Guidebook for San Francisco
Food Scene
Excellent California cuisine. Reservations are impossible to get, but walk in around 5p and put your name on the list and grab a drink nearby and you'll certainly get a table. Sometimes they'll let you do this by phone if you say live nearby and will walk over if a table becomes available.
504 locals recommend
Nopa
560 Divisadero StExcellent California cuisine. Reservations are impossible to get, but walk in around 5p and put your name on the list and grab a drink nearby and you'll certainly get a table. Sometimes they'll let you do this by phone if you say live nearby and will walk over if a table becomes available.
Brenda's is a taste of New Orleans in SF. We love going there for brunch or dinner and they have a great garden to eat outdoors when the weather is nice.
92 locals recommend
Tony's Market & Liquor
2751 24th StBrenda's is a taste of New Orleans in SF. We love going there for brunch or dinner and they have a great garden to eat outdoors when the weather is nice.
State Bird Provisions is a dim sum-style Michelin Star restaurant with seasonal Californian cooking. It was recently written up as "The cheapest eatery in the United States to boast a Michelin star, where a three-course meal will set you back $45."
141 locals recommend
State Bird Provisions
1529 Fillmore StState Bird Provisions is a dim sum-style Michelin Star restaurant with seasonal Californian cooking. It was recently written up as "The cheapest eatery in the United States to boast a Michelin star, where a three-course meal will set you back $45."
This was the spot of our very first date! Go and get a great cup of coffee and some of their famous toast.
281 locals recommend
The Mill
736 Divisadero StThis was the spot of our very first date! Go and get a great cup of coffee and some of their famous toast.
Neighborhoods
Haight-Ashbury is a few minutes from our place and one of the most famous neighborhoods in SF. Take a stroll down Haight Street and pick up a few tie-dye items.
379 locals recommend
Haight-Ashbury
Haight-Ashbury is a few minutes from our place and one of the most famous neighborhoods in SF. Take a stroll down Haight Street and pick up a few tie-dye items.
The Castro is one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in SF. From rainbow side walks to one of the largest Pride flags, you can get a taste of why SF is known to be one of the most inclusive cities.
293 locals recommend
The Castro
The Castro is one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in SF. From rainbow side walks to one of the largest Pride flags, you can get a taste of why SF is known to be one of the most inclusive cities.
Sightseeing
The de Young is one of SF's best museums and offers a great array of fine art along with rotating guest exhibits.
999 locals recommend
de Young Museum
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden DrThe de Young is one of SF's best museums and offers a great array of fine art along with rotating guest exhibits.
Cal Academy of Sciences is a short walk from our place and is a great way to engage your mind during your stay in SF. The science museum allows you to experience an earthquake, walk through a rain forest, or visit with the albino American alligator known as Claude.
816 locals recommend
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse DrCal Academy of Sciences is a short walk from our place and is a great way to engage your mind during your stay in SF. The science museum allows you to experience an earthquake, walk through a rain forest, or visit with the albino American alligator known as Claude.
The famous Painted Ladies are right on the edge of Alamo Square Park. Grab a picnic lunch from one of the many shops on Divisadero and sit on the hill overlooking all of SF.
300 locals recommend
Painted Ladies
Hayes StreetThe famous Painted Ladies are right on the edge of Alamo Square Park. Grab a picnic lunch from one of the many shops on Divisadero and sit on the hill overlooking all of SF.
Golden Gate Park has more than one could do in a life time! Take a moment to stroll the park and see the Bison preserve, walk amongst the Parisian style garden in the Music Concourse, or be transported to Japan in the Tea Garden. Whether you have an hour or a full day, you will not get bored in Golden Gate Park.
1721 locals recommend
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park has more than one could do in a life time! Take a moment to stroll the park and see the Bison preserve, walk amongst the Parisian style garden in the Music Concourse, or be transported to Japan in the Tea Garden. Whether you have an hour or a full day, you will not get bored in Golden Gate Park.