Guidebook for San Francisco
Food Scene
Matching Half
1799 McAllister StGreat coffee and pastries in the morning!
The Mill
736 Divisadero StGreat bread and cafe scene.
Wonderful lunch or dinner. Very quick and family friendly. I eat there at least once a week!
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Green Chile Kitchen
1801 McAllister StWonderful lunch or dinner. Very quick and family friendly. I eat there at least once a week!
Bar Crudo
655 Divisadero StSeafood and extensive beer list. Go early for happy hour.
Nopa
560 Divisadero StNew American cuisine - and open till 2am!
Eddie's Cafe
800 Divisadero StOld school American breakfast.
Tsunami Panhandle
1306 Fulton StSushi and sake bar.
Mojo Bicycle Cafe
639-A Divisadero StreetDon't miss the Thursday night Vietnamese popup restaurant.
Sightseeing
Painted Ladies
Hayes StreetBeautiful views of victorians and the urban skyline.
Hike to the top for a great view of the city. You can even see the Farallon Islands on a clear day.
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Buena Vista Park
Hike to the top for a great view of the city. You can even see the Farallon Islands on a clear day.
A beautiful park in its own right, and it leads into Golden Gate Park.
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Panhandle
A beautiful park in its own right, and it leads into Golden Gate Park.
Essentials
Falletti Foods
308 Broderick StLocal groceries, wine, and Pete's coffee.
Bi-Rite Market
3639 18th StFancy food and ice cream. Yum!
Drinks & Nightlife
Toronado
547 Haight StDive bar, tons of beer on tap.
Entertainment & Activities
Alamo Square
Dogs, playground, views, and other San Francisco character(s).