Guidebook for San Francisco
Drinks & Nightlife
Start on Market St where the Flag flies.The Castro District is one of San Francisco's most vibrant communities, saturated with popular bars and top restaurants, as well as home to the Castro Theatre.
293 locals recommend
The Castro
Start on Market St where the Flag flies.The Castro District is one of San Francisco's most vibrant communities, saturated with popular bars and top restaurants, as well as home to the Castro Theatre.
Food Scene
The Lower Haight is a neighborhood, sometimes referred to as Haight-Fillmore. Great little bars and restaurants. This has a very local feel and not very touristy.
41 locals recommend
Lower Haight
The Lower Haight is a neighborhood, sometimes referred to as Haight-Fillmore. Great little bars and restaurants. This has a very local feel and not very touristy.
Cole Valley is a small neighborhood in San Francisco with a very local feel. Wonderful for brunch and a short walk up and over the hill
37 locals recommend
Cole Valley
Cole Valley is a small neighborhood in San Francisco with a very local feel. Wonderful for brunch and a short walk up and over the hill
The Mission District is the center of SF's hipster scene. Amazing restaurants, bars and stores. Valencia Street and 16th is the place to start.
355 locals recommend
Mission District
The Mission District is the center of SF's hipster scene. Amazing restaurants, bars and stores. Valencia Street and 16th is the place to start.
This is a hidden neighborhood restaurant that serves some of the best Dim Sum. Go early.
88 locals recommend
Mama Ji's
4416 18th StThis is a hidden neighborhood restaurant that serves some of the best Dim Sum. Go early.
Cool little park with a dog run and a trail to a rocky outcropping with an epic city view.
180 locals recommend
Corona Heights Park
Museum WayCool little park with a dog run and a trail to a rocky outcropping with an epic city view.
Shopping
A 10 minute walk away. The birthplace of America's counter-culture, the Haight was Ground Zero during the summer of 1967, a.k.a. The Summer of Love. Great stores and restaurants.
379 locals recommend
Haight-Ashbury
A 10 minute walk away. The birthplace of America's counter-culture, the Haight was Ground Zero during the summer of 1967, a.k.a. The Summer of Love. Great stores and restaurants.
Entertainment & Activities
This park is a short walk away and is packed on the weekends with picnics and sunbathers. Dogs are welcome but should be on leash if they're not obedient. Wonderful and large kids playground.
1244 locals recommend
Mission Dolores Park
19th StreetThis park is a short walk away and is packed on the weekends with picnics and sunbathers. Dogs are welcome but should be on leash if they're not obedient. Wonderful and large kids playground.
Very kid and dog friendly. Half the park is dedicated to off leash dog play. If you have a dog then this is the place to take your pooch.
138 locals recommend
Duboce Park
Scott StreetVery kid and dog friendly. Half the park is dedicated to off leash dog play. If you have a dog then this is the place to take your pooch.
Kid focus museum with activities. They have a pottery studio where you can take classes.
59 locals recommend
Randall Museum
199 Museum WayKid focus museum with activities. They have a pottery studio where you can take classes.
Sightseeing
A hidden stair walk just a block away. This is worth a walk to check out the houses hidden on this stairway.
6 locals recommend
Vulcan Stairs
Vulcan StairwayA hidden stair walk just a block away. This is worth a walk to check out the houses hidden on this stairway.
THE place to see the city. The view is breathtaking. This is the highest spot in the city.
727 locals recommend
Twin Peaks
THE place to see the city. The view is breathtaking. This is the highest spot in the city.
Everything Else
The Closest Muni stop with a direct line either to downtown SF, AT&T Park or out to the ocean. Very convenient and easy to get to the Zoo. This line also connect to the BART.
10 locals recommend
Castro St & 17th St station
Castro StreetThe Closest Muni stop with a direct line either to downtown SF, AT&T Park or out to the ocean. Very convenient and easy to get to the Zoo. This line also connect to the BART.