A mind-bogglingly cool four-story theater/store/café/gallery; every few months there is a fresh rotation of artists and exclusive labels that pop up in their own personally decorated spaces. Leer más.
"My friends opened up this great men’s shop in San Francisco and I’m so proud of them!" -Julia Chu
The flagship of this Hong Kong e-tailer has all the on‑trend, wonderfully affordable pieces the site is known for, like chambray shirts and tuxedo jackets. Leer más.
Get in line early: Baker Chad Robertson (and co-owner Elisabeth Prueitt) take the bread out of the oven around 5:00PM, Wed-Sun. Can't get to the bakery? Pick up their amazing new book, Tartine Bread. Leer más.
An inviting oasis that is a perfect spot for a picnic, people watching, a leisurely stroll or to take work outdoors as there’s free Wi-Fi here.
When walking across the bridge be sure to look up and explore different angles of the towers and cables. You'll find lots of intriguing compositions and abstracts. Early evening the light is best.
Get an audio tour to know more about the place and listen to inmates & wardens stories
Free entry on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, before 10am. $7/adult otherwise if you're a non-resident. $5 for SF residents. Not sure if it's worth the $7, hit up the free times if you can.
So much to explore in Chinatown's alleys: a hidden bar, a fortune cookie factory, or even an old tea room. Rest at Portsmouth Square on the corner of Clay St to watch the people doing T'ai Chi. Leer más.
In the entrance to the MUNI you can see plaques commemorating the life of Harvey Milk who began many of his famous marches on City Hall here at the square.
Check for $3 off coupon on WaltDisney.org. Also need at least 5 Hours to see all of museum.
SF Weekly's Best of Winner 2010 - Editorial Pick - BEST VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT
Frog Hollow calls their peaches the "Oh My God" peach, because that's what you say when you eat one. The café also has memorable pears, plums, apricots, cherries, chutneys and fruit-filled pastries. Leer más.
SOMArts has several awesome spaces: a gallery, theater, 2 multi-use rooms, a media room, dark room, and print studio. If interested, submit form to Mary Molly here: http://bit.ly/HuuQWQ.
A tiny kitchen cranking out tasty baguettes & sandwiches (try the serrano jamon bagette) for breakfast & lunch. When the workday is done, the chef uses just a few gas grills to cook up a feast.
Come here and learn about San Francisco LGBT history and Harvey Milk at the site of his camera store. There's a fantastic timeline along the walls.
Truly a must-see for any visitor or resident, LGBT or straight. Protip: free entrance to the GLBT History Museum with any purchase from the HRC Store!
We love Blue Bottle! We love any coffee shop that cares so much about sustainability!
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST TAXIDERMY YOU CAN WEARAn impressive Goth-inspired array of skulls, teeth, feathers, & body parts of any bird, insect, or creature imaginable.. Leer más.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2012 Winner – Editorial Pick- Best Reliable Vintage. Perched in the middle of Haight Street’s vintage strip, Wasteland is to vintage shopping what kindergarten is to later... Leer más.
Owners/salespeople are extremely helpful and can help you find treasures. I walked out with 60's Oscar de la Renta + affordable!
If you want quality, authentic vintage clothing, and I mean break-the-bank vintage, this is the place. Staff is incredibly knowledgeable and really love the pieces.
So you need a straight-jacket. Or a cock ring. Or a leather harness. Look no further than Mr. S Leather, which is one the nation's premiere manufacturers and suppliers of leather and bondage gear. Leer más.
Home to a comprehensive collection of Beat memorabilia including Allen Ginsberg’s typewriter, Jack Kerouac’s plaid wool shirt, and a myriad of vintage copies of Beat literature.
Visit the Garden of Fragrance and see which scents you can identify
Sweet tooth? Head to B. Patisserie. The treats boast fun flavors like chocolate-cherry, strawberry-vanilla-cassis, and carrot. There's even a seasonally changing macaron tree in the back of the shop. Leer más.
