Things To Do

Camera Obscura

Walk around Lands End, Sutro Baths, The Cliff House, and make sure to stop by the Camera Obscura! It has been owned and run by Aly's grandma's neighbors for ____ years and is a funny little treasure of the City.

Golden Gate Bridge

Walk across America’s most iconic piece of public infrastructure to the Marin headlands and/or go up to the Headlands at night to see a classic, grand view of the San Francisco (or a whole lot of fog...)

Golden Gate Park

May still have residual odor from events a couple days before, but go adventure! Walk the rose garden, see the museums, find the dude leading roller-skate dance, enjoy the botanical gardens, or just meander through the green!

Tilden Regional Park

Flowerland Nursery

One of the most trendy-yet-enduring spots for fellow garden-enthusiasts! This nursery, opened in 1947, is a lovely little adventure for a coffee and a pleasant morning among the plants. Also the best kind of souvenirs can be purchased here, all sorts of cute little plants and pots.

Amoeba Music

Wander around Haight-Ashbury and end up at Amoeba - the first place Chris walked across the city to in order to meet Aly and go through Golden Gate Park.

El Rancho Grande

MMMMMMMMMMMMM! Burritos.

Swensen's Ice Cream

A MUST! Get the Swiss Orange Chip, if it even remotely intrigues you. It's....heaven. Really, you can't go wrong there, it's ice-cream for pete's sake. Unless you get rum-raisin. But hey, if that's your favorite flavor, more for you...we shan't shun you.

Vesuvio Cafe

An absolute favorite for drinks and ambiance.

Molinari Delicatessen

One of the best spots - BAR NONE - for a classic, delicious, Italian deli sandwich. It can be best summed up by the black and white photo over the register, of a small boy handing a dry salami to Pope John Paul II with the title "A worthy gift"

Burma Superstar

May be a long wait, but if you're not in a rush to eat and have time to tootle around Clement street (highly recommended!) then put your name on the list and get ready for a fantastic meal.

Ferry Building

An enjoyable example of a well-renovated building; it's a beautiful, skylit gallery, and a nice walk along the bay. Some pricey treats, but a roll from Acme Bread is only about $1 and is very worth a trip.

Golden Boy Pizza

They only take cash. They serve 5 kinds of pizza. They have pints for cheap. And if you can't find a seat, then tough; down a slice while you walk! Our most frequented pizza spot in the city, for the tin-can, no bullsh*t, sticker-covered, down-to-earth slice. Just ask Phil Sweeney; he'll point you to the clam & garlic.