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The world’s only aquarium-planetarium-rainforest-living museum. Come nose-to-beak with penguins and parrots, watch sharks and sting rays cruise beneath your feet, and feel the spray of the California coast. Fly to Mars (and beyond the Milky Way!) from the safety of your planetarium seat, take a virtual safari in African Hall, or climb into the canopy of a living rainforest. Face your fears—and an albino alligator—inside the Swamp, and meet scientists as they return from research expeditions around the world. From the depths of a Philippine coral reef to the outer reaches of the Universe, it's all inside the California Academy of Sciences.
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加州科学博物馆
55 Music Concourse DrThe world’s only aquarium-planetarium-rainforest-living museum. Come nose-to-beak with penguins and parrots, watch sharks and sting rays cruise beneath your feet, and feel the spray of the California coast. Fly to Mars (and beyond the Milky Way!) from the safety of your planetarium seat, take a virtual safari in African Hall, or climb into the canopy of a living rainforest. Face your fears—and an albino alligator—inside the Swamp, and meet scientists as they return from research expeditions around the world. From the depths of a Philippine coral reef to the outer reaches of the Universe, it's all inside the California Academy of Sciences.
Lands End Trail explores the historic Sutro Baths and offers brilliant view of the Pacific. A must see for any visitor to San Francisco. This is the wildest, rockiest corner of San Francisco. A corner strewn with shipwrecks and a history of landslides. At the tip of Lands End is Point Lobos, named by the Spanish for its many lobos marinos (sea wolves), as the barks of those sea lions, as they are called today, drifted up from the rocks below. The sea lions have since relocated to the calmer waters of San Francisco Bay. Trails at Lands End offer a cliff-top walk through dark cypress and open grass and 30-mile views up and down the California coast.
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Lands End Trail
Lands End TrailLands End Trail explores the historic Sutro Baths and offers brilliant view of the Pacific. A must see for any visitor to San Francisco. This is the wildest, rockiest corner of San Francisco. A corner strewn with shipwrecks and a history of landslides. At the tip of Lands End is Point Lobos, named by the Spanish for its many lobos marinos (sea wolves), as the barks of those sea lions, as they are called today, drifted up from the rocks below. The sea lions have since relocated to the calmer waters of San Francisco Bay. Trails at Lands End offer a cliff-top walk through dark cypress and open grass and 30-mile views up and down the California coast.
Batteries to Bluffs begins on a high note – quite literally. The two trailheads at Lincoln Boulevard offer an elevated view of the Pacific Ocean horizon, with the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin Headlands to the northwest, and the dramatic bluffs tumbling to the rocky shore below.
While the scenery around the trail is exceptional – if you’re lucky, you may even see dolphins riding the crest of a wave – pay attention to what’s right next to you. Depending on the season, the path comes alive with native dune plants and wildflowers. Butterflies and birds cluster around to enjoy this bounty of bright flora. Batteries to Bluffs crisscrosses trickling seeps and hidden springs along the way to Battery Crosby, a historic gun battery you can explore to your heart’s content.
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Batteries to Bluffs Trail
Battery to Bluffs TrailBatteries to Bluffs begins on a high note – quite literally. The two trailheads at Lincoln Boulevard offer an elevated view of the Pacific Ocean horizon, with the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin Headlands to the northwest, and the dramatic bluffs tumbling to the rocky shore below.
While the scenery around the trail is exceptional – if you’re lucky, you may even see dolphins riding the crest of a wave – pay attention to what’s right next to you. Depending on the season, the path comes alive with native dune plants and wildflowers. Butterflies and birds cluster around to enjoy this bounty of bright flora. Batteries to Bluffs crisscrosses trickling seeps and hidden springs along the way to Battery Crosby, a historic gun battery you can explore to your heart’s content.
Pier 39 is a shopping center and popular tourist attraction built on a pier in San Francisco, California. At Pier 39, there are shops, restaurants, a video arcade, street performances, the Aquarium of the Bay, virtual 3D rides, and views of California sea lions hauled out on docks on Pier 39's marina.
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The EmbarcaderoPier 39 is a shopping center and popular tourist attraction built on a pier in San Francisco, California. At Pier 39, there are shops, restaurants, a video arcade, street performances, the Aquarium of the Bay, virtual 3D rides, and views of California sea lions hauled out on docks on Pier 39's marina.
Mori Point Loop Trail is a 2.5 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Pacifica, California that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and running and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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莫里角
Mori Point RoadMori Point Loop Trail is a 2.5 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Pacifica, California that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and running and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
笛洋美术馆
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr
Stow Lake
Food Scene
“Crunchy, sticky, lick-your-fingers”-good dry-fried chicken wings cause a commotion at these adjoining Inner Sunset “dives”, which also offer “noodles of all kinds”, “hearty” dumplings and other “sweet, salty and spicy” Chinese-Korean specialties; patrons endure “lines out the door” and “slow service” (even to-go orders “take a really long time”), but most say the opportunity to sample “heaven on a plate” at a “reasonable” price makes it “worth the hassle.” -Zagat
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San Tung
1031 Irving St“Crunchy, sticky, lick-your-fingers”-good dry-fried chicken wings cause a commotion at these adjoining Inner Sunset “dives”, which also offer “noodles of all kinds”, “hearty” dumplings and other “sweet, salty and spicy” Chinese-Korean specialties; patrons endure “lines out the door” and “slow service” (even to-go orders “take a really long time”), but most say the opportunity to sample “heaven on a plate” at a “reasonable” price makes it “worth the hassle.” -Zagat
House of Prime Rib has been open since the 1940s, and it’s as notorious as the name is ridiculous. Walking in here is like going to a Renaissance festival, except instead of jousting knights and turkey legs, it’s full of gigantic bottles of wine, pictures of royal guards, and a well-choreographed staff pushing around giant zeppelins full of meat. The waiting area is always packed with people standing two deep at the bar and you’ll see everyone from families celebrating to guys who come here once a month as an excuse to wear a suit to tourists who wandered in off the street hoping that they could eat like a British monarch for a night. It’s controlled chaos, but in the best possible way.
You know what you’re here to eat, but when you open the menu, it’s still a bit shocking how few choices you have. A full dinner includes whatever meat you want, along with a few sides that have no idea what decade it is, like Yorkshire pudding, a baked potato, and creamed spinach. Overall, there are six entrees to pick from, five of which are different cuts of prime rib and a sixth option of fish that seems more like a joke than anything else. You choose how much prime rib you want, how you’d like it cooked, and how thick you want it cut. After that, you get pulled into the show. Aside from the actual cooking, everything here is prepared table-side - salads spin over bowls of ice while dressing gets poured over them from as high as your server can reach, meat is carved and plated table-side, and baked potatoes are split and set up with all the fixings faster than you could even try to take a picture.
- The Infacuation
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House of Prime Rib
1906 Van Ness AveHouse of Prime Rib has been open since the 1940s, and it’s as notorious as the name is ridiculous. Walking in here is like going to a Renaissance festival, except instead of jousting knights and turkey legs, it’s full of gigantic bottles of wine, pictures of royal guards, and a well-choreographed staff pushing around giant zeppelins full of meat. The waiting area is always packed with people standing two deep at the bar and you’ll see everyone from families celebrating to guys who come here once a month as an excuse to wear a suit to tourists who wandered in off the street hoping that they could eat like a British monarch for a night. It’s controlled chaos, but in the best possible way.
You know what you’re here to eat, but when you open the menu, it’s still a bit shocking how few choices you have. A full dinner includes whatever meat you want, along with a few sides that have no idea what decade it is, like Yorkshire pudding, a baked potato, and creamed spinach. Overall, there are six entrees to pick from, five of which are different cuts of prime rib and a sixth option of fish that seems more like a joke than anything else. You choose how much prime rib you want, how you’d like it cooked, and how thick you want it cut. After that, you get pulled into the show. Aside from the actual cooking, everything here is prepared table-side - salads spin over bowls of ice while dressing gets poured over them from as high as your server can reach, meat is carved and plated table-side, and baked potatoes are split and set up with all the fixings faster than you could even try to take a picture.
- The Infacuation
The Richmond’s PPQ Dungeness Island has been a destination for crab, serving whole roasted crab, peppercorn crab, and chili crab with garlic noodles for almost two decades.
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PPQ Dungeness Island - San Francisco
5821 Clement StThe Richmond’s PPQ Dungeness Island has been a destination for crab, serving whole roasted crab, peppercorn crab, and chili crab with garlic noodles for almost two decades.
Outerlands
4001 Judah StGood food and close by
This Korean spot in a converted garage near the beach has been a favorite late-night stop for many, and the long waits for its super-crisp chicken wings, spicy noodles with succulent baby octopus, and kimchi fried rice with beef and egg on top prove it. That wait is over now that the spot is a takeout and delivery spot only, its semi-private wooden booths empty for now. Call 415-731-0232 to order takeout directly, or order delivery via Postmates or Grubhub.
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Toyose
3814 Noriega StThis Korean spot in a converted garage near the beach has been a favorite late-night stop for many, and the long waits for its super-crisp chicken wings, spicy noodles with succulent baby octopus, and kimchi fried rice with beef and egg on top prove it. That wait is over now that the spot is a takeout and delivery spot only, its semi-private wooden booths empty for now. Call 415-731-0232 to order takeout directly, or order delivery via Postmates or Grubhub.
This old-fashioned ice cream shop is infamous for its wheel of fortune, which employees spin for customers who can’t make a decision between the spot’s huge number of flavors.
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Polly Ann Ice Cream
3138 Noriega StThis old-fashioned ice cream shop is infamous for its wheel of fortune, which employees spin for customers who can’t make a decision between the spot’s huge number of flavors.
The iconic SF bakery’s Inner Sunset spot is a brightly lit, airy space that’s dark for now — but takeout and delivery are still available for its menu of pastries, salads, and sandwiches.
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Tartine Inner Sunset
1226 9th AveThe iconic SF bakery’s Inner Sunset spot is a brightly lit, airy space that’s dark for now — but takeout and delivery are still available for its menu of pastries, salads, and sandwiches.
The worker-owned bakery collective is a long-cherished institution in the Bay Area, and this Ninth Street spot comes out of that tradition. Arizmendi Bakery, named after a Basque labor organizer, was founded by some members of the original bakery collective, the Cheeseboard in Berkeley, and has been keeping the Sunset full of baguettes, sourdough croissants and pizza slices since 2000. Its daily changing pizza is always vegetarian and based on the Cheeseboard model: crust-focused, with a film of cheese and toppings. With social distancing (which staffers gleefully enforce), lines to pick up pastries can run down the block, so if you can, come by during off hours to score your carbs.
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Arizmendi Bakery
1331 9th AveThe worker-owned bakery collective is a long-cherished institution in the Bay Area, and this Ninth Street spot comes out of that tradition. Arizmendi Bakery, named after a Basque labor organizer, was founded by some members of the original bakery collective, the Cheeseboard in Berkeley, and has been keeping the Sunset full of baguettes, sourdough croissants and pizza slices since 2000. Its daily changing pizza is always vegetarian and based on the Cheeseboard model: crust-focused, with a film of cheese and toppings. With social distancing (which staffers gleefully enforce), lines to pick up pastries can run down the block, so if you can, come by during off hours to score your carbs.
Arsicault Bakery
397 Arguello BlvdGreat fresh croissants, best in the bay area.
The Rock Wall Wine Company represents a new chapter in the East Bay winemaking scene. The winery offers wine lovers one of the most unique experiences in the wine world. Shauna Rosenblum is the winemaker for Rock Wall Wine Company. She learned everything she knows about winemaking from her father Kent Rosenblum who was known as the "King of Zin". The Rock Wall Wine Company is founded on the philosophy of the right grape in the right place and are the result of many long-term relationships with acclaimed vineyards. Grapes are sourced from all over California which creates a diverse winemaking environment, complete with different grape varieties, styles and regional flavor profiles. Ideally situated in Alameda, California, the winery boasts spectacular views of the San Francisco skyline, and more importantly its locale allows the winemaking team to be regionally centralized so fruit can be picked and transported to the winery within a few hours.
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Rock Wall Wine Company
2301 Monarch StThe Rock Wall Wine Company represents a new chapter in the East Bay winemaking scene. The winery offers wine lovers one of the most unique experiences in the wine world. Shauna Rosenblum is the winemaker for Rock Wall Wine Company. She learned everything she knows about winemaking from her father Kent Rosenblum who was known as the "King of Zin". The Rock Wall Wine Company is founded on the philosophy of the right grape in the right place and are the result of many long-term relationships with acclaimed vineyards. Grapes are sourced from all over California which creates a diverse winemaking environment, complete with different grape varieties, styles and regional flavor profiles. Ideally situated in Alameda, California, the winery boasts spectacular views of the San Francisco skyline, and more importantly its locale allows the winemaking team to be regionally centralized so fruit can be picked and transported to the winery within a few hours.