Jacob's Guidebook
Food scene
Get there early to avoid long lines. Try the breakfast sandwich and beignets.
170 locals recommend
Devil's Teeth Baking Company
3876 Noriega StGet there early to avoid long lines. Try the breakfast sandwich and beignets.
Beachside Coffee Bar & Kitchen
Great fried chicken sandwiches
Toyose
3814 Noriega StNeed some late night food? This Korean food spot has you covered.
Clancey's Market
3960 Irving StDelicious deli sandwiches and a good ice cream pint selection.
Literally across the street from the beach, this coffee shop offers your typical pastries, bagels, and coffee, but throws in a few beers on tap. Take a snack to the beach and relax.
131 locals recommend
Java Beach Café
1396 La Playa StLiterally across the street from the beach, this coffee shop offers your typical pastries, bagels, and coffee, but throws in a few beers on tap. Take a snack to the beach and relax.
Roast crab is the main reason people visit. Add some garlic noodles to round out your dinner experience.
78 locals recommend
Thanh Long Restaurant
4101 Judah StRoast crab is the main reason people visit. Add some garlic noodles to round out your dinner experience.
Try the shishito peppers....and of course the beer.
54 locals recommend
Sunset Reservoir Brewing Company
1735 Noriega StTry the shishito peppers....and of course the beer.
Neighborhoods
Chill, residential area located on the west side of San Francisco. We tend to get a lot of fog, but the beach sunsets can’t be beat. In close proximity you will find windmills, Golden Gate Park, a variety of shops and restaurants to choose from, and of course, a couple miles of beach to walk.
18 locals recommend
Outer Sunset
Chill, residential area located on the west side of San Francisco. We tend to get a lot of fog, but the beach sunsets can’t be beat. In close proximity you will find windmills, Golden Gate Park, a variety of shops and restaurants to choose from, and of course, a couple miles of beach to walk.
City advice
Getting around
N Judah line will get you there
The N Judah line is the city’s most heavily travelled public transit line for good reason. It will cut you across the city and take you straight downtown (including ending up at the ballpark). No matter where you need to go, the N Judah line is probably your first segment.
What to pack
Layer up to stay comfortable
San Francisco is made up of many micro-climates. You may start your morning in fog in the Outer Sunset, feel the heat in the Mission for lunch, and fight the wind near Crissy Field in the evening. So bring layers to adjust for the city’s rapidly-changing weather.