The new best cup of coffee in San Francisco. Better than Blue Bottle, better than Revolution, and better than Philz. Read more.
Continually ranked as one of the city’s top burritos, the Mission District’s classic 3 a.m. stop for booze-sopping is legendary. What a whopper! Read more.
Most plates come from the open hearth, including succulent, spit-roasted meats and wood-fired pizzas. The pastas are a must—try the buttery raviolo di ricotta with farm egg.
Make the trip out here. Then put your name down and grab coffee at Trouble two doors down. Now try the bread baked fresh on site and order literally anything because its all so good. You just won SF.
Grassfed beef on a brioche bun, with optional cheese. (You want the cheese.) Eater SF editor Allie Pape says, "Nopa is my favorite white-napkin burger by a mile." Bonus? It's served til 1:00AM.
On the weekend, sample the open-face smørrebrød. A sourdough sprouted rye pairs perfectly with Quark cheese and a tapenade made from pickled green walnuts: Read more.
The culmination of the hyper-fresh, hyper-local cocktail movement. They grow some of their garnishes on site & contract with local farms & artisanal spirits makers. Expect awesome. Read more.
Staffers sell quirky, delicious flavors like Secret Breakfast—bourbon ice cream with cornflakes.
Starting to fall in love with this 'hood. Esp early on the weekend mornings.. it has that big city feeling full of life I've felt in NYC and Paris, among others. It's gritty and lovely.
A scenic neighborhood filled with boutiques, greenery, cafes & restaurants. Hang out in Patricia’s Green, grab a coffee at the Ritual Coffee or Blue Bottle kiosks. How about some breakfast at Stacks.
My beautiful, old 'hood! Some great corners on Broadway to take pics of the view of the bay and 'hood. Try Broadway at Webster or Fillmore.
Local purveyors, hawking everything from cheese and chocolate to cupcakes, line the arcades of this historic waterfront building; the city’s best farmers’ market sets up out front three days a week.
Drive across the Golden Gate Bridge, through Muir woods and along the coast until you come to Stinson Beach. Sit oceanside and see the San Francisco skyline in the distance and enjoy the waves
Bubbles!! One of the only outdoor tasting rooms, so make sure they are open before you go (during off-season). They have specials if you check in on Foursquare or Facebook.
