Just steps away from the San Francisco Public Library (100 Larkin St.). A quiet, airy space for reading, studying, or attending one of the many community events. Read more.
Go to SPQR and sit at “the captain’s chair” at the edge of the bar, near the kitchen: best seat in the house to watch the action.
If you can, see a movie in Auditorium #1 and sit in the balcony. It's 21+ and you have direct access to the balcony bar. Plus, the seats are perfect for getting cozy. #vday
This is the only dive bar I go to because it's so close to my house. They have a jukebox so you decide the music style. You're in control!! -Mattin Noblia, Top Chef
Savor a morning bun with your coffee..or nosh on some exquisite quiche, a double pain au chocolate, gougère, tart, or hot pressed cheese sandwich. To ensure joy, repeat this often
Open late (11pm, 12am on Fri/Sat), so go after 10 and do some late night neighborhood people-watching. With luck, you'll hear them playing the CD with the 50 Cent/Bhangra mashup.
Bring a few rolls of quarters and a few hours to spend. They have all kinds of old coin operated games, machines, and oddities! Fun and reminds me of going to the Dutchess County Fair in Rhinebeck,NY Read more.
Desserts @ Concierge (18th floor), 7:30 - 10 pm, Sunday to Thursday.
There are art shows on sunny Saturdays (sometimes Sundays) in the spring and summer months.
Walk to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (151 3rd St.) An internationally renowned permanent collection and eclectic changing exhibits; chill in the rooftop garden. Read more.
Just steps away is The Sentinel, a walk-up stand that has giant, brimming-with-berries muffins, warm out of the oven in the mornings. Yummmmmm! Read more.
Join the Fort Point facebook page for info about live music and other events here.
Try the Peking duck "chinito" or a succulent whole roasted chicken in ginger & wine sauce. Eat-in, take-out or have it delivered - no matter how you get it, the food is crazy good. Read more.
Try to avoid peak hours like 5p-7pm as there is often long waits for cardio equiptment.
At this enormous designer-laden boutique, 100 percent of all profits go directly to a list of area charities. Read more.
...visit www.flysfo.com (Official San Francisco International Airport Site) and check out the interactive map!
When I shop for clothes, this is where I go. I love the style of their jeans and everything else there. And they always play music in the store. Makes me want to hang out in the store longer. -Mattin
