Head to the summit. the observation deck has the longest views you've ever seen.
I love this place! excellent service and food. Sit in the lounge area, take your shoes off, enjoy the colorful decor, and have a comfortable and delicious afghan meal! <3
Best ramen in San Jose in my opinion. Don't go for the atmosphere (you are basically eating within a supermarket, but the ramen is killer. Tons of Japanese people are eating there all the time, whic
Try their salads and don't forget to grab an almond coffee cake on your way out
The "Sweet Bar" cookies with chocolate are delicious. I also like the peppered turkey sandwich with extra cheddar. Organic, gluten free, and vegan preferences accommodated.
The fun begins when you choose a "mix-in" to flavor your dairy swirls. Pick fresh fruit like strawberries or bananas, devilish treats like Oreos, Junior Mints or cookie dough. Read more.
The American Chicken Bibimbap is light and refreshing for lunch! Use lots of sauce!
Pretty tasty, but who the hell puts romaine lettuce in a bowl of ramen?? This place, apparently.
You’ll want to sink your teeth into Gitane’s luscious, richly textured interior, but save yourself for rare lamb tartare, Mediterranean flatbreads & a seasonal selection of tajines. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
This place was pretty bad not much options and everything extremely bland :( not quality at all.
Large updated hotel with a traditional vibe. Very nice employees. Small rooms but good for one person I do hear there are bigger room.
It's gotten pricier over the years, but the satisfying meals and tasty drinks are hard to say no to. A cool atmosphere with things like a free library and a kid's area.
The lamb was a bit chewy, the chicken and beef are good, they have some nice and spicy sauces there too.
Eat healthy without feeling hungry after! The salads are huge! Give the Green Medley a try if you're trying to get your greens in : kale, spinach, romaine lettuce, cucumber, and celery !
With a tasty menu as playful as the atmosphere and the people who work here, how can you go wrong? Answer, you can't. Sit in the Tilt-a-whirl and order...well everything!
Why are dogs so lucky? They get one of the most beautiful trails to walk, overlooking the Pacific Ocean on one side and the skyline of SF including Golden Gate Bridge and Twin Peaks.
Cindarella Bakery is a charming Russian cafe with outdoor seating, freshly baked pastries and bread for sale, and a great menu of sandwiches, soups, and Russian classics. Read more.
This restaurant serves up true variety. Whether you’re in the mood for Spanish rice, fresh papardelle, Yucatecan chicken, or just a great local beer in great local company, Chop Bar delivers.
Get the half original, half spicy broth... Best of both worlds. And if spicy is too much for you, add in some original. ;)
Head to this French bistro, which takes on the classics both familiar (duck confit, steak frites, a burger) and less so (escargot, sweetbreads, beef tongue). There are great cocktails too. Read more.
Inside this white victorian architecture greenhouse there are several tropical paradises and a gorgeous room with alive butterflies. Kezar Dr. (Inside Gloden Gate Park) Read more.
Perch on a swiveling stool and slurp mixologist Russell Davis’s nonalcoholic sodas, shakes, and floats.
Pristine omakase is the name of the game at this tiny sushi spot, which boasts the talents of longtime local great Masaki Sasaki. Expect a Japanese-style sushi experience at Japanese-style prices.
The bread, made in the Tartine style, is worth the trip alone, but don't overlook chef Brett Cooper's phenomenal soups or his inspired use of farm fresh produce. [Eater 38 Member]
The place to find carved wooden radios, miniature cacti, vintage Mexican blankets, and ceramic bowls your hippy mom could make. Read more.
This unintimidating, cozy French restaurant is one of the city’s best dining experiences. Chef Roland Passot is in the kitchen every night. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
The pizza here is Neapolitan -- the Italian invention where the toppings are just the accompaniment to the lovingly made dough that bubbles & crisps in a 900-degree wood-fired oven. Read more.
Hog's Apothecary in Oakland breaks from the norm by featuring a lineup of 33 rotating taps pouring beer sourced directly from small local breweries.
This late-night Korean spot is ideal for comfort food and drinks. They're open until 2 a.m., so be sure to try their uniquely flavored soju cocktails and chicken wings before you call it a night.
Great cappuccino, great pastries (the coconut topped cake- holy shit), and a nice tiny place with a lovely and quirky atmosphere. What more could you want in a café?
The donut muffin and a coffee are hands down the best items on the menu!
You will expect grumpy ladies and long wait, but fresh dimsum at best price
Chilled vibe, the sort of spot you find people on laptops, surfing and chilling. Tasty salads and vegan cookies!
They either have exactly what I was looking for or something I never knew I needed. A mould that presses cheese into the shape of a bunny?? How could you not?
Primarily a soul and jazz shop, but has expanded to other genres, like rock, disco, Latin, and Brazilian. It’s a small store that caters to DJs and focuses on unusual and regional records.
This place is incredible. And you cannot just choose only one cookie. They also accept credit cards.
Judi is the best and only uses the best products! Can't wait to see the wedding cake we ordered!
Not only do I come here for some of the best pour over in SF but the staff just make it that much better- kind, knowledgeable, and passionate about the magic bean we all love.
Looking for a gift, trinket, or overpriced clothing item? You've found your spot. I do love this place, but the clothes aren't worth it. The right side of the store is where it's at.
Spin the wheel to pick your flavor if you feel adventurous or just being indecisive!
Go to the top floor of Fort Point and walk around it and to the edge to see stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bonita Lighthouse, San Francisco, and the rest of the channel in. Read more.
The last remnant of a cadre of giant dachshund heads that once stood guard over the Bay Area's Doggie Diner chain. See the bronze plaque at the base for more information.
It's ALWAYS busy here, but for good reason. The delicious chinese food and especially the chicken wings make it worth the wait.
Great spot for all your succulent desires. Staff was helpful, especially Victor. Nice selection of plants and containers. They had the tools and space for me to plant my succulents then and there.
Boulevard-honed Ravi Kapur’s painstaking attention to detail pays off in pictorially exquisite dishes with equally harmonious flavor balance. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
