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Downtown diversions
Along petite Yerba Buena Lane, just south of Market, visitors will find engrossing museums, restaurants, a Swiss confiserie and a cafe specializing in cream puffs.
A caffeinated past
For decades the presence of Folger and Hills Bros. coffee meant java ruled the Spear Street neighborhood, but now it's all about the view.
Jory John hearts S.F.
"I Feel Relatively Neutral About New York" author Jory John happens to be a real fan of S.F. Here are some of his favorite places.
Neighborhoods
Tale of two art centers
Facing each other in the Marina district, the Palace of Fine Arts and the Letterman Digital Arts Center feature inviting public spaces.
Cultural medley in the Mision
On 16th Street in the Mission, discover delicious food, vintage clothes, yoga studios, colorful murals and literary treasures.
What To Do
Local date ideas
From a wine crawl to bocce ball, here are some low-key, local date ideas good for new couples and old flames.
Where To Eat & Drink
The Little Pear
Danville's The Little Pear serves up big portions of polished yet affordable comfort food to keep diners content.
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Best Of The Bay
Great places for cooked oysters
While we love oysters raw, the baked, broiled and grilled versions never go out of style. Here's where to find the best of the bunch.
S.F.'s best dive bars
In the mood for a strong drink without the fuss? These local and beloved bars have your back.
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