Loved Pixar's Up, The Incredible or Monsters University? Come see Pixar in Concert at the San Francisco Symphony hall and relive moments from their movies. Thur, 7/17, 7:30pm, tickets start at $35. Read more.
Shop the SF Symphony store for a good selection of music, books, gifts and special items you won't find anywhere else. Plus, the complete SF Symphony Mahler cycle is available here. Now open M-F 11-4. Read more.
Adam Keough has revived this bustling Hayes Valley fixture. Its lively, yet comforting brasserie scene remains, but now there’s an energized bar food program & the menu has new soul. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
With a staggering assortment of over 200 rums on hand (including Smuggler’s exclusive, handcrafted variety, distilled in the East Bay), you're bound to find one (or three) you love.
One of the most overlooked/underrated patios in all of SF, this Hayes Valley eat spot's back end is shaded by trees and lush green plants. Perfect for enjoying an iced tea. Or beer. Read more.
What a beautiful venue the old opera house is outstanding architecture, wonderful acoustics, downfall if you are a tall or larger person the seats are very narrow and the leg room in nonexistent
Their liquid chocolates are decadently amazing. Split one with a friend because the richness can be too much for one.
The best classical bang for your buck in San Francisco. An hour's worth of music, easy on your wallet, hard on your cultural bling~
Check out the calendar at www.sfcm.com-- there is almost always an awesome, FREE concert going on! Read more.
Not into donuts? Get the Lost In Sri Racha Burger, made with Nimon ground beef, griddled jalapenos, pineapples, onions, pepper jack cheese, cilantro, aloha Sriracha sauce. Read more.
Awesome venue for any live band. Get tickets before they sell out, especially for Thursday's popscene. Drink specials are legit, and the bartenders are surprisingly nice & friendly.
26-year-old Jean-luc Kayigire opened this subterranean late-night lounge in honor of his mother, Muka, and to highlight two of his favorite indulgences: drinking and dessert.
Muka still serves plenty of good French wine but has added a few draft beers, lots of Belgian brews in bottles and a wider selection of small plates and desserts. Read more.