Una catena di negozi specializzati in prodotti biologici, naturali e sani, con diversi punti di vendita a NYC | Organic good food. Tasty and fresh products for an healthy lifestyle.
Artigiani del cioccolato. Ci accomuna il rispetto del tempo, l'attenzione alle materie prime, la passione per il nostro lavoro | Mast Brothers' lab is special. We share the same passion for good food.
Il quartiere dove trovare alcuni dei ristoranti più interessanti della Grande Mela e scoprire le ultime tendenze in fatto di locali, food e nightlife | The trendiest district for foodies in NYC
Lo storico teatro dove hanno suonato tutti i protagonisti della black music: da Aretha Franklin a Michael Jackson | The historic black music venue, where all the big and famous artists have played
Con le sue gallerie, è il quartiere migliore per osservare le nuove tendenze dell'arte contemporanea | With its many galleries, it's the best place to catch the latest trends in contemporary art
Un percorso in natura nel cuore della metropoli più bella. Un esempio meraviglioso di riuso e creatività | We love it! Enjoy a gelato walking above NYC and get lost through this park in the sky
Sincretismo franco-americano-canadese per questo bistro che serve ottimi brunch, accompagnati da musica live | A mix of French/Canadian/American roots in this bistro: great brunch and live music
Un'icona del cibo gourmet a New York: panetteria, gastronomia, bottega e ristorante in un unico concept store | An icon of gourmet food in NYC: bakery, foodstore and restaurant, a unique concept
La catena offre gustosi spuntini, ottime colazioni, pranzi e cene a base di prodotti da forno, sempre di alta qualità | A chain offering excellent bakery products and more, at any time of the day.
Nel quartiere più hip di New York, il Lodge offre ottimi hamburger e sfiziosi brunch. Il tutto accompagnato da cocktail eseguiti alla perfezione | Delicious hamburgers and brunch, perfect cocktails
Cucina americana creativa in un ambiente post industriale, dal décor sobrio ma raffinato | American creative cuisine in a post-industrial atmosphere, with a sober still elegant décor
Monumentale biblioteca. Vale la pena fermarsi nel parco antistante, dove bere un caffè osservando i pattinatori | Huge library, worth a visit for its reading room and the park in front of it
Libreria fornitissima, famosa anche per i suoi gadget sempre originali e creativi | A must-see for booklovers, the bookstore is famous also for its creative and original gadgets
Bar Tartine’s menu is an evolving theater for Chef Chad Robertson’s restless enthusiasms. The latest? Sweet Kamut toast grilled to a chewy crunch with bottarga, dried mushrooms, and dulse seaweed.
Ricotta, guanciale, and pomegranate make appearances on the menu of this bustling osteria from Mission stalwarts Delfina and Delfina Pizza.
At lunch there is a little menu of simple good things: a sandwich of ripe tomatoes and roasted eggplant; bourbon-laced apple cider to guard against the sea-breeze chill.
The scene everyone wants to be a part of. Try the schnitzel with bacon-fat eggs and marinated anchovies, and a hangover-helper cocktail of Fernet Branca, ginger beer and lemon.
It's commonly—but mistakenly—said that Lombard Street between Hyde and Jones is San Francisco’s crookedest street. The most sinuous street in SF is Vermont Street just south of McKinley Park.
Did you know that the Presidio was founded in 1776 and is an active archeological site? Imagine how it may have looked nearly 250 years ago! To learn more, here’s a Science in the City video we made: Read more.
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.
Did you know that the Golden Gate Bridge expands or contracts as the air temperature changes? It can rise or fall up to 16 feet! Try using the GGB as a thermometer the next time you're at Fort Mason: Read more.
In movie theaters across the country, film projectors are being replaced by digital projectors. Have you watched a 35 mm film projection at SFMOMA yet? Projectionist Paul Clipson gives us a tour: Read more.
