Cosas que hacer en San Francisco
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People congregate here on sunny days to enjoy the amazing views of SF. There's nothing quite like it anywhere else. There's also a recently renovated playground that appeals to kids young & old. Bi... más información
Want to have a glorious time people watching on a sunny day? Pack a picnic and a 6-pack and walk on over to recently renovated Dolores Park. Check out the rather spectacular children's playground... más información
Dolores Park is every reason to come to The Mission. Whether it’s cloudy or sunny, weekend or weekday, you’ll always find people relaxing in this park. With a $20.6 million renovation recently comp... más información
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Coffee and pastries! Real cream, rich pastries, done the old-fashioned way. For a decadent experience try the Banana Cream Tart, or one of their hot pressed sandwiches!
This bakery is well known for its morning buns and fresh bread. There is usually a line. However if you wake up early enough to get their morning bun, it is great way to start off the day. Their... más información
You must try Tartine in the Mission. It’s at 18th and Guerrero, and there will most definitely be a line out the door. But the wait is worth it, and the line moves fast. There are few places I thin... más información
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Visit the huge foodie farmers market, stroll through the shops, sample artisan cheese and chocolate, eat oysters at sunset and watch the Bay Lights on the Bay Bridge. Ferry boats leave from the back.
The Ferry Building is like a historic mini mall set inside hence the name "ferry building". Looks very elegant and lively inside esp when the place fills up with customers going in to shop for spec... más información
The Ferry Building Marketplace is a people's marketplace serving residents and travelers alike. Located within the historic Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street, shops large and small celebr... más información
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Great exhibits mostly of contemporary arts. Current exhibit has Oscar De La Renta's fashion design collections on display. Restaurant on site as well and it's conveniently located next to the Ja... más información
The following San Francisco museums offer free admission on the first Tuesday of every month: Legion of Honor - lands end De Young-in golden gate park The Conservatory of Flowers - Golden Gate Par... más información
I love this place. It is right across from the Academy of Sciences so sometimes I do both at a shot. Great exhibitions. They follow the museum trend of having a live mixer happening on certain nigh... más información
Absolutely gorgeous park! Home to the DeYoung museum, the Botanical garden, the Academy of Science, the Japanese Tea Garden, tennis courts, playgrounds, and lots of trails for jogging. One of my f... más información
San Francisco’s most famous park is only nine blocks north. You can get there via beach or street. We suggest renting a bike (see below), but the walk is nice too. Once in the park, take your pick ... más información
The California Academy of Sciences is a natural history museum in San Francisco, California, that is among the largest museums of natural history in the world, housing over 26 million specimens. Co... más información
Possibly the coolest museum in San Francisco, the California Academy of Sciences was recently rebuilt, and now boasts: a living roof planted with local grasses; a four-story-tall indoor rainforest ... más información
Home of the World Series winning SF Giants! If you don’t have time to see a Giants baseball game but a game is going on, walk to the east side (waterfront promenade) of AT&T Park. There is an area... más información
AT&T Park is home to the San Francisco Giants, and can seat over 40,000 people. The Giants have one three of the past World Series titles, and we’ve got a feeling this season will be a great one! E... más información
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Very popular spot in the bustling Alamo Square NOPA part of town. Known for terrific urban rustic food. Look for dishes from the wood fired oven. Don't miss the pork chop, flatbread, or tagine. Res... más información
Hands down my favorite restaurant in SF. The food. The staff. The space. Exceptional. Always. If you can plan in advance, try to get a reservation. Otherwise, arrive at 5pm and you'll be seated at ... más información
You can go sit in the bar area (first come first serve) or you can try to get a table. The food is really good. They're open for dinner 7 days a week and they have a good weekend brunch. It's fun t... más información
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It's the Ice cream place around the corner from us that always has lines when the weather is good (and even when it's bad). To avoid the line for made to order cones, go to the soft serve window (... más información
Ice cream that people wait in endless lines for. Why? Well, because it's worth it. Salted Caramel, Honey Lavender, Creme Fraiche are some of our faves. Gets lots of taste spoons, it's worth the wait!
This is the second best ice cream shop in the city but the most crowded. It is not unusual to wait 20 minutes in line for ice cream. Insider tip: there is a second window that serves baked goods ... más información
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If hipster coffee had a high temple of worship this would be it. You might get funny stares riding up without a fixie, but the coffee is worth it. So is the bacon cheddar scone!
Strong brew that draws a fanatical following of coffee snobs. Definitely hits the spot if you need a caffeine fix. Nice little outdoor seating on the sidewalk as well.
This may be one of the best coffee roasters in the world. My favorite thing to do is to step up to the single origin bar where they have up to 6 unique coffees from around the world. An animated (a... más información
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This is a great Italian place. The restaurant is divided into two sections, the pizzeria and the main dining area. Their pasta is especially good. This place will have a long line but a shorter ... más información
Two outstanding sister restaurants; the original is a northern Italian trattoria, the newer place is a pizzeria featuring thin crust pizza
Yum! Delfina offers Cal-Italian cuisine, and is a delicious and delightful (tho not cheap) night out. Next door, Delfina Pizzeria offers Italian style thin crust pizza for the more casually inclined.
The newly reopened SFMOMA is absolutely incredible, from the architecture of the new space, to the art and sculptures inside. A must see!
With a finger on technology's pulse, this premier West Coast modern-art venue just keeps getting better. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art put itself back on the map in January 1995, the day i... más información
The glory of Ocean Beach is a mere four blocks west, and they call this neighborhood the Sunset for good reason. It’s a wonderful place to be any time of day, but much of the neighborhood spills ou... más información
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At the center of San Francisco is Union square, literally a town square surrounded by shops, a main SF trolley stop, and a whole lot of people watching. Look up events around the year including Chr... más información
The main downtown shopping area in San Francisco, everything from Macys to Saks to Gucci and a flagship Apple Store. Also check out the San Francisco Shopping Center between Mission St and Market ... más información
Union Square is a 2.6-acre public plaza bordered by Geary, Powell, Post and Stockton Streets in San Francisco, California. "Union Square" also refers to the central shopping, hotel, and theater distri
Coit Tower sits atop Telegraph Hill, looming over the eastern side of San Francisco with its almost regal presence. It serves as a directional marker for people lost in the mazes of city streets, b... más información
An eye-catching landmark featuring “Work Progress Administration” murals and beautiful views. As a tribute to the men who tried to save San Francisco in 1906, Lilly Coit designated that her legacy ... más información
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Phil is the father of SF drip coffee by the cup. The original 24th St location is full of funky charm. Get a pastry from Knead Bakery next door, and try the Turkish coffee with mint & cardamom.
Philz Coffee is a specialty coffee retailer based in San Francisco that has 17 locations within California and specializes in hand-crafted coffee brewed one cup at a time.
This is the only coffee you will see on this map, because that's how devoted I am to Philz. It might be the thing I bring to a dessert island. As a dark roast person, I love the Ether, with Silke... más información
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Pair this up with an evening stroll down Castro St. and you will not be disappointed. Most recent viewing? "R Kelly's: Trapped In The Closet - Sing Along." San Francisco's most colorful theatre.
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The Mill has great handcrafted espresso drinks from Four Barrel Coffee and SF's famous $4 artisanal toasts from Josey Baker Bread. (The toast is worth splurging for.) The Mill also hosts a Pizza n... más información
The Mill is legendary for their $4.00 slice of toast! Yes, it's a little over-the-top, but the bread is dense, thick, and house made (you can pick up a loaf on your way out) the house coffee is Fo... más información
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Get up early and greet the sunrise and brisk bay air with a hearty walk on the piers and along Jefferson Street, making sure to take a turn into Fish Alley. Known for its historic waterfront, delic... más información
Iconic and historic San Francisco! Take the old trolly from Powell Street/Market and ride it all the way to the end of the line, breathtaking views along the way. Once you arrive, visit Ghirardelli... más información
The world famous Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco is located at Pier 39. Lots of restaurants, and aquarium and several souvenir shops around the pier. Many of the tourist boats to Sausalito, An... más información
A very popular brunch spot. Make reservations to get in on their lemon ricotta pancakes.
This is an AMAZING breakfast spot -- they have delicious everything; I love their Annies Almond Flour Pancakes which was named after my favorite wait-staff-person, who has sadly moved along and bec... más información
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In a town full of Taquerias this is a standout. Try the carnitas tacos, the best! And if you like strawberry you must try their strawberry agua fresca..OMG
Get any taco "dorado" style for a crispy fried corn tortilla wrapped around a soft corn tortilla (chorizo is my favorite for tacos). Carne Asada burrito, with an aqua fresca or a beer and you're set.
Apparently the best burrito in the nation. We love it. We recommend calling in advance if you’re planning on taking out. If you go eat there, be prepared for a bit of a line. We love the burrit... más información
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A vibrant neighborhood Mexican kitchen celebrating the traditional cookery of Mexico and utilizing our philosophy of purchasing local, organic and sustainable ingredients. Serves lunch and dinner.
I'm always wary of more "upscale" Mexican restaurants. Will they be as satisfying as our neighborhood taqueria? For Nopalito, the answer is a resounding yes. The Mexican cuisine is made using na... más información
"A vibrant San Francisco neighborhood Mexican kitchen, celebrating the traditional cookery of Mexico and utilizing local, organic and sustainable ingredients." We get the totopos every time, and t... más información
One of the most creative cocktail menus in the city which rotates ever 3-4 months outdoing the last menu. The Kale Cesar salad is a must have. The neighborhood is in the midst of gentrification a... más información
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Casual french bistro. VERY popular for weekend brunch (long lines). Good egg dishes and pancakes by day, reasonably priced french bistro food by night.
Arguably the best brunch spot in SF in the best neighborhood in SF. Cole Valley is full of charms -- you can check this place out on your way into Golden Gate Park. I recommend brunch, but it's als... más información
Everything here is magic. My brother had his wedding rehearsal dinner here. We had our wedding rehearsal dinner here. The backyard ambience is superb, and the food is sooooo good. The line is ... más información
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Budget friendly. Handcrafted pizzas, small bites & unique cocktails keep this trendy spot hopping.
Great cocktails, food is consistent, and lots of small bites make it less expensive than you would think, given how cool it looks and how busy it is. Call one hour ahead to put your name on the list.
Gorgeous thin crust pizzas, risottos, small plates of yum. Eggplant caponatina with burrata is a must. Terrific cocktails and a wonderful brunch as well. Gets very busy but you can call ahead and p... más información
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Hard to get reservations. They reserve half their tables for walk ups. Get there 30 minutes before opening if you want to eat on the early side. Really great quality, delicious Italian inspired dishes
From Zagat: "Heavenly handmade pastas are the main attraction at this high-profile Mission Italian, where chef Thomas McNaughton’s seasonally inspired creations also include “terrific” wood-fired ... más información
Flour + Water is one of the top restaurants in the country. If you're thinking about coming here, you can either make a reservation for a private table WAY in advance, or you can show up, put your ... más información
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For budget choices try the food court on the bottom of the building and see the amazing original skylight at the top of the building. Mid-range and upscale stores. BART to Powell Street Station!
This is much more than a mall... Nordstroms and Bloomingdales are here, and go downstairs to check out the only in SF food court. Everything is in this mall... Madewell, J Crew, Banana, H&M, Lulu e... más información
Huge shopping center with every store you could imagine! You can take the muni from forest hill station and in 15 minutes get off and walk right into the shopping center. Amazing food court!
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The Exploratorium is a museum in San Francisco whose stated mission is to change the way the world learns. It's an amazing hands-on science museum.
Dont go to the Palace of Fine Arts to find the Exploratorium. It has moved to Pier 15 at the Embarcadero! If you have an old Guide Book, you will go to the wrong location! Exploratorium: there is... más información
Another great science museum in San Francisco! New amazing location on the piers of SF Bay. Exhibits here should be touched and played with. (Map is WRONG, new location is Pier 15 on Embarcadero!)
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This is a very cool dive with the feel of rustic meets beach scene. Their walls are wooden and the foods are phenomenal and sort of pricey. It's a place to take someone on a romantic dinner and d... más información
Head towards Ocean Beach and along the way stop for brunch at Outerlands. Expect a wait because this place is a gem. Entertain yourself by popping into the cute boutiques and Trouble Coffee with aw... más información
