In the SF, I was born and raised in the Bay region living in the SF. So far, the more food is stall and there are more than my brain cells. I have been in many places that are constantly visible on social media or review sites, which are now on my list of places that are worth it.
I immediately drew a focus in the area around the center of the chase, but it is true, but the surrounding neighborhoods still come together in terms of food / entertainment options. Some recommendations in the mission district, the nearest “noisy” neighborhood, along with a number of other places in other parts of the city, are the “Buzzy” neighborhood, which is full of the city’s best spots.
Take care of your surroundings: UBERS tends to be cheaper in the afternoon / evening, Waymos tends to be cheaper night and early in the morning. In both cases, you must take a self-driving machine when you visit San Francisco … This is part of this experience!
The best place to eat before a game:
Quick bite:
- Two of the best bakery plants of the city, near the follow-up center: Arsicault, developing city and neighbor Bakehouse. The line is worth it.
- Around the lunch time, Marcella’s Lazania sensation in Dogpatch.
- The Reveille Coffee in Mission Bay is the best coffee shop in the neighborhood.
- Soma’s deli board sandwiches, if you have time to go to take them, it’s worth it. Otherwise, Ike and Souvla are your favorite regional chains for something nearby.
If you are delivering:
- Public Iraqa has amazing deals on fresh sushi.
- Grill for soma wings.
- Chicken chicken for the best and Splition chicken sandwich in the Bay area.
The best place to celebrate a victory:
Sports bars:
- Near Chase Center: splash, local tap.
- Mission: Teeth, Kass, Shotwell, Connecticut Yankee.
- Elsewhere: North Beach Room Room and Tupelo, Nob Hill, San Francisco Sports Club in Pacific Heights, San Francisco Bus Stop, Marina Bus Stop, Presentio in Presidio.
- Fancy dinner worth money:
- Near Chase Center: Miller and Lux, a classic steaky of spectacular desserts.
Mission district:
- ITRIA is a high quality Bougie Mission for Italian pasta and wine.
- Mijote, French-Japanese Fusion in a high-class mission.
- San Ho won the mission for a high load of a Korean BBQ.
Elsewhere:
- Empress in Boon in Chinatown for a fancy Chinese experience in a historic party salon.
- Italian in the hill of Italian, seven hills, Celebrity Gregg Poppovich’s favorite restaurant and those loved by NBA players / coaches.
- Copra and Nai, foolish Indian and Thai dish for Bougie in Pacific Heights.
The best place for back to leap after loss:
Early game:
Happy, all the city coastline from Crane Cove Park (through the Fisherman and Fort Mason, the Chrissy field, the mind is spectacular for the mind.
Late game:
In the mission district:
- Although LA Vaca is late late in Birria or Tacos El boss, a large cheesy beefy Quesabirria Burrito, El Farolito (one SF staple).
- The best beer and bar food in the city (fries, etc.) insidious fox.
- Birte cream for ice cream, Baklavastry for Mediterranean desserts.
- For a comfortable dish of red chicken mole with El Buen, Margaritas. If you get a pair of hill (dick) blocks, you will not stumble in some heights of some drinks around the Bible at the time.
If you want to further develop, some other convenient dishes in other SF neighborhoods carry the house in Hayes valley (salt for ice cream), Tony’s Pizza + watery Gelato + lush Gelato Combo.
The best place to visit outside the arena:
Toys:
- Salesforce Park is a cool city park in the middle of skyscrapers that are not far from the chase center, trippy and futuristic.
- COIT Tower (take a WAYMO or pass through the Steps of the Curved Lombard St. Offers stunning views of the city … This is a classic for a reason.
- Fishermen’s Wharf is an overrated tourist, but Skystar Ferris wheel is really cool.
- You can kill a day in the Golden Door Park and not be bored. All museums and attractions in the park are worth checking, but the way I love the peak of strawberry, and then order some fish and chips in the fork fish, if you want to be a sf local.
- Chrissy Area Beach is the best sunset in the city, but it will be a cold that will bring the layers.
Where the real SF sport fan is entertaining:
- Bar-wisdom does not receive more sf than kezar pub near the strong Gate Park and near a part of San Francisco 49ers History.
- However, when there is no game, then SF will find local residents, weekend daily drinking / hanging costs outside all parks. Mission Dolores, Alamo Square and Fort Mason will be more packaged in a sunny afternoon than most sticks.
- If you rent a car, walk north north to north and the point Reyes is incredibly worth … Quintessential Bay experience.
