An Amazing San Francisco Itinerary

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There is an awesome farmers market that takes place at the Ferry Building with a combination of farm-fresh produce from all over Northern California and cool local food brands with a variety of ready-made foods.

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it is a makers / vintage market that happens on Sundays.

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One of the best independent bookstores in California.

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There are some really cool murals inside the tower that focus on the city during the Great Depression, and the view over the San Francisco Bay from the base is nice, and includes the Golden Gate Bridge.

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We’d highly recommend doing the night tour if you can – it’s spooky, and you get views of the city lit up at night, which is breathtaking.

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One of the OG’s of specialty coffee in the world.

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A 100% gluten free bakery! With croissants and baguettes and all sorts of other goodies.

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Single-origin craft chocolate made from exactly two ingredients – cocoa butter and sugar.

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beautiful ceramics

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It’s expensive, but we like that you can’t find most of the stuff they have in 99% of other stores.

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They have veggie burgers and gluten free buns.

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A big light-filled food hall (it’s kind of similar to Eataly for Italian food) that is part restaurant, part home goods store, all with a laser focus on Chinese food and culture.

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15 Romolo is one of our go-to cocktail spots in the city.

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They don’t take reservations.

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a 100% gluten free Mexican restaurant

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It’s a beautiful little oasis in the middle of Golden Gate Park, and they even have a tea house where you can enjoy a nice cup of tea in a beautiful, serene setting.

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The De Young Museum is one of the better art museums in the city, with expansive collections of American and African art.

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The Botanical Garden is great in the spring and early summer (and is free to SF residents!).

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Sightglass Coffee Roasters is probably my top coffee shop in San Francisco

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The sister restaurant to Brenda’s Soul Food, which is a famous brunch spot in the Tenderloin, this place has essentially the same menu with a better location and much smaller lines.

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Mission Dolores Park is one of the most popular parks in the city.

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They have a huge selection of pastries that changes constantly, but know that they do sell out of the most popular items so go early, if you can.

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They consistently sell out of their buttery croissants by noon (if not earlier). There are plenty of other options too, like Pain au Chocolat and some savory options, but you should definitely try the croissant at least once.

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Acacia for home goods, like locally made candles and pottery.

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Therapy for souvenirs, books, and other random gifts

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Fellow for coffee-related accessories. I love their pour-over kettle. They also do a nice coffee cupping on Saturday afternoons that’s worth a visit for coffee lovers.

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for stylish & functional backpacks

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This small, cozy bakery is the original location, where you’ll find all sorts of delectable, definitely NOT GLUTEN FREE treats like croissants and other kinds of pastries alongside life-changing breads.

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If you’ve never had Burmese food, this is the place to do it. Get the tea leaf salad and the chicken curry.

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Venezuelan-style arepas, stuffed with everything from spicy chicken, slow braised beef, and sweet plantains.

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cocktail bar

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Across the street from ABV, this is a bar focused on beer – specifically Belgian beers – and they also happen to have a great cider selection.

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see the towering redwoods of Northern California

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