Guidebook for San Francisco
Food Scene
Kibatsu
400 Haight StBest sushi, first cut, in San Francisco and it’s around the corner.
The Ramp is off the beaten path. It has outdoor seating on the Bay in an industrial area. It's a local hangout for a burger or salad etc. The Ramp also has a full bar. It's location is in walking distance of Dog Patch, one of the hipper neighborhoods currently.
113 locals recommend
The Ramp
855 Terry A Francois BlvdThe Ramp is off the beaten path. It has outdoor seating on the Bay in an industrial area. It's a local hangout for a burger or salad etc. The Ramp also has a full bar. It's location is in walking distance of Dog Patch, one of the hipper neighborhoods currently.
Moshi Moshi is often chosen as the best Japanese sushi restaurant. Located on the edge of Dogpatch, locals pack the place for dinner
43 locals recommend
Moshi Moshi
2092 3rd StMoshi Moshi is often chosen as the best Japanese sushi restaurant. Located on the edge of Dogpatch, locals pack the place for dinner
Dumpling House
Sightseeing
The Painted Ladies are across the street from Alamo Square. The view from the park is often used for TV shots of San Francisco.
300 locals recommend
Painted Ladies
Hayes StreetThe Painted Ladies are across the street from Alamo Square. The view from the park is often used for TV shots of San Francisco.
Haight-Ashbury
Pier 39
The EmbarcaderoParks & Nature
Duboce Park
Scott StreetOur neighborhood park, just voted the favorite dog park.
Golden Gate Park
Mission District
Arts & Culture
With the addition of the works of art collected by Don and Doris Fisher, owners of the Gap, Bannana Republic, the Museum has a world class collection.
813 locals recommend
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
151 3rd StWith the addition of the works of art collected by Don and Doris Fisher, owners of the Gap, Bannana Republic, the Museum has a world class collection.
Union Square is a must for people looking for the top designers: Armani, Vuitton, Fendi, Valentino, Tiffany, Harry Winston, Barneys, Kiton, Cartier, the list goes on and on.
817 locals recommend
Union Square
333 Post StUnion Square is a must for people looking for the top designers: Armani, Vuitton, Fendi, Valentino, Tiffany, Harry Winston, Barneys, Kiton, Cartier, the list goes on and on.
Rebuilt after our 1989 earthquake. It was designed by Herzog and de Meuron. The adjoining tower is free to the public. It has good views.
1000 locals recommend
de Young Museum
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden DrRebuilt after our 1989 earthquake. It was designed by Herzog and de Meuron. The adjoining tower is free to the public. It has good views.
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse Dr
Japanese Tea Garden
75 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr
Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate BridgePainted Ladies
Hayes Street
The Castro
Hayes Valley