See if you can grab a Google bike to get around the complex on. It will save you some energy and time. - Vadim Lavrusik 続きを読む
Don't forget to follow the Giants on foursquare to get tips throughout the park. [LINK] 続きを読む
Best out door patio with view of the Bay Bridge, excellent bartenders and great snacks from Chef Paul Arenstam. -Preeti Mistry, Top Chef
It's more american than apple pie but that doesn't make it any less glamorous! Fear the beard and root on the Giants tonight by the Bay in one of the most beautiful ballparks in the world.
The epitome of a neighborhood grocery. You will never figure out how they pack so much into that little store. Family-owned and committed to supporting local farmers and producers. -Preeti Mistry, Top
The Visitors Center offers a wealth of information, plus guided walking and golf cart tours. 続きを読む
Stay for a bit after the show to not only avoid the exiting crowd, but sometimes the comedian’s will sign autographs and chat with fans. – Team Live Nation
Visit the Willard Smith Planetarium for shows, star parties, and information about the universe. Don't forget to visit the Pacific Science Center's Science on a Sphere, located just outside the doors. 続きを読む
You can shop days and nights. They don’t sleep. -Thai Nguyen, Launch My Line
A Chinese restaurant inspired by one of San Francisco's greatest chefs, Charles Phan of Slanted Door. Drop by the bar after the theater and enjoy some cocktails and pupus. -Roy Yamaguchi, Top Chef Ma
This plaza is named after former Price Waterhouse chairman Dominic Tarantino, who also served as chairman of the University of San Francisco Board of Trustees.
Some argue that fried chicken is best enjoyed while sitting on a park bench on a summer’s day. Test that theory at this take-out window, where the chicken is paired with waffles or biscuits.
901 Columbus Caffe is an excellent pre-show restaurant to check out. They have free wi-fi and $2 draft beer every day. – Team Live Nation
Long-time customers and newcomers alike feel at home in the 5,000-square-foot concert hall that symbolized renewal and optimism when it opened in 1907.
Philo T. Farnsworth, inventor of the television, had these steps dedicated in his honor near the house he lived in while he was developing the first all-electric "television system" in the late 1920s.
Crossroads is the main dining option on the lower campus. Remodeled in 2010, Crossroads has been recognized as a great place to eat (and of course to be seen).
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST SF COP & FIREFIGHTER BARThis Irish mainstay way out in the avenues is known for being the finest public safety employees' hangout… 続きを読む
Dolores Park is named after Mission Dolores, established by Spanish missionaries in 1776.
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