Their vanilla cold brew is tasty, but any of their brewed coffee options can be made iced too. It's a great afternoon treat. Drink it straight up, no need for milk or sugar.
A concentration of some of the Bay Area's best farmers and artisans. A real food lover's delight.
In addition to their beautiful proprietary tableware and tile, they have some amazing handmade ceramic pieces and an excellent selection of books on design, food, and drinks 👍
Hike down early to grab your spot for sunset. It's well worth the walk down from the main road. Just stunning!
Fay (always on menu) and Goldie (special) are winners. No matter what, get the Dutch crunch!
Yank Sing's soup dumplings are off the chain, freshly flavorful and perfectly thin-skinned. Read more.
Make sure you do the evening tour if you can, there are more arranged activities after you finish the wonderful audio tour than during the day.
Really fun place to draw inspiration for your outdoor and indoor gardens alike. Grab a coffee from the on-site Ritual Coffee and stroll the grounds.
Very chill vibe. Their clothes are excellent, the shorts and tees are fantastic. Massive dressing room makes trying things on easy. Be sure to check if there's a sale (if there is, go upstairs)
Green Apple has thrived and grown to ten times its original size, making it the biggest single-location independent bookseller in SF, with new and used books for sale. (They also ship for 99 cents). Read more.
The best item on the menu is the chocolate bars. The drinking chocolate is a close second. You can ask for the drinking chocolate with water if you are lactose intolerant or vegan!
Devote some time for this! Download the iPhone app for fantastic guided audio tours, but check first to see if any galleries are being renovated.
You’ll get 360-degree views of the city that can’t be beat. Just be sure to pick a clear day (the fog can completely obscure the view) and bundle up because it sure is windy up here. Read more.
Such a great tour. Informative, entertaining, with a generous tasting at the end.
Classy and delicious. Oysters are some of the finest in the city and the selection is superb. Not inexpensive though. Wait list can pile up, so grab a beverage at the bar before you step in line.
Tech workers and creatives flow in for cocktails, fried oysters, and beef-tongue buns, segueing into Spam musubi (always available, even if not on the menu), clams with black bean sauce, and more. Read more.
I love this place. Dough is crisp and thin, strong awesome flavors. Huge fan of the Napoletaba which has strong, interesting salty flavors and no cheese. Delicious.
Just about everything here is great, but the burger and pork chop are outstanding. They've also got a phenomenal wine list so be sure to ask for a pairing.
Secret breakfast is the most popular flavor and worth the hype. The Vietnamese blue bottle coffee flavor is really good too.
This theater is a history lesson in movie going of days gone by. Make the time to experience this palace dedicated to film.
It's not a cocktail menu, it's an anthology. Each drink is given its own creation myth. Be prepared to commit your time and taste buds to trying more than two.
Get here extra early on the weekend. Word is out about this place and everything is sold out by 11.
One of the best restaurants you will ever experience. Get your reservations in early.This one is number one on my list. Read more.
Reserve the Chef’s Table and you’ll be sitting smack in the middle of the kitchen with prime views of all the action. - Inspector
Fort Point was constructed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1853 and 1861 to prevent entrance of a hostile fleet into San Francisco Bay and was occupied in WWII in order to protect the Bay.
