A SF landmark, this is the best place to get one-of-a-kind gifts. Be careful when visiting the Jade Room, which is like a small Asian Art museum.
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.
Perched atop the 13th floor of the Whittell Building, the salon boasts panoramic views of the city along with fully reclining shampoo beds.
This fantastic dive bar from another era caters to the tourists, but we come here for the atmosphere, the cheap prices (cash only) and the bartenders. Opens at 7am!
Max's Eatz and Fresh Bakery is the best deli food in the San Francisco airport. Period. The N.Y. pastrami on rye is excellent. Also try the chicken matzoh ball soup.
If it's Friday, dash to the Prather Ranch Meat Company store for fresh eggs from Soul Food Farm. By end of day, they'll be sold out. Follow our link to find recipes for your farmer's market finds. Read more.
From the right side of the parking area, there is a great vantage of the Golden Gate Bridge. Get low and try to capture one of the rusty chains in the foreground with the bridge in the background.
Bring a magnet! We love to collect “black sand” or magnetic mineral magnetite at Ocean Beach. Drop a magnet inside your plastic cup & wave bottom of the cup just above sand to attract minerals. Demo: Read more.
Try a listening experiment on a foggy day! Call the Golden Gate Bridge at 415-202-3809 on your cell phone and listen to the horn. Do you hear the horn first through the air or over the phone? Why? Read more.
A local, no frills bar. Good people, old jukebox, pool table,arcade games. Whether popping in for a Sunday beer or a Thursday night cocktail, it's a great spot to hang without a 'scene'. - Jill
Eco-friendly clothing, developmental toys and multi-stage baby gear are just a few of the fabulous giggle products we love. Plus: strollers comfy enough that you’d want to sit in them.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST NEW BERNAL HEIGHTS BARGreeted by a harmonica-toting bouncer who then passes you to a blind & drunk organ player… Read more.
SF Weekly's Best of Winner 2010 - Editorial Pick - BEST FAMILY-ORIENTED FARMERS' MARKET
Featured on the Food Network, this popular spot centers on Burmese, Thai, and various other Asian cuisines. The famous tealeaf salad costs only $8.25 and features real imported Burmese tealeaves. Read more.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST GIANTS BARG&C encourages the team spirit w/bar-sponsored forays to the ballpark & occasional complimentary game-day buffets… Read more.
Standouts include travel totes that expand to accommodate items that seem to materialize on vacation, and the entire Delphi collection, which can’t seem to stay on the shelves.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – Best Pool HallThere's no better place in San Francisco than this converted former theater to get some old-school pool hustle on... Read more.
