Haight Ashbury is the birthplace of the hippie movement, and it's continued to be a hipster's haunt for decades since. – Adam Richman, Man v. Food Read more.
With nearly 200 drool-inducing combos, Ike's Place in San Francisco's Castro district has become the home to what many are calling the Golden Gate City's best sandwich. – Adam Richman, Man v. Food Read more.
Legend says La Cumbre invented the mission-style burrito – the 2-pound, fully customizable chow-down staple copied in restaurants and fast-food joints around the world. – Adam Richman, Man v. Food
A favorite late night stop of many industry folk. [Eater 38 Member]
His Sentinel offshoot has grabbed more headlines lately, but Dennis Leary—one of the great underrated young chefs in SF—still has a great thing going. Dinner and brunch. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
SF has never been mistaken for a fine dining town, yet the two-year old Spruce has proved to be an absolute homerun in its ritzy Laurel Heights environs. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
It's an updated take on the Zuni formula, with the success to show. Both neighborhood standby and destination restaurant, Nopa continues to grow admirably under Chef Jossel. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Check out this U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Announces Oral Arguments in Case Challenging Arizona's Immigration Law Read more.
Get ready to beat your friends at this awesome billiards hall! Remember life's more fun when you're keeping score!
If you like fantastic sangria, Latin food and music, get yourself down to this hidden gem! Try the party platters! We did :-)
Great bar that really comes into its own on Sundays with the legendary Jazz session! Nice chilled way to get over your weekend hangover!
The breathtaking view makes this restaurant a setting fit for a king… or a pope. Rodrigo Borgia gives papal approval.
A hidden spot like this would be the perfect romantic getaway for the Pope and his wife. (Get it… ROMANtic!)
Luckily, you’ve stumbled across a North Beach classic that’s under the tourist radar. If only the Vatican had such a place, the Borgia family would have surely escaped papal stresses and prying eyes.
Fact: Quince does not mean 15 in Italian (which, by the way, is a number larger than Joffre Borgia’s age at his wedding).
This Castro hot spot is known for its good-looking staff… as if Lucrezia needed another reason to re-think her marriage.
Well, I’m sure it takes more than flour and water to make the Borgias-worthy meals they make here!
Great cuisine and HUGE portions! “This pope’s daughter could eat a horse!” –Lucrezia Borgia
When you’re as well-known as a Borgia, you need hidden away places like this for fine dining!
Some of the best vegan food and drinks I’ve ever had not to mention the most positive vibe in a staff and atmosphere that there can be. - Whitney
Home of the monthly Flourish party. An excuse to dress up and party with some of the hottest girls from the left coast; with a great vibe, sexy go-go dancers, and hot DJ's. - Whitney
San Francisco's favorite fashion outpost featuring the fine, delectable, visual sensations of high-end body jewelry, one of a kind clothing. - Whitney
My daughter says it’s the best banana cream pie on the planet. We have the cookbook. Someday we’re going to try making it at home. – Ilene Chaiken
Queer owned, community oriented store with dope clothes at affordable prices. - Whitney
This lesbian owned and operated pillar of Queer SF nightlife is “always a party, never a cover.” A must go if you’re in the Bay Area! - Whitney
In the heart of the gay mecca the Castro, Q Bar packs it to the brim for Tuesday ladies night…music to shake your ass to, hot bartenders, and bangin drink specials. - Whitney
Elizabeth Faulkner’s demonstratively spectacular temple of food, not to mention ladies night on Thursdays. –Ilene Chaiken
A tucked away popular SF spot with outdoor seating, cheap drinks and pool tables; the perfect spot for a gorgeous afternoon with friends. - Whitney
I could get lost for hours amidst the ski equipment, ski apparel, running gear, etc. There is a community area where you can sign up for any type of SF group sports , ski trips and local races. - Jill
Live music, cold Coronas & fresh seafood. When the sun is shining, good moods are abundant & tables are hard to come by but standing amidst the sea of fellow bar-goers is just as fun. - Jill
Sports haven! Puts you back in college, beers in hand watching your team against it's biggest rival. A fun environment to watch any game in, an even more fun environment to win your game in. - Jill
A local, no frills bar. Good people, old jukebox, pool table,arcade games. Whether popping in for a Sunday beer or a Thursday night cocktail, it's a great spot to hang without a 'scene'. - Jill
Always a good crowd, never a quiet night. You may have to wait a good 45 min for a table so unless you're going for the social scene, try to hit it on a random night or off hours. - Jill
A cozy little spot to bring your book or laptop & snuggle up with some coffee & a sandwich. Rustic in feel, the fireplace & pillows make this a very easy place to get lost for an afternoon. - Jill
A very dear friend introduced me to this amazing Indian spot. He is Indian himself so his recommendation was highly credible! The restaurant is owned by a lovely couple & the food is delicious. - Jill
This place has everything from fresh flowers, to bread, fish, meat, veggies, fruit. It’s a great place to stock up and spend the day. - Nikki
Can’t say enough about this place; delicious food in a little San Fran neighborhood setting. - Nikki
