Guidebook for San Francisco
Food Scene
They have the best breakfasts in our neighborhood. They can have a short wait on weekends, so try to check them out on a weekday when they aren't so busy.
133 locals recommend
Kitchen Story
3499 16th StThey have the best breakfasts in our neighborhood. They can have a short wait on weekends, so try to check them out on a weekday when they aren't so busy.
Best bread pudding, quiche, croissants, desserts, sandwiches, cakes, pies, etc etc in the entire Bay Area. There is always a long line to order, but the line moves pretty quick and is so so worth the wait.
768 locals recommend
Tartine Bakery
600 Guerrero StBest bread pudding, quiche, croissants, desserts, sandwiches, cakes, pies, etc etc in the entire Bay Area. There is always a long line to order, but the line moves pretty quick and is so so worth the wait.
They have the absolute best and freshest seafood in town. They are near the fisherman's wharf area, but are not one of the touristy places. Hidden down one of the piers, tucked away among some fishing boats, this place is the place I bring my family and friends who are visiting from out of town.
29 locals recommend
Scoma's Restaurant
1965 Al Scoma WayThey have the absolute best and freshest seafood in town. They are near the fisherman's wharf area, but are not one of the touristy places. Hidden down one of the piers, tucked away among some fishing boats, this place is the place I bring my family and friends who are visiting from out of town.
Drinks & Nightlife
Anything that this club puts on is very iconic San Francisco, super hip, and outrageous. If you are looking for something that the locals are doing, this is the place to find it.
20 locals recommend
Oasis
298 11th StAnything that this club puts on is very iconic San Francisco, super hip, and outrageous. If you are looking for something that the locals are doing, this is the place to find it.