SF
Guide

Curated by a local tour guide.
What I recommend on tour, collected in one place.

Neighborhoods

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The Richmond

The Richmond is the residential grid west of Arguello and north of Golden Gate Park, running out to…
Marina District

The Marina spreads along the northern waterfront.
SoMa

SoMa stands for South of Market.
Fisherman’s Wharf

Fisherman's Wharf runs along the northern waterfront from Pier 39 west to Aquatic Park and Ghirardelli Square.

Where to Eat

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R&G Lounge

Anthony Bourdain hat dieses Cantonese-Restaurant in Chinatown in No Reservations vorgestellt.

Chinatown Chinese, Cantonese, Seafood

Flour + Water

Siebengang-Pasta-Verkostungsmenü für ca. 90 $.

The Mission District Italian, Pasta

La Taqueria

Wählt als beste burrito in USA. James Beard America's Classics Award-Gewinner.

The Mission District Mexican

Liguria Bakery

Liguria Bakery stellt seit 1911 eine Sache her: focaccia bread.

North Beach Italian Bakery, Bakery

Things to Do

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Exploratorium

物理学者フランク・オッペンハイマーにより1969年に設立された双方向型の自然科学博物館。2013年4月にエンバーカデロのPier 15に移転。600点近い展示品があり、博物館が製作した1,000点以上の展示品からキュレーションされている。After Dark Thursdaysは18歳以上向けで、カクテルを提供している。Tactile Domeは別途予約が必要。

The EmbarcaderoMuseums

Cable Car Museum

San Francisco Cable Cars har vært i drift siden 1887, en severdighet hvor du kan se remskiven på 14 fot, som griper kablene som løper under byens gater. Gratis, cirka 30-45 minutter, stoppesteder på Powell-Mason og Powell-Hyde linjene.

Nob HillMuseums

Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Company

A Chinatown shop hand-folding fortune cookies on motorized griddles since August 1962. Owner Franklin Yee runs the place, designated a SF Legacy Business in 2016. Free to watch the workers slip paper fortunes onto warm discs before folding; $0.50 per photo, $17 a box of cookies, $10 a bag of flat unfolded ones.

ChinatownQuirky & Offbeat