Nikos Bartzoulianos: "DONT MISS THIS PLACE! perfect ambassador of Greek cuisine and hospitality. The lamb chops and galaktoboureko dessert are to die for. Make a reservation. Sister restaurant of Evvia in Palo Alto."
Becca Gilgan: "Just good people making great coffee. On a sunny day (or any day) grab a seat in the Proxy and enjoy your brew. If you spot a roast with marshmallow notes, be sure to get it."
Keith Smith: "Get to the Commonwealth club events early. No assigned seating so you could get the best seat~ once you get in and get the sticker then you could leave and eat"
The Ritz-Carlton: "A secret gem of Golden Gate Park is the Garden of Shakespeare’s Flowers, located near the Japanese Tea Garden. Inspired by the masterworks of the famous playwright, the garden has over 200 flowers."
Josh Whelchel: "Great date spot with fantastic pizzas. You can try to share, but you might as well order one for each person, they are THAT good. Great wine selection as well. Be prepared to wait."
Park Golden Gate National Recreation Area San Francisco, CA
People also say (57 tips):
Lacey Capps: "One of my absolute favorite places in San Fran! Gorgeous views, dog friendly, perfect for a long walk/picnic/run. Always a bit chilly/windy so plan accordingly. Tons of history, architecture, etc."
Tyler Moselle: "trails all lead to hidden art. get a drink at PSC, find the warming hut at the end of crispy field, or just go bowling for all you can eat/bowl sundays. i lived here for over a year- LOVE IT."
Priscilla Leung: "Amazing place to see the sunset but go at least half an hour before the reported sunset time for the day. Twin peaks obstructs the full view so it appears to set "earlier" here."
Fodor's Travel: "Thanks to mild weather in summer and fall, free movies in the park are popular for locals and visitors alike. Of course you’ll want to bring blankets to sit on and bundle up."
Scenic Lookout 100 Christmas Tree Point Rd San Francisco, CA
People also say (246 tips):
Fodor's Travel: "Twin Peaks, a sixty-four-acre mix of grassland and coastal scrub, offers 180-degree views that will give you a glimpse of what San Francisco looked like in its natural state prior to development."
Eli L: "get dropped off at the NE corner (Burnett/gardenside) and take the trail going up. be careful, it's not the safest of climbs, but gives you beautiful views of downtown as you ascend to the top"