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…
San Francisco
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…
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…
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…
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,…
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…
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…
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…
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.…
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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