Guidebook for San Francisco

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Guidebook for San Francisco

Food Scene

Restaurants or bars we recommend in San Francisco: La Ciccia (Sardinian Food) Tadish Grill (oldest restaurant in San Francisco) Suppenkuche (German Restaurant) Bissap Baobab (African Restaurant) Tuba (Turkish Restaurant) Dumpling Time (Dumpling) Assab (Eritrean/Ethiopian Restaurant) Wild Side West (Bernal Heights) Twin Peaks (Castro) Bare Bottle Brewery (Bernal Heights)
Fabulous authentic sicilian cuisine made with love and passion
146 locals recommend
La Ciccia
291 30th St
146 locals recommend
Fabulous authentic sicilian cuisine made with love and passion
The best ice-cream in town. Period.
214 locals recommend
Mitchell's Ice Cream
688 San Jose Avenue
214 locals recommend
The best ice-cream in town. Period.
They make fabulously good Italian food
137 locals recommend
Vega
419 Cortland Ave
137 locals recommend
They make fabulously good Italian food
Awesome high end Peruvian food
69 locals recommend
Piqueo's
830 Cortland Ave
69 locals recommend
Awesome high end Peruvian food
The Mount Everest of food
61 locals recommend
Little Nepal
925 Cortland Ave
61 locals recommend
The Mount Everest of food
Caters to early birds too!
105 locals recommend
Martha & Bros. Coffee Co.
745 Cortland Ave
105 locals recommend
Caters to early birds too!
Great for breakfast or brunch!
34 locals recommend
Moonlight Cafe
634 Cortland Ave
34 locals recommend
Great for breakfast or brunch!
One of the best brunches in town
112 locals recommend
Chloe's Cafe
1399 Church Street
112 locals recommend
One of the best brunches in town
African restaurant!
51 locals recommend
Little Baobab SF
2243 19th St
51 locals recommend
African restaurant!
Some of the best turkish places in the city!
20 locals recommend
Tuba Authentic Turkish Restaurant
1007 A Guerrero St
20 locals recommend
Some of the best turkish places in the city!
Great and affordable Mexican Family owned and run
17 locals recommend
Taco Los Altos
737 Cortland Ave
17 locals recommend
Great and affordable Mexican Family owned and run

Sightseeing

Things to do in San Francisco: Ride a Cable Car and the Cable Car Museum (it’s free) Go and see the Sea Lions at Pier 39 and USS Pampanito (2nd world war submarine) Walk or Bike over the Golden Gate Bridge Eat some Dim Sum in Chinatown, the largest Chinese ‘town’ in the United States Enjoy the sights from Bernal Heights Park (5 min walk), Twin Peaks, Dolores Park and Coit Tower Visit Alcatraz Island (a National Park) Take the F tram to Fisherman’s Wharf from The Castro or Church and Market Enjoy an ice-cream at Mitchell’s (10 min walk from the house) Enjoy a Gospel service at the oecumenic Glide Memorial Church Go to a baseball or basketball game
1321 locals recommend
Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge
1321 locals recommend
551 locals recommend
Chinatown
551 locals recommend
345 locals recommend
Lombard Street
Lombard Street
345 locals recommend

Parks & Nature

503 locals recommend
Alcatraz Island
503 locals recommend
107 locals recommend
Angel Island Café
Main Street
107 locals recommend

Arts & Culture

6 locals recommend
BATS Improv Theatre
6 locals recommend
154 locals recommend
San Francisco Symphony
201 Van Ness Ave
154 locals recommend

Entertainment & Activities

A giants model of the Bay in real time!
19 locals recommend
US Army Corps of Engineers Bay Model Visitor Center
2100 Bridgeway
19 locals recommend
A giants model of the Bay in real time!
Go Giants! It's baseball...
596 locals recommend
Oracle Park
24 Willie Mays Plaza
596 locals recommend
Go Giants! It's baseball...

City advice

Getting around

Transportation

Bus: #67 is 5 min walk away (Bernal Heights Boulevard @ Chapman) will take you to 24th St and Mission BART. Check sfmta website. #24 is 5 min walk away (Cortland Avenue @ Ellsworth St) can take to the Golden Gate Park or Noe Valley to catch J-Church Tram. #27 is 10 min walk away (Folsom Street @ Cesar Chavez). BART is 20 min walk away (24th St @ Mission St) takes you downtown and to the East Bay (check BART site) MUNI - J-Church is 10 min walk away and takes you downtown. F is @ Church and Market. It is a historical tram. It will take you to Fisherman’s Wharf, Pier 39 and Alcatraz Pier.
Ways to save

Get a Clipper Card

You can buy Clipper Cards at BART stations or Walgreens and use them on all transport options in the Bay Area.