The best damn almond croissant I've ever had. The other pastries are good too but all you need are the almond croissants. Prepare for a line.
Don’t leave without checking out the restaurant’s world-famous camera obscura (one of about 20 in existence), with 360 degrees of live images projected from a nearby seal rock.
Buzzy new seafood sister spot to Pizetta. We loved the artichoke appetizer and gnocchi, will be back for pork chop and brunch.
Old school Italian w friendly service. Just cross your fingers they have more than one waiter when you're there.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST TIKI DIVE BARThis tacky tiki charm, decent jukebox, & strong drinks all under $8 in this Outer Richmond cash-only bar… Read more.
the margaritas are worth the haul out to the richmond. stop being a lazy ass.
Cocktails are king here. You really can’t go wrong whether you’re on or off menu. Ask about the daily slushy!
Adorable sister spot to Fiorella, creative cocktails in a standing room only bar area and small bites are the way to go if you haven’t made reservations.
Sam Zanze’s cheesecake is so pure, it doesn’t need a crust. Some customers go for fruit toppings or chocolate shavings, but we think the confection is at its most ethereal unadorned. Read more.
Spin the wheel to pick your flavor if you feel adventurous or just being indecisive!
It's not particularly cheap, but these imported Japanese photo booths are so wacky and so incredibly fun. Get some ramen in the mall then run wild at Pika Pika. Read more on WinstonWanders below! Read more.
$15 to roller skate in a church that is converted into a rink is not bad. Sign your life away and get going!
Rent paddle boats and get a workout on the lake. Baby ducklings and turtles spotted ahead.
Great place for pre-Legion of Honor picnic or good stretch before picking up the coastal trail trailhead
The Little Shamrock still has a clock that was hanging during the 1906 earthquake -- the clock's hands still read 5:12, the time when the big one hit. Read more.
The Tenderloin is still home to a high concentration of the city's remaining tried-and-true dive bars, and this is one of them. The drinks are stiff, cheap, and recognizable to your grandparents. Read more.
Great neighborhood bar with live music and no pretense - a rarer find in SF these days...
If you come on a Thursday night, and you stay late enough for the recycling guys to show up, you might get lucky enough to help pass the used bottles out of the bar. It's a lot more fun that it sounds
This unabashedly kitschy dive's styled after custom vans of the 70s/early 80s, with booths that rock shag carpets, mirrored ceilings, WATER BEDS, and working CB radios. Read more.
