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Stuff to do in NorCal?
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AstroManLuca
Lifer
The Exploratorium is pretty fun if you like science.
california academy of science
http://www.calacademy.org/
SF has plenty kind of food to offers. what are you looking for?
http://www.calacademy.org/
SF has plenty kind of food to offers. what are you looking for?
Taylor's Refresher makes my favourite, non-homemade burger.
They also have a small Slanted Door there, where I had an awesome Vietnamese sub.
I ate at Gary Danko last time I was in SF and it was phenomenal. Great food and fantastic service.
Every time I am in SF I eat at Foreign Cinema. Very good food for the price and the atmosphere is very cool. I've mentioned it here before. They play old black & white movies on a giant wall in the courtyard and I have never had a bad experience there in about 6 visits.
KT
Ns1
No Lifer
Can you hit Bouchon? It's right near there of course and, well, you know how good it is for a fraction of the TFL price.
KT
(BTW, I have never heard of jonathan gold- I have to google him)
If you like japanese/sushi:
ebisu
http://www.yelp.com/biz/ebisu-san-francisco
if you like crepes/french:
Ti Couz
http://www.yelp.com/biz/ti-cou...rc:search/query:ticouz
If you like japanese/sushi:
ebisu
http://www.yelp.com/biz/ebisu-san-francisco
if you like crepes/french:
Ti Couz
http://www.yelp.com/biz/ti-cou...rc:search/query:ticouz
AreaCode707
Lifer
Go visit Sonoma, Napa or Mendocino for the wine.
wwswimming
Banned
here's a list of 4 massage parlors, all on market or van ness or lombard.
Diamond Massage & Wellness Center
1841 Lombard St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Uncoil Massage & Bodywork
2000 Van Ness Ave
San Francisco, CA 94109
School of Traditional Medical Thai Massage
2157 Lombard St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Apotheca
582 Market St
San Francisco, CA 94104
i guess you don't need the Zip code.
Diamond Massage & Wellness Center
1841 Lombard St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Uncoil Massage & Bodywork
2000 Van Ness Ave
San Francisco, CA 94109
School of Traditional Medical Thai Massage
2157 Lombard St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Apotheca
582 Market St
San Francisco, CA 94104
i guess you don't need the Zip code.
If you really want some good japanese food, there are a couple places I would definitely recommend:
Tani's Kitchen:
My Favorite Japanese place in the SF area. This place really isn't big on sushi, but the rest is absolutely great. I usually get the Spicy BBQ Hamburger Steak, amazingly good.
Muracci's:
This place opened up not too long ago, but IMO is the best Japanese style curry you can get in Norcal. Curry is all homemade (none of that Golden Curry boxed stuff). Park at Portsmouth Garage since its closeby and isn't all that expensive for parking ($2.50 an hour)
Genki Ramen:
I wouldn't really go here for the ramen, but if you like Okonomiyaki this is one of the only places in Norcal to get it (way better than Izumiya's in Japantown)
Ajisen Ramen:
I'd rate this #2 on my list of Ramen places in Norcal. Great Variety and decently priced.
Santa Ramen:
This place is supposed to be famous for their Tonkotsu Ramen. I thought this place was pretty enjoyable but the waitresses rush you a bit since theres always a long line.
Kahoo Ramen:
My favorite Ramen place in Norcal. Amazing Ramen and if you aren't feeling like noodles, all of their rice plates are delicious. Place always has a long line to get in, so usually takes about half an hour to get seated once you get there.
Tomi Sushi:
A friend recommended me this place and told me that he used to go here and order $100+ worth of sushi with just 2 people and he's a real sushi snob. Some of the best sushi I've ever had, though it is very very pricey.
I'm sure I'm forgetting a couple places, but these are the ones that come to mind first.
Tani's Kitchen:
My Favorite Japanese place in the SF area. This place really isn't big on sushi, but the rest is absolutely great. I usually get the Spicy BBQ Hamburger Steak, amazingly good.
Muracci's:
This place opened up not too long ago, but IMO is the best Japanese style curry you can get in Norcal. Curry is all homemade (none of that Golden Curry boxed stuff). Park at Portsmouth Garage since its closeby and isn't all that expensive for parking ($2.50 an hour)
Genki Ramen:
I wouldn't really go here for the ramen, but if you like Okonomiyaki this is one of the only places in Norcal to get it (way better than Izumiya's in Japantown)
Ajisen Ramen:
I'd rate this #2 on my list of Ramen places in Norcal. Great Variety and decently priced.
Santa Ramen:
This place is supposed to be famous for their Tonkotsu Ramen. I thought this place was pretty enjoyable but the waitresses rush you a bit since theres always a long line.
Kahoo Ramen:
My favorite Ramen place in Norcal. Amazing Ramen and if you aren't feeling like noodles, all of their rice plates are delicious. Place always has a long line to get in, so usually takes about half an hour to get seated once you get there.
Tomi Sushi:
A friend recommended me this place and told me that he used to go here and order $100+ worth of sushi with just 2 people and he's a real sushi snob. Some of the best sushi I've ever had, though it is very very pricey.
I'm sure I'm forgetting a couple places, but these are the ones that come to mind first.
Tomu Sushi, Santa Ramen and Kahoo are my favorite places, although technically they are not in SF
Tani's kitchen is really a mom and pop restaurant, and a true hole in a wall gem. It's technically in daly city, but right on the SF border. Haven't been there in years, but thanks for reminding!
Tani's kitchen is really a mom and pop restaurant, and a true hole in a wall gem. It's technically in daly city, but right on the SF border. Haven't been there in years, but thanks for reminding!
Dirigible
Diamond Member
PM me if you do. Oakland city code mandates that all visitors get shot at, and it'd probably make your stay more pleasant if a fellow AT-er does the shooting. No one likes getting shot by a stranger. Plus, my aim's not too good, so at worst you'll probably just get winged.
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