Try the Elotes (grilled corn) - My favorite cheap late night snack on 24th. It's just a cup of corn, cheese, and cayenne pepper. They call it "escite" here. (ee-skee-tay)
The frozen yogurt is a great value at 43 cents per ounce, which means you can get as much as you'd like and not put a hole in your wallet. It’s also really convenient to Union Square. - Seth
Try the Chips and Salsa - If you judge a place by its chips, you'll love this spot. Sweet and smokey salsa and great chips. A good start.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST PLACE TO SEE NAKED MENOn a nice day, expect a rotating cast of a dozen nudists to show up to read, drink coffee, or just shoot the breeze... Read more.
Grab a drink at Nihon Whiskey lounge on the corner and then stroll over to Chez Spencer. Sit outside on the patio, order a great cocktail, bottle of wine, and amazing french food.
Make a special occasion extra carnivorous with a three-course “Leg of Beast” dinner for 6–10 people ($49 per person).
All the Indian grocery supplies you need and they sell samosas for a mid-shopping snack. -Preeti Mistry, Top Chef
Operating since 1909, the Double Play is one of the few visible reminders of the long-gone San Francisco Seals, a baseball team from the Pacific Coast League.
Grab lunch and eat in the garden at SOMArts next door. Then check out the free gallery exhibit.
The size & style of the menu is representative of Old America, with a modern-Californian twist. It's large with ample choices for the meat lover & pescatarians. However, there is only one veg entree. Read more.
Chic new restaurant downtown. Chef Michelle Mah's clear focus on balancing flavors to bring harmony to her dishes is wonderful. Duckling Confit is killer. -Preeti Mistry, Top Chef
