Things To Do

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

The Ferry Building Marketplace

Coit Tower

Alicia walked up to the top and put a penny on the edge of one of the arched lookout windows when she was 10. Tickets to walk up to the observation deck can be purchased from the gift shop, and provides you a 360 degree view of the city, given that it's not too foggy that day.

Golden Gate Park

Born and raised in San Francisco, Alicia's mother has many stories about Golden Gate Park. A staple of Karen's childhood, whether you're in need for a nice walk or looking to visit one of the museums— the park is a must-see.

de Young Museum

One of the aforementioned museums located in Golden Gate Park.

The Painted Ladies

A San Francisco Classic, mostly known for their feature on Full House. You can view them from Alamo Square Park located across the street, and is perfect for a picnic or a light stroll.

Golden Gate Bridge

There are two parking lots to choose from: GGB Parking and Battery Cranston Road Parking. You can search Golden Gate Vista Point and that will lead you to where you need to go.

Black Bird Bookstore and Café

Outta Sight Pizza

If you're looking for a quick bite, Outta Sight has two locations, one in Chinatown and one on Larkin Street.

Day Moon

If you need a coffee, pastry, or a sandwich before or after your stroll through Golden Gate Park, visit Day Moon for a little pick me up and enjoy the Outer Sunset.

Early To Rise

Inspired by the warmth of Southern hospitality, Early to Rise brings a fresh take on brunch. Located in the heart of San Francisco's NoPa neighborhood.

Foreign Cinema

Californian-Mediterranean fare (& a popular brunch spot) in an outdoor space. Located in the Mission district with many surrounding shops. Within walking distance to the Castro.