San Francisco

[dezze]

If you like great pub/bar atmosphere, try http://www.gordonbiersch.com/restaur...location_id=18

really good and great location.

Fog City Diner...a real American experience.

Alcatraz is really good...

Coit tower is worth going up for great views of the city.

Lombard street if you are in a car (famous road)

I could go on....

[oracleslave]

If your going to San Fransisco - apparently just googled it

If you're going to San Francisco
Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair
If you're going to San Francisco
You're gonna meet some gentle people there

For those who come to San Francisco
Summertime will be a love-in there
In the streets of San Francisco
Gentle people with flowers in their hair

All across the nation such a strange vibration
People in motion
There's a whole generation with a new explanation
People in motion people in motion

For those who come to San Francisco
Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair
If you come to San Francisco
Summertime will be a love-in there

If you come to San Francisco
Summertime will be a love-in there

Any way back to work

My advise find a love in!! Sounds less painfull than fishermans wharf

I have issues taking advice from someone that can't spell it

[oracleslave]

If you like great pub/bar atmosphere, try www.gordonbiersch.com/restaurants/?pg=location&sub=loc&location_id=18

really good and great location.

Fog City Diner...a real American experience.

Alcatraz is really good...

Coit tower is worth going up for great views of the city.

Lombard street if you are in a car (famous road)

I could go on....

Please do, some of those suggestions sound interesting.

[ratewhore]

Alfred's steakhouse is very good. Not a crappy chain either...

www.alfredssteakhouse.com

[EvilWeevil]

I second the Alcatraz recommendations. The audio tour is really informative and atmospheric. Also, SF Museum of Modern Art can be interesting.

Everyone eats breakfast at Mama's on Washington Square.

Evening meals, try Town Hall.

Remember, food is served in American portions. Never order a large.

If you see anywhere serving Fat Tire, order a pint.

Despite the hills, it's a very walkable city if you're reasonably fit, and quite compact by American standards.

[foritisme]

Another vote for Alcatraz !!

Cable Car - buy an all day ticket.

Golden Gate Bridge

A City Tour is good for seeing most of the sights.


Slightly further afield - Muir Woods (redwood)

[Francko]

Best to go to asian restaurants. Very good chinese/japanese restaurants and also rather authentic. Also mexicans (you will hardly find real mexican restaurants in Europe).

Try to avoid italian, perhaps only go to Steps of Rome (http://www.stepsofrome.com/) in North Beach which used to be owned by a proper roman person and the food was very authentic.

[oracleslave]

I second the Alcatraz recommendations. The audio tour is really informative and atmospheric. Also, SF Museum of Modern Art can be interesting.

Everyone eats breakfast at Mama's on Washington Square.

Evening meals, try Town Hall.

Remember, food is served in American portions. Never order a large.

If you see anywhere serving Fat Tire, order a pint.

Despite the hills, it's a very walkable city if you're reasonably fit, and quite compact by American standards.

Another vote for Alcatraz !!

Cable Car - buy an all day ticket.

Golden Gate Bridge

A City Tour is good for seeing most of the sights.


Slightly further afield - Muir Woods (redwood)

Ta chaps.

[EvilWeevil]

Very good chinese/japanese restaurants and also rather authentic.

You will shocked, pleasantly, by the price of sushi in SF, if that's your taste.

[snaw]

You will shocked, pleasantly, by the price of sushi in SF, if that's your taste.

North America in general it's pretty cheap. I was shocked by how cheap, and how many places in Canada do sushi, even the remotest godforsaken towns there have hidden sushi treasures. Fk knows why.