Try the Elotes (grilled corn) - My favorite cheap late night snack on 24th. It's just a cup of corn, cheese, and cayenne pepper. They call it "escite" here. (ee-skee-tay)
The frozen yogurt is a great value at 43 cents per ounce, which means you can get as much as you'd like and not put a hole in your wallet. It’s also really convenient to Union Square. - Seth
Try the Chips and Salsa - If you judge a place by its chips, you'll love this spot. Sweet and smokey salsa and great chips. A good start.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST PLACE TO SEE NAKED MENOn a nice day, expect a rotating cast of a dozen nudists to show up to read, drink coffee, or just shoot the breeze... En savoir plus .
Grab a drink at Nihon Whiskey lounge on the corner and then stroll over to Chez Spencer. Sit outside on the patio, order a great cocktail, bottle of wine, and amazing french food.
Make a special occasion extra carnivorous with a three-course “Leg of Beast” dinner for 6–10 people ($49 per person).
All the Indian grocery supplies you need and they sell samosas for a mid-shopping snack. -Preeti Mistry, Top Chef
Operating since 1909, the Double Play is one of the few visible reminders of the long-gone San Francisco Seals, a baseball team from the Pacific Coast League.
Grab lunch and eat in the garden at SOMArts next door. Then check out the free gallery exhibit.
The size & style of the menu is representative of Old America, with a modern-Californian twist. It's large with ample choices for the meat lover & pescatarians. However, there is only one veg entree. En savoir plus .
Chic new restaurant downtown. Chef Michelle Mah's clear focus on balancing flavors to bring harmony to her dishes is wonderful. Duckling Confit is killer. -Preeti Mistry, Top Chef
