd pullout up the Morin Headlands. Both offer stunning views and photo opportunities of the Golden Gate Bridge and surrounding landscape.
If you go with the Sukiyaki soup, crack the egg into the broth and it'll hover on the top so you can dip your food in it... Read more.
This book store has the best selection of graphic design books in San Francisco, plus it's in Japantown. - Matt Basham, In-house Designer
Bring a book and take a rest on a shady bench when the roses are in bloom. A beautiful and peaceful place to relax.
This is an amazing place, especially when all of the tulips are in bloom in spring
Among the best pho in the TL or SF for that matter. Much better than the overrated Northern-style pho 2 doors down at Turtle Tower.
Go to Taqueria Cancun. Get any super burrito. Expect to only eat a half of it as it's filled to the gills with beans and meat and rice and avocado. (ridiculously worth it, tho.)
Go for the Ring Master (Bacon Cheeseburger on a Krispy Kreme donut) and Chicken & Waffles!!
Delicious hamachi kama and buta kakuni. Great to go to for a variety of Japanese "street foods" (e.g., okonomiyaki).
The beef, lamb, or curry fishball are my favorites, but everything is good. Also usually order a side of sliced beef or Fuzhou fish balls.
Top notch. Awesome service. Delish shanghai dumplings, mushroom spring rolls, pickled cucumbers, and stuffed eggplant! Coming back soon
Bask, a new edition for the tapas crowd, is slated to open on May 1st. We expect not only good food and good wine but actual authenticity, as Suzanne's family is from the Basque region of Spain Read more.
don't be a noob. order your $1.50 tacos from the stand in front... not the back counter. salsa verde! (and plenty of seating in the next room...)
Show up early on weekends. We came at 3:45 and were 2nd in line. Good thing they have wifi tho! Wifi PW: ramen672
Great Burmese food. Standouts: platha and coconut chicken curry dip, shrimp Burmese curry with coconut rice, and of course the tea leaf salad.
Already here? Call them to order your food, get it in 10 minutes, eat it at Dolores Park, and not end up smelling like a grease ball!
Cute little Japanese cafe with generally solid, interesting food (though oddly enough, the potstickers are underwhelming). Get the mushroom pasta, skip the beer slushy.
Chongqing Hot Numbing Spicy Noodle and tan tan noodles are heavy on the oil. Try the house cold noodles for lighter fare.
Great for a coffee while using the free wifi for a relaxing study day. I like the booths. Theyve got a great selection of books in the back !
