Ladies, go to jade bar and stare into the mirror on the left side of the bar. It's one-way mirror into the men's room.
Refined California-French in a casual setting. Menus are always intuitive based on what's available. -Laurine Wickett, Top Chef
Simple, but delicious cheese slice...it's #86 on 7x7's Big Eat SF 2010. En savoir plus .
Walk to Roxie Theater (3117 16th St.) The oldest operating cinema in San Francisco, this non-profit neighborhood moviehouse screens indie flicks, docs and more. En savoir plus .
Check out the portraits hanging on the wall - watch closely and you'll see the eyes move.
Order an obscure Belgian beer...it's #50 on 7x7's Big Eat SF 2010. En savoir plus .
Walk on over to the drop-dead-gorgeous restored Fox Theater, booking some of the best musical artists to grace the Bay Area. En savoir plus .
The absolute freshest sushi in town. Unless you know where it is, you may just miss it. This tiny little joint seats no more than 15 people so expect to wait. But it's well worth it. - Jill
Opening in 1898, The Marketplace provides a distinctive space for bringing together the greater Bay Area's agricultural wealth and renowned specialty food purveyors under one roof.
The best happy hour fun! $1 a piece for sushi and $2 for a bottle of sake to go with it.
Easy access to Berkeley Repertory Theater (2025 Addison St.). Diverse works from award-winning theater company; great docent talks before plays. En savoir plus .
Take a road trip with a new friend around San Francisco. Go to Sutro and watch the waves across the old bath house. Talk intimately.
Best out door patio with view of the Bay Bridge, excellent bartenders and great snacks from Chef Paul Arenstam. -Preeti Mistry, Top Chef
Spring for the $39 tasting menu -- smaller portions but you get to sample more. Everyone order different things, and share share share!
