Rosemary pistachio. Orange blossom. The Ballpark with caramel corn and peanuts. Go get an artisanal cone now. Read more.
Snag a seat out back by the fire and order the Joan Harris flight. Start with truffled popcorn and see where the evening takes you...
This hands-on museum, set to move to a downtown pier next year, is looking to reach a broader audience via exhibitions geared toward adults like "Sexplorations" night and other evening events. Read more.
You don’t have to be a kid to enjoy this art and science museum. We think it’s fun at any age.
Adults, leave your kids at home on the first Thursday of every month and take a date to After Dark, the Exploratorium's night exclusively for adults. There's a new theme every month and a cash bar! Read more.
Founded in 1969 by the noted physicist Dr. Frank Oppenheimer, the Exploratorium offers visitors exhibits, webcasts, websites and events to explore & understand the world around them.
At the Palace of Fine Arts, there's a secret listening exhibit inside one of the columns of the rotunda. SOUND COLUMN is a musical instrument whose resonating chamber is a 60-foot-high room.
Bay Area HOMELAND fans: Think you can beat a polygraph? Find our surveillance van near Ghirardelli Square (West Plaza) on 11/7,1PM-6PM, and test your powers of deception!
Crown and Crumpet is authentically British, from the tea menu to the Cath Kidston tablecloths to the space designed by esteemed English architect and designer Roland Courtenay Bishop.
Notice the greenish rock near the entrance. This is serpentinite—California’s state rock—which likely came from deep within the earth’s interior. This rock holds up the south tower of the GG Bridge.
Take a walk or bike across the bridge! It’s a great way to burn some calories and enjoy a great view of the city by the bay.
Their tans are exact and leave you luminous. The massage is one of the best in the city.
Stepping in here feels like stepping back in time, & the strong pours & lack of televisions help the illusion. Read more.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST OLD-SCHOOL BARThis comfy, classy rendezvous is even more welcoming since last year's careful, loving six-month restoration… Read more.
Gilt City members are invited to the Royal Wedding Viewing Party on the big day (April 29, as if you didn’t know) to toast Kate and Wills w/ breakfast and drinks—The King’s Ginger Liqueur, of course.
Pizza Antica uses local artisanal toppings on its pizzas, and bakes its thin, Roman-style crust to perfection at the flaky midpoint between crispy and chewy. Their mozzarella is made in-house.
This joint contains single and double chrome-flat-top-grilled burgers that've drawn them well-deserved comparisons to In-N-Out. Read more.
Lomo Saltado is the star comfort dish here, comprised of juicy beef strips and flavorful veggies atop crisp french fries. Read more.
The food here is better than mom used to make, and prettier at that. Don't miss the meatloaf, grilled local squid, and gnocchi with rabbit. Read more.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST UNEXPECTED INTERESTING WINE LISTGerman & Lebanese reds. Loire Valley whites. Gavis, Moschofileros & a cult Washington Mourvedre... Read more.
