Terri's Guidebook

Terri
Terri's Guidebook

Groceries

282 locals recommend
The Good Life Grocery
448 Cortland Ave
282 locals recommend
33 locals recommend
Chiotras Grocery
858 Rhode Island St
33 locals recommend

Local vibes

Awesome neighborhood cafe with excellent magazine rack.
136 locals recommend
Farley's
1315 18th St
136 locals recommend
Awesome neighborhood cafe with excellent magazine rack.
I love to support small neighborhood bookstore- especially the one in mine. Good browsing, and they’ll order books for you. Funny story- one of my guests who spent a week to write her 2nd book was happy to see her 1st book featured here.
36 locals recommend
Christopher's Books
1400 18th St
36 locals recommend
I love to support small neighborhood bookstore- especially the one in mine. Good browsing, and they’ll order books for you. Funny story- one of my guests who spent a week to write her 2nd book was happy to see her 1st book featured here.
Upstairs has nice comfy chairs with a view overlooking downtown, by the magazine rack.
40 locals recommend
San Francisco Public Library; Potrero Branch
1616 20th St
40 locals recommend
Upstairs has nice comfy chairs with a view overlooking downtown, by the magazine rack.
Bookstore with focus on environment, owned by my friend Patrick. Mid-market neighborhood.
The Green Arcade
1680 Market St
Bookstore with focus on environment, owned by my friend Patrick. Mid-market neighborhood.

Sightseeing

You are in walking distance of the crookedest street in the world (that’s not a tourist attraction, aka Lombard Street.) For an interesting walk, go left out the door, down 22nd St. one block (one of the the steepest streets in the city at 32% grade...note steps on north side of street).) At the bottom you’ll come to Vermont Street. Wander up this winding road to McKinley Park with views across the city including Golden Gate Bridge. Every Easter Sunday, the quirky Big Wheel Race happens down Vermont Street. Also look up driver Ken Block’s video- Gymkhana 5 to see crazy car stunts around SF and on my block and Vermont Street.
Vermont Street
Vermont Street
You are in walking distance of the crookedest street in the world (that’s not a tourist attraction, aka Lombard Street.) For an interesting walk, go left out the door, down 22nd St. one block (one of the the steepest streets in the city at 32% grade...note steps on north side of street).) At the bottom you’ll come to Vermont Street. Wander up this winding road to McKinley Park with views across the city including Golden Gate Bridge. Every Easter Sunday, the quirky Big Wheel Race happens down Vermont Street. Also look up driver Ken Block’s video- Gymkhana 5 to see crazy car stunts around SF and on my block and Vermont Street.

Restaurants

Great Italian-style food especially the pizza.
162 locals recommend
Piccino
1001 Minnesota St
162 locals recommend
Great Italian-style food especially the pizza.
Delicious French food and elegant atmosphere.
178 locals recommend
Chez maman east
1401 18th St
178 locals recommend
Delicious French food and elegant atmosphere.
Sour dough crust. They’ll deliver.
108 locals recommend
Goat Hill Pizza
300 Connecticut St
108 locals recommend
Sour dough crust. They’ll deliver.
Mexican restaurant with top-notch food and good neighborhood vibes. I like to eat at the bar as a solo diner.
80 locals recommend
Papito
1457 18th St
80 locals recommend
Mexican restaurant with top-notch food and good neighborhood vibes. I like to eat at the bar as a solo diner.

Neighborhoods

Sunny but cool neighborhood. Very steep streets provide amazing views the city Depending which side of the hill you’re on- sunsets, “fogsets,” downtown skyline, and sunrise and moonrise over the Bay.
33 locals recommend
Potrero Hill
33 locals recommend
Sunny but cool neighborhood. Very steep streets provide amazing views the city Depending which side of the hill you’re on- sunsets, “fogsets,” downtown skyline, and sunrise and moonrise over the Bay.
This previously light industrial neighborhood is going through tremendous changes with an increase of residential buildings and a new park at Pier 70 currently under construction, Landscape architecture by James corner who designed the highline in New York.
36 locals recommend
Dogpatch
36 locals recommend
This previously light industrial neighborhood is going through tremendous changes with an increase of residential buildings and a new park at Pier 70 currently under construction, Landscape architecture by James corner who designed the highline in New York.
This neighborhood used to be a pile of rubble (fill). In the last 15 years, it has become a UCSF campus, biotech hub, and home to the Warriors new stadium. North edge of this neighborhood is anchored by the Giants Stadium. New parks along the waters edge are coming.
20 locals recommend
Mission Bay
20 locals recommend
This neighborhood used to be a pile of rubble (fill). In the last 15 years, it has become a UCSF campus, biotech hub, and home to the Warriors new stadium. North edge of this neighborhood is anchored by the Giants Stadium. New parks along the waters edge are coming.

Art

Contemporary art galleries in renovated warehouse in the Dogpatch neighborhood, east side of Potrero hill.
24 locals recommend
Minnesota Street Project
1275 Minnesota St
24 locals recommend
Contemporary art galleries in renovated warehouse in the Dogpatch neighborhood, east side of Potrero hill.
Contemporary art exhibits in Dogpatch neighborhood on east side of Potrero Hill. Close to Minnesota Street Projects.
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts
1150 25th St
Contemporary art exhibits in Dogpatch neighborhood on east side of Potrero Hill. Close to Minnesota Street Projects.