Perfect mix of vendors doing actual business and others selling small plates to tourists. Do not the seafood section with super fresh fish.
Amazing mountain view and delicious fresh food. The road up the mountain is well maintained so the drive is not as scary as it looks on the map.
Get a hot chocolate so you can listen to the guys behind the counter crack jokes and cut up a heap of chocolate shavings for your drink.
Great cocktail list even if the presentation is just a bit overdone. The white tiger was my favorite.
Small, luxe hotel. Make sure you look up the right Kensington Hotel when checking your map. The walls can be thin in some rooms.
Cute little cafe with a selection of organic food like avocado toast. Espresso was also good.
This is one of the most charming Blue Bottle locations in SF. It's tucked away on Linden street so it's not quite as crowded as other popular Hayes Valley establishments on a sunny day.
One of the best places in the mission to hang out and get work done, if you can find a seat.
Great place to grab some poke before heading to Dolores Park. The fish is decent quality so it's a bit pricey.
They provide very cool electronic pens to "bookmark" your favorite exhibits. The entrance to the garden is in the back of the cafe in the museum bookstore.
This place is heaven for birds. Super convenient if you're driving to the airport. You can park in the road right in front of the door. There's also a little parking lot on the side of the building.
If there's a line for tickets, buy online and skip to the front to go straight in. The exhibits are always super modern. The top floor has a nice view of the financial district skyline.
A new mecca for Scandinavian food in NYC. The standout was a dish of sunchoke cream dusted with the charred remains of a braised lamb heart (sounds weird but works). All the sauces were excellent.
