Guidebook for San Francisco
Food Scene
Ragazza (our favorite gourmet pizza spot in Lower Haight–they also have good pastas)
117 locals recommend
Ragazza
311 Divisadero StRagazza (our favorite gourmet pizza spot in Lower Haight–they also have good pastas)
Great coffee, ambiance, and decent breakfast fare. Easy to walk to.
105 locals recommend
Réveille Coffee Co.
4076 18th StGreat coffee, ambiance, and decent breakfast fare. Easy to walk to.
Great space, good coffee, and the best bread in the city–they’re famous for their toast.
281 locals recommend
The Mill
736 Divisadero StGreat space, good coffee, and the best bread in the city–they’re famous for their toast.
Anchor Oyster Bar
579 Castro StBest oysters in the city, walking distance from our home.
Arts & Culture
Fantastic recent upgrade that doubled the size. Makes SF have a world-class museum.
813 locals recommend
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
151 3rd StFantastic recent upgrade that doubled the size. Makes SF have a world-class museum.
Parks & Nature
Enough said. Hike, walk, picnic or visit the Academy of Science or De Young Museum.
1721 locals recommend
Golden Gate Park
Enough said. Hike, walk, picnic or visit the Academy of Science or De Young Museum.
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
3950 24th StEntertainment & Activities
Great museum for younger kids. It's expensive but worth a visit.
816 locals recommend
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse DrGreat museum for younger kids. It's expensive but worth a visit.
Fun, retro, SF establishment. They often do sing-a-longs which is a unique experience. Easy to get to from our home.
332 locals recommend
Castro Theatre
429 Castro StFun, retro, SF establishment. They often do sing-a-longs which is a unique experience. Easy to get to from our home.