Guidebook for San Francisco
Food Scene
Zagat: Since 1993, this Noe Valley “favorite” via chef Brad Levy has been luring locals with “honest”, “delicious” Americana, including “perfect” fried chicken plus “seasonal” vegetarian and gluten-free offerings; a “low-lit”, “unpretentious” setting, “cordial” service and “reasonable” tabs make it an “amazing” date-night option.
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Firefly
4288 24th StreetZagat: Since 1993, this Noe Valley “favorite” via chef Brad Levy has been luring locals with “honest”, “delicious” Americana, including “perfect” fried chicken plus “seasonal” vegetarian and gluten-free offerings; a “low-lit”, “unpretentious” setting, “cordial” service and “reasonable” tabs make it an “amazing” date-night option.
Dim sum is a brunch tradition in SF. This is my favorite one for reasonably priced dum sum.
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City View Restaurant
33 Commercial StDim sum is a brunch tradition in SF. This is my favorite one for reasonably priced dum sum.
Philz Coffee
3101 24th StClosest restaurant to the house. Super popular with the local Chinese community.
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Harbor Villa Restaurant
5238 Diamond Heights BlvdClosest restaurant to the house. Super popular with the local Chinese community.
My favorite fish place. No reservations required.
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Anchor Oyster Bar
579 Castro StMy favorite fish place. No reservations required.
My favorite place for a Mission-style burrito
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Pancho Villa Taqueria
3071 16th StMy favorite place for a Mission-style burrito
Tartine Bakery
600 Guerrero StNew award-winning bakery is an it-spot right now.
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Tartine Manufactory
595 Alabama StNew award-winning bakery is an it-spot right now.
Basic diner for lunch and dinner. Simple food (think Denny's) but a million dollar view.
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Louis'
902 Point Lobos AveBasic diner for lunch and dinner. Simple food (think Denny's) but a million dollar view.
Stella Pastry & Cafe
446 Columbus AveNeighborhood pastry shop
Perfect place for breakfast. It's a bit of a walk but all down hill so easy. Also right by the train line and 24th street shops.
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Chloe's Cafe
1399 Church StreetPerfect place for breakfast. It's a bit of a walk but all down hill so easy. Also right by the train line and 24th street shops.
Yank Sing
101 Spear StBest dim sum. A little pricey.
Essentials
Safeway
298 King StParks & Nature
Japanese Tea Garden
75 Hagiwara Tea Garden DrVery pretty.
Crissy Field
Great view of Golden Gate Bridge
Sightseeing
Lyon Street Steps
2545-2551 Lyon StGreat view and awesome Pacific Heights Houses
Il-Palazz tal-Arti
3601 Lyon StBuilt for the World's Fair. Great photo op.
Legion of Honor station
Great photo ops. Cool free museum.
Fun Chinatown stop. Write your own message. Take a shot with the lady making cookies.
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Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co
56 Ross AlleyFun Chinatown stop. Write your own message. Take a shot with the lady making cookies.
San Francisco’s Mission District is home to a high concentration of street art, bearing witness to an artistic community as vibrant as it is diverse.
Balmy Alley, located off 24th Street’s bustling commercial strip, is a one-block stretch of fences and residential structures covered with a dynamic series of murals.
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Balmy Alley
50 Balmy StSan Francisco’s Mission District is home to a high concentration of street art, bearing witness to an artistic community as vibrant as it is diverse.
Balmy Alley, located off 24th Street’s bustling commercial strip, is a one-block stretch of fences and residential structures covered with a dynamic series of murals.
San Francisco’s Mission District is home to a high concentration of street art, bearing witness to an artistic community as vibrant as it is diverse.
Clarion Alley is a narrow passage that runs from Valencia Street to Mission Street, just south of 17th Street. Clarion has been a center of artistic activity and bohemian culture at least as far back as the early 1960s.
Check it out, then grab a famous San Francisco burrito at Pancho Villa.
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Clarion Alley
Clarion AlleySan Francisco’s Mission District is home to a high concentration of street art, bearing witness to an artistic community as vibrant as it is diverse.
Clarion Alley is a narrow passage that runs from Valencia Street to Mission Street, just south of 17th Street. Clarion has been a center of artistic activity and bohemian culture at least as far back as the early 1960s.
Check it out, then grab a famous San Francisco burrito at Pancho Villa.
Some are funny, others are downright creepy, but the antique amusements here make is worth a stop if you're in Fisherman's Warf.
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Musée Mécanique
Fishermans WharfSome are funny, others are downright creepy, but the antique amusements here make is worth a stop if you're in Fisherman's Warf.