Great little wine bar tucked behind Zun Café. Yummy cheese and meats and a few good beers as well. -Preeti Mistry, Top Chef
Apple engineer Gray Powell lost an iPhone 4 prototype here, which was eventually dissected on the blog Gizmodo a full two months before its official June 2010 release date.
They serve good things like sourdough kraut ricotta & pecorino pancakes until midnight. And there is quail on the menu, served with lemon stewed onions. Read more.
The entire Exploratorium is awesome, but you simply have to do the Tactile Dome to say you've really done it all. So much fun!
There’s nothing more civilized than weekend afternoon tea. Especially if you consume the finger sandwiches and scones amid the splendiferous turn-of-the-century trappings.
Decorated like an old-school lounge on the 21st floor of the Sir Francis Drake Hotel, you can drink, dance, see a drag show and enjoy a stunning view of the city.
A genuine Tiki room/Polynesian restaurant at the Fairmont Hotel. Has a swimming pool turned bar & a rain/thunder show! Seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
La Taqueria in the Mission has been declared to have America’s Best Burrito by ESPN’s FiveThirtyEight. Head over and try it today! Read more.
Egg custard tarts that are almost as good as the ones in Hong Kong. Short of hopping a flight there, this is the place to get them.
Rumored to be the place that birthed the original Mission-Style burrito. This place offers delicious no-frills hunger cures for your late nights. Get a burrito 🌯
"A shoutout is in order for this Mission classic (since 1961), home of the very first Mission burrito. Were it not for El Faro, we might never have had what's arguably the iconic San Francisco food."
