A popular station for buskers and performers like the Victorian mime lady: http://sfbart.posterous.com/victorian-mime-lady-who-are-you
Venture down a tiny alley to find this Chinatown gem, then continue your adventure with a clay pot - the crust is irresistable! Also noteworthy: shrimp-filled wontons in noodle soup.
President Obama stopped in the Great Eastern restaurant in the Chinatown section of San Francisco. Read more.
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All you need to know is that these blues and boogie musicians laid the groundwork for whatever’s blasting out your car stereo today. Grab a whiskey sour and listen up. You’ll like what you hear.
They've got Chocolate Bacon. Need we say more? OK, we'll just say "Chocolate Bacon" again. Read more.
Just steps away from the San Francisco Public Library (100 Larkin St.). A quiet, airy space for reading, studying, or attending one of the many community events. Read more.
Order some sake, wine, or beer from 9:30pm-10:30pm on Mondays and treat yourself to some free Pan-Asian appetizers like tomato, white bean & chicken spreads, or chicken skin and giblet skewers. Read more.
Namu is a family affair and it feels like it. Ingredients are top notch, and it's quickly become one of the best modern Asian places around. And the Korean tacos are on the menu now. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Namu was listed among Zagat's 2011 Best San Francisco Bay Area Asian/Asian Fusion Restaurants and their Korean Taco made 7x7's List of 100 Things to Try Before You Die.
Meyer Lemony Lemon - light, vanilla-flavored cake filled with lemon curd and topped with lemon buttercream. Fleur de Sel - chocolate cake injected with caramel topped with chocolate ganache and salt. Read more.
Executive Chef Justin Simoneaux spices up Hayes Valley with his Cajun and Creole favorites like andouille sausage gumbo and deep-fried alligator. Read more.
Open until 11 pm every night. Their panang avocado with salmon is always a winner and the fresh ahi firecracker balls go perfectly with a Singha beer. Read more.
Avoid wearing footwear during your class to build true balance and stability. Namasté
For great coffee, try the Ritual Roasters nearby (1026 Valencia St.) Its cult-like following is devoted to the seasonal, hand-picked, fresh-roasted beans.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST VEGGIE EMPANADAVenture to the takeout counter on a Sunday morning & you might score one of its delectable empanadas before they sell out… Read more.
Is it a windy day? Most days around 3 or 4 p.m., the Fort Mason area receives the most gusts. Check out our Outdoor Flying Birds exhibit that only flies when it's windy! Read more.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST COOL LITTLE FARMER’S MARKETIn-the-know shoppers from the Marina and Cow Hollow converge on the market's 2 rows of produce stands every Sunday… Read more.
San Francisco Creamery’s “Kitchen Sink” is a monster sundae with 8 scoops of ice cream, 8 servings of whipped cream, and 8 different toppings. – Adam Richman, Man v. Food
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The owners explored the California coast searching for the best surf food and beach shacks to model their menu on. They filled the menus with taquitos, burgers, burritos, and seafood entrées. Read more.
California's Official State Visitor Centers offer valuable information and services for today's traveler. San Francisco offers beautiful views of the San Francisco Bay and an abundance of attractions. Read more.
