Aaron & Sarah
Things To Do
Ferry Building Marketplace
For all you foodies out there, this is the place to go. Something for everyone in everybody's price range. The Ferry Building is also one of San Francisco's famous historical landmarks. A great eatery, The Slanted Door.
De Young Museum of Fine Arts
A fine arts museum located in the heart of the Golden Gate Park.
California Academy of Sciences
"The California Academy of Sciences is a research institute and natural history museum in San Francisco, California, that is among the largest museums of natural history in the world, housing over 26 million specimens."
Crissy Field Golden Gate National Park
Take a 4 mile walk along the San Francisco Bay coast to see breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alacatraz Island, Angel Island and Fort Funston. Stop and enjoy the beach, have a picnic, and enjoy the windsurfer sails.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is a modern art museum located in San Francisco, California. A nonprofit organization, SFMOMA holds an internationally recognized collection of modern and contemporary art, and was the first museum on the West Coast devoted solely to 20th-century art.
Greens Restaurant
For all you veggie lovers and meat eaters. This is the place to enjoy the panoramic view of the Golden Gate Bride and more. Known for the inventive & sustainable vegetarian dishes.
Fillmore Street
The Fillmore st. is a great street to shop, eat and explore the old quirky vibes of San Fransisco. I would recommend starting on Jackson St. and ending on Geary Blvd.
Yank Sing
The best Dim Sum in the West Coast. Get ready to eat. Our family, loyal customers for the last 50+ years. Rincon Center is our favorite location. It's highly recommended to make a reservation. The peking duck is a must and so are the sesame balls. A mutual love for this place was one of Sarah and Aaron's first bonding moments!
Mission District
"Named for the 1776-built Mission Dolores, the Mission District is an exuberant, evolving neighborhood with Latino roots and a hipster vibe. Old-school taquerias and eclectic live-music clubs mix with chef-driven eateries and craft cocktail lounges. There are also tattoo parlors, gourmet ice cream shops and Dolores Park, a popular weekend hangout with skyline views. Vibrant murals line streets such as Clarion Alley." Take the BART to 18th st Mission, and take a walk down Valencia St for great bookstores, restaurants, and bars.
Dolores Park
Dolores Park has, undeniably, one of the best views of San Francisco. Located right on the edge of the Mission District, it's a perfect spot to rest with an ice cream from Bi Rite Creamery, or a juicy Mission burrito.
Tadich Grill
An institution for fresh fish and cocktails. It's an old school San Francisco tradition. Sharing the cioppino is more than enough for two people. First come first serve.
Marin Headlands
See the Iconic Golden Bridge from Marin Headlands. "Discover the many cultures that have called the Marin Headlands home, from the Miwok Indians to the American Military and everything in between. Enjoy a hike through our varied trails, including dog-friendly Rodeo Beach, and take in the astonishing views of the Pacific Coast and San Francisco. Take a drive along Conzelman Road from the northern foot of the Golden Gate Bridge to Point Bonita. This five-mile road offers breathtaking views of San Francisco and the Pacific Ocean. The explosion of wildflowers in the spring and hawk migration in the fall fill the Headlands with year-round excitement."
Muir Woods National Monument
?Muir Woods National Monument is part of California’s Golden Gate National Recreation Area, north of San Francisco. It’s known for its towering old-growth redwood trees. The Ben Johnson and Dipsea trails climb a hillside for views of the treetops, the Pacific Ocean and Mount Tamalpais in adjacent Mount Tamalpais State Park."
Dipsea Trail
"The Dipsea Trail runs 7 miles from a quiet residential neighborhood in Mill Valley to Stinson Beach, tracing much of what historians believe is a similar route used by Coast Miwok to reach the sea from the west slope of Mt Tamalpais."
Point Reyes Station
Point Reyes Station is picture perfect Northern California beach town hidden along the back roads. The Main st has adorable eateries, and small boutiques.
Cornerstone Sonoma
"Visit Cornerstone Sonoma, a wine country marketplace featuring a collection of world-class shopping, boutique wineries and tasting rooms, artisanal foods, art-inspired gardens, live music, and home to Sunset's Gardens + Outdoor Test Kitchen. Located at the gateway of Sonoma and Napa County in California's beautiful Wine Country, Cornerstone is a place to shop, sip, eat , play and explore."
Napa Town & Country Fair At The Napa Valley Expo
Experience a true country fair, just down the road from the Bride's family home. Visit the farm animals, big slides, ferris wheel and fortune teller. A true Napkin experience.
Oxbow Public Market
Napa's own version of the San Francisco Marketplace. Only located 5mins from the bride's parents house. A nice variety of food and drinks. For you ice cream lovers, go to Three Brothers and taste the milky and honey. And for you bread/pastry lovers, Model Bakery is a must. Try their famous english muffins.
Alpha Omega Collective Downtown Napa
Great organic wine. The tasting room is located in downtown Napa, which is a easy walk from the Airbnb or the Lenson Home.
WALT Wines
Walt Wines is known for chardonnays and cabs. Tasting room is located across the street from Oxbow Market in Downtown Napa.
Napa Archer Hotel - Rooftop Bar
Archer Hotel is the only place in the Napa Valley with an aerial view. Go for a glass of wine or a few appetizers.
Bounty Hunter Wine Bar & Smokin' BBQ
Great BBQ! Beer chicken is excellent
ABC: Alexis Baking Company & Cafe
An institution of the Napa Valley. The Bride has been going to this cafe, since she was two years old. It's a local Napkins spot, that's become well known among the visitors. But it still has that small town, no non sense vibe. It's a must eat, while visiting Napa. Try their famous potato bread or ricotta lemon pancakes.
Villa Corona
Family owned and founded in 1972, this Mexican restaurant covers all your Californian Mexican desires. An affordable, yummy option for anytime of the week. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu.
Genova Deli
A classic Italian market that makes, made to order large sandwiches. Eat inside and hangout out with the local seniors of the community or take it to go for a picnic in the Valley. A joint that has been around the Bay Area since 1926. If you are ordering a sandwich, try their Dutch Crunch Roll.
St. Clair Brown Winery & Brewery
"We are a boutique urban winery, nano-brewery, and culinary garden located in the city of Napa."
Stone Brewing
New to Napa, this Brewery has quickly become popular. With locally-brewed beers and sharable bites, you can't go wrong with this activity. Two stories with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the Napa River, it makes it the picturesque experience. And only a 3mins walk over the bridge to get to downtown Napa.
Hess Winery
A winery with a tasting room and a contemporary art museum. It's a beautiful drive up the mountain side, from the valley floor.
Napa Valley Paddle
Paddle around the Napa Valley River in kayaks or on paddle-boards. They offer guided and unguided trips.
Skyline Wilderness Park
Nestled in the foothills of the beautiful Napa Valley. Great views and a variety of landscapes.
Zuzu
ZuZu is a beloved, Spanish-inspired restaurant and tapas bar in Napa’s historic Old Town. For the last twelve years, it has drawn scores of visitors locally and far. Go for the Mediterranean décor, lively atmosphere, and renowned small-plates menu that draws from the culinary traditions of Spain and South America. I highly recommend the Gulf Shrip with garlic
Auberge Du Soleil
Terraced along a sunlit hillside and nestled among a 33-acre olive grove, sweeping vineyard views and sculpture garden. Enjoy small bites, wine tasting and touring the gardens. Indulge in Napa Valley’s most iconic luxury property.
Saint Helena
St. Helena is a city in Napa County, in California's Wine Country. Only a 45min drive from Napa. I highly recommend visiting the Main St. of the sweet town. Browse the boutiques, munch on some delicious baked goodies from Model Bakery, admire the delicate Woodhouse Chocolate, and rest your feet at the Cameo movie theater.
Gott's Roadside
Originally founded in 1999 in Saint Helena. This cute old school eatery isn't just for meat lovers. Over the years they have expanded the menu to appeal to a variety of food eaters. Situated on the roadside, only a 5min walk from the main street of St. Helena and across the way from a winery. A perfect way to spend an afternoon. Try their garlic and sweet potato fries.
Napa Bike Rentals
Bike around Napa, St. Helena or both! Take a casual tour of wineries by bike, or just for around town.
Calistoga Spa Hot Springs
Located in the charming old cowboy town of Calistoga. Rejuvenate in geothermal mineral pools and volcanic ash mud baths. The Bride has been going since she was three years old. And after relaxing, venture up the street and explore the small local shops.
Sonoma Plaza
Sonoma Plaza is the heart of Sonoma. There you can find a nice selection of restaurants, shops, galleries, and wine tasting rooms.