1. Mount Sutro Summit
8.8
Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve (at East Ridge Trail), San Francisco, CA
Mountain · Parnassus Heights · 3 tips and reviews
Nico Pitney: "For first time in 50+ years you now have access to the 12-acre swath of the Interior Greenbelt Park on Mount Sutro. You can also scale the mountain via a newly restored trail that passes a creek bed"
Men's Health Mag: Saddle up a mountain bike and hit the fog-shrouded trails of Mt. Sutro. When you spot a break In the canopy, stop. The skyline views are mind-blowing. Read more.
Chloe Condon: Nice short and easy trail
2. The Mill
9.1
736 Divisadero St (btwn Grove St & Fulton St), San Francisco, CA
Bakery · Alamo Square · 377 tips and reviews
Liz Philips: Obsessed with the dark mountain rye bread. Good, clean energy and tasty tasty tasty. Order it as toast or even better, take the whole damn loaf home
Luka: A neighborhood coffee shop with great bread, coffee and design. Get a Cap and a Dark Mountain Rye toast, it's awesome Read more.
Christopher Long: I can attest to the Dark Mountain Rye toast with cream cheese, sea salt and pepper. The coffee is good too. Open space, but loud and busy. Still, a good place to get some work done.
4. Little Sweet
7.1
3836 Geary Blvd (at 2nd Ave), San Francisco, CA
Bubble Tea Shop · Inner Richmond · 12 tips and reviews
Allison Yu: Delicious boba!! Mountain black tea with cream and sea salt is bomb. You still get the creaminess without the milk
eifeh: Easily one of the most authentic milk tea spots in the city; closest I've found to Taipei. High mountain tea, jasmine tea, and Tie Guan Yin milk teas are all good. Boba consistency is hit and miss.
Henry Wu: One of the best authentic milk tea shops in the Bay Area. The high mountain milk tea has a nice strong flavor.
Jeffrey G: This trail runs from Golden Gate Park's Rose Garden through to Mountain Lake Park in the Presidio. It is a hiking trail running parallel to Park Presidio Boulevard on the Funston side of the Boulevard
Scott H: Urban camping? Mountain biking? Jogging? Smoking crack? You can do it all here.
Jeffrey G: Despite what some grumpy so called nativist may say, thus is a fine walking trail and sf rec and park recently completed a mirror hiking trail on the 14th street side between Lake and Geary.
Treena McCoy: Great park - slides, rope mountain, carousel. One of the best parks for kids I have been to.
Jennifer Wong: Large playground with large climbing structures, cement slide (bring a cardboard box) and sand play areas. Open space with a carousel and food stand and some shady area on the perimeter. Kids love it!
Holger Lüdorf: Massive playground in Golden Gate Park with tons of different play structures, a water/sand area and a great, albeit slightly dangerous concrete slide (use cardboards to slide).
9. Marina Green
9.3
Marina Green (at Marina Green Dr), San Francisco, CA
Park · Marina District · 46 tips and reviews
Doug Ales: Awesome views of Alcatraz, the bay, & mountains
Jimmy Farrar: Great Irish pub, excellent food, good selection of beers and lots of energy from the clientle
Anthony Brown: Awesome spot to view the Blue Angels air-show for fleetweek!
10. Blazing Saddles Bike Rentals
8.1
2715 Hyde St (btw Beach & N Point), San Francisco, CA
Bike Rental · Aquatic Park-Fort Mason, San Francisco, CA · 41 tips and reviews
SFkids.org: Great provider of bike rentals, maps, and guided tours in the City, over the Golden Gate Bridge, and through the mountains of Marin.
Fabricio Scandovieri: The bike Ride was amazing and the crew were perfect and friendly! I loved the 29er bike that i rented!
Gilt City: No need to rush on back if your travels prove too tempting. Blazing Saddles offers 24-hour drop-off at their Hyde Street location.
13. Sam's
8.3
618 Broadway, San Francisco, CA
Burger Joint · North Beach · 65 tips and reviews
Amber: Home diner feel, best burgers after midnight in SF, historic icon, a mountain of fries is one serving... You can't go wrong
Mitch Brown: Very good cheeseburger. Large portion of fries (share) beer & wine available too 😀
Munch On Me: The paddy is grilled just the perfect medium, with the two cheese slices hitting you upfront, a load of beef, and riding the rest of the way down with the vegetable textures and the trail of mustard. Read more.
Claire Pedersen: Best views of the city! Go for the morning sunrise and you will not be disappointed (be sure to bring a good coat, very very windy). BURRR
Yasmin: My favorite space in the city. An iconic tree watches over a stunning view on a clear day. If you're on Instagram, take a look at #thatsftree for a better look. You won't regret it.
Jamie McPherson: The hidden stair case is across the street from my place