Shopping i San Francisco

“Millennials love to stand in lines. Go mid-morning on weekdays to avoid long lines. But, the food is well worth it! Riches beyond your wildest dreams: butter-golden pains au chocolat, cappuccinos with ferns drawn in dense foam and croque monsieurs turbo-loaded with ham, two kinds of cheese and béchamel. Don't be dismayed by the inevitable line out the door – it moves fast – but be aware that lolling in Dolores Park is the only possible post-Tartine activity.”

“Stop by here on your way to and back from Dolores Park for some of the best ice cream this city has to offer. Try the Salted Caramel!”

“In central SF - and near SF MOMA, Metreon and Yerba Buena park so you can split up and do a variety of things and come back together for lunch and dinner.”

“Great coffee roaster. You can book classes on how to roast as well as tasting classes! ”

“Extremely popular coffee destination. Pour-over style. I like the 'Philharmonic' medium roast made 'light-light'”

“Many come for the four barrel coffee, but this place is all about the bread. Josey Baker is a bread genius. Buy it by the slice or by the loaf. The line can get long, but it moves quickly.”

“Known for their cappuccino, espresso & Affogato. They also have excellent pastries to go with the coffees. I recommend the croissants- many are sold out by 10 am. ”

“Artisanal coffeehouse chain that cultivates relationships with growers & roasts their beans on-site. ”

“In central SF - and near SF MOMA, Metreon and Yerba Buena park so you can split up and do a variety of things and come back together for lunch and dinner.”

“Enjoy the sites and shops along the San Francisco Bay. Stop along the walkway and grab some crab, shimp, or fries oysters to eat while you continue walking. ”

“If you have time, I would recommend heading to Ghirardelli Square to have a warm cup of Hot Chocolate.”

“The local mall. They have a bunch of the expected mall stores, a gym, a trader joes grocery, and some restaurants. Blaze pizza is very good if you want a pizza.”

“Love movies? Make sure you check out the IMAX theater to see all the blockbuster movies!”

“The Embarcadero is the first place you can visit when you arrive at the piers in San Francisco. Shopping, sight seeing, food and everything else.”

“Stonetown shopping mall is 10 mins away. It's fun and have everything you need in it.”

“The Market is a local grocery store next door to the home on Market Street. In addition to everything you need for a nice meal at home, from fresh meats, seafood and wine The Market also offers a wide array of freshly prepared foods ”

“The Mission is known for its murals and Precita Eyes conduct tours adding another dimension to the history and content of the murals. City Guides also gives tours and these are free.”

“Good for last minute essentials like a bottle of wine, cookie dough, or a box of mac n' cheese.”

“Great spot to grab artisan picnic/beach food. They have a nice selection of wine, beer, and whiskeys. Great selection of cheese and bread. They makes artisan made to order sandwiches. They sell pastries from famous local bakers like Craftsman and Wolves, Tartine, etc. They also sell the ever delicious, BiRite ice cream (local brand). ”

“High-end market. Like a smaller version of Whole Foods with local products. Their ice-cream is a can’t-miss. Good deli, too. Grab some snacks and head up to Alamo Square for a picnic.”

“James Beard Award Nominated design, interesting and exciting food and a great hidden gem of a bar upstairs.”

“Fast and delicious, don't be fulled by their simple look. One of the best price/quality places for a quick lunch and or snack. It closes at 7:30pm. The company also has a store on Mission known to have the best and most fresh fish in the area. ”

“Best fish monger in the city. A lot of the fancy restaurants buy their seafood here. :)”