Food in San Francisco + area, California, United States of America.
On our last night in San Francisco, I was hankering for something other than Katana-Ya. Don’t get me wrong, as much as it was delicious every trip, I wanted a…
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San Francisco’s Chinatown, the largest outside of Asia, provides streets of restaurants, grocery stores, and shops for a whole afternoon of fun. Which is exactly what we did. Roaming around…
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At the Ferry Building Marketplace in San Francisco, one of the stands that stood out the most was Hog Island Oyster Company: fresh oysters from their farm shucked to eat…
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If you thought a tour of San Francisco’s sourdough bakery got me excited, imagine what it was like for me when I visited their largest farmer’s market at the Ferry…
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For the rest of our second afternoon, Joe and I wandered around past Fisherman’s Wharf, and we stumbled on Flying Ninja. I was actually looking for something quick to eat,…
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The Boudin Bakery Museum was one of the highlights of the trip for me. A little sad that I get excited over such a thing, but I was really curious…
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Seeing that this was my third time in San Francisco, I not only wanted Joe to visit the must-sees of the city, but also hit up a couple of spots…
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With our bellies half full from our trip to Pier 39, we walked it off towards Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco’s historical fishing district. Think fresh seafood, the freshest you can…
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My San Francisco trip last year with Sharon led us to Katana-Ya. Twice. It was that good. What looks like your hole-in-the-wall dive, is actually a Michelin star ranked restaurant.…
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One of the must-sees in San Francisco is the piers along the north shore. After our tour of Alcatraz Island, the infamous “The Rock” which housed the most dangerous men…
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