SFist: "It's got its faults and some sketchy characters, but it's THE park of SF, period. It's got it all: stadium, conservatory, and some of the finest patches of grass on which to trip your balls off."
Eater: "Neighbor Bakehouse has been slinging breakfast goods at its own storefront for over a year now, and the croissants have already been rated as among the best this city has to offer."
Bommy: "Very rich and indulgent ice cream. Staff is nice and patient as you sample through the entire menu. Avoid the line by going on weekdays or by just buying a pint. New flavors every month."
Will Z: "Chimney cones are only available from 2-4pm on Sat :'( but luckily the waffle cones are great as well! They've got unique flavors like matcha+toasted rice, mango sticky rice, black sesame, and taro"
Hiking Trail 2500 El Camino del Mar San Francisco, CA
People also say (38 tips):
Daniel Stansell: "One of the best views in the city. start at the NE end and finish your hike at Cliff House or Beach Chalet for drinks and food! Best guide to the hike: goo.gl/BrkP17"
Vic: "My very personal favourite walk trail in SF.nothing to compare with the sense of walking into a forest in a large city same time looking at the ocean and the Golden Gate Bridge :)"
National Park Golden Gate National Recreation Area San Francisco, CA
People also say (68 tips):
Tyler: "trails all lead to hidden art. get a drink at PSC, find the warming hut at the end of crispy field, or just go bowling for all you can eat/bowl sundays. i lived here for over a year- LOVE IT."
Lacey Capps: "One of my absolute favorite places in San Fran! Gorgeous views, dog friendly, perfect for a long walk/picnic/run. Always a bit chilly/windy so plan accordingly. Tons of history, architecture, etc."
Justin Sullivan: "Beautiful night and day. The scale is massive. Everyone is dwarfed beneath the dome. The grounds surpass the interior, but the massive fireplaces that you see on the inside are really cool too."
The Ritz-Carlton: "The Palace of Fine Arts is a neo-classical "ruin" originally constructed for the 1915 World's Fair and is the only structure from the historic event that is still situated on its original site."