Guidebook for San Francisco
Sightseeing
The FIRST tiki bar anywhere: created in 1945 by Mel Melvin of Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios. Drinks are outrageously expensive, but where else can you witness an indoor thunderstorm (with rain) every 15 minutes. The live band floats out into the indoor lagoon on a barge.
93 habitants recommandent
Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar
950 Mason StThe FIRST tiki bar anywhere: created in 1945 by Mel Melvin of Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios. Drinks are outrageously expensive, but where else can you witness an indoor thunderstorm (with rain) every 15 minutes. The live band floats out into the indoor lagoon on a barge.
Play dodgeball on a court made out of trampolines? Uh, yeah!
54 habitants recommandent
House of Air Trampoline Park
926 Mason StPlay dodgeball on a court made out of trampolines? Uh, yeah!
Golden Gate Park's Victorian-era glass greenhouse has more than 2,000 species of plants & flowers
232 habitants recommandent
Conservatoire de Fleurs
100 John F Kennedy DrGolden Gate Park's Victorian-era glass greenhouse has more than 2,000 species of plants & flowers
Incredible up-close views of the Bridge. Every car commercial you’ve ever seen set in San Francisco is shot here.😜
194 habitants recommandent
Marin Headlands
Incredible up-close views of the Bridge. Every car commercial you’ve ever seen set in San Francisco is shot here.😜
Parks & Nature
Bustling, hilly park featuring hiking trails & sweeping, scenic city vistas
180 habitants recommandent
Parc Corona Heights
Museum WayBustling, hilly park featuring hiking trails & sweeping, scenic city vistas
Randall Museum
199 Museum WayChildren's Museum
Verdant, 36-acre park featuring trails, live oak groves, San Francisco city vistas & more.
205 habitants recommandent
Parc Buena Vista
Verdant, 36-acre park featuring trails, live oak groves, San Francisco city vistas & more.
Lands End Trail, San Francisco, CA 94121, États-Unis
Knock-your-socks-off trail.
Arts & Culture
HUGE! Unforgettably cool hands-on demonstrations of science you THOUGHT you understood. Absolutely can’t-miss for nerd and geeks like us.
432 habitants recommandent
Exploratorium
Green StreetHUGE! Unforgettably cool hands-on demonstrations of science you THOUGHT you understood. Absolutely can’t-miss for nerd and geeks like us.
Natural history museum with an aquarium, planetarium & scientists conducting a variety of research.
816 habitants recommandent
Académie des sciences de Californie
55 Music Concourse DrNatural history museum with an aquarium, planetarium & scientists conducting a variety of research.
Musée d'Art Moderne de San Francisco
151 3rd StWorld-class collection. Srsly.
It’s still a ferry terminal, but the 150 year old build has been repurposed inside as a local vendors’ food and wine market (don’t miss the vodka and oyster bar).
189 habitants recommandent
Gare maritime Ferry Building
It’s still a ferry terminal, but the 150 year old build has been repurposed inside as a local vendors’ food and wine market (don’t miss the vodka and oyster bar).
Food Scene
Popular take-out coffeehouse serving up bacon in many forms, from burgers to a bouquet.
29 habitants recommandent
Bacon Bacon
205A Frederick StPopular take-out coffeehouse serving up bacon in many forms, from burgers to a bouquet.
Everyday dim sum & spicy Sichuan fare with a few twists are served in a simple, cheerful setting.
88 habitants recommandent
Mama Ji's
4416 18th StEveryday dim sum & spicy Sichuan fare with a few twists are served in a simple, cheerful setting.
Compact restaurant with hard-to-get tables serving short menu of market-driven Californian cuisine.
149 habitants recommandent
Frances
3870 17th StCompact restaurant with hard-to-get tables serving short menu of market-driven Californian cuisine.
Petite French bistro & popular brunch spot with an outdoor patio & weekly Bring Your Dog dinners.
286 habitants recommandent
Zazie
941 Cole StPetite French bistro & popular brunch spot with an outdoor patio & weekly Bring Your Dog dinners.
Casual, bustling Middle Eastern-Mediterranean spot with meze platters & sidewalk seating.
104 habitants recommandent
La Mediterranee
2936 College AveCasual, bustling Middle Eastern-Mediterranean spot with meze platters & sidewalk seating.
Affordable, unpretentious, always excellent. Great people-watching. Starbelly is our go-to restaurant.
135 habitants recommandent
Starbelly
3583 16th StAffordable, unpretentious, always excellent. Great people-watching. Starbelly is our go-to restaurant.
Zuni Café
1658 Market StThe quintessential SF restaurant.
Drinks & Nightlife
Go after sunset. Make a reservation or else. The hippest rooftop drinks space in SF. Firepits. Fashion. Barefoot billionaires.
32 habitants recommandent
Charmaine's
45 McAllister StGo after sunset. Make a reservation or else. The hippest rooftop drinks space in SF. Firepits. Fashion. Barefoot billionaires.
If you’re gay, one is obliged to make a pilgrimage to the Eagle at least once in your lifetime. Sunday afternoon beerbusts!!
8 habitants recommandent
SF-Eagle
398 12th StIf you’re gay, one is obliged to make a pilgrimage to the Eagle at least once in your lifetime. Sunday afternoon beerbusts!!
Beaux
2344 Market StThe club experience in a neighborhood bar.
Hi Tops
2247 Market StGay sports bar. Cold pitchers and hot catchers ;-)