San Francisco

Food & Drinks:

• Arsicault

  • best croissant I’ve ever eaten and I still daydream about my experiences there

• Tartine

• Salt & Straw

  • so many fun flavors and had to personally restrain myself from trying more than two flavors which was already pushing it

• Zazie

  • french food

  • dined here with a situationship and boyfriend of 3 days

  • ordered a burger and fries and it was sooo yummy

• Taishoken

  • Dined here with my brother & (his now fiance) Giselle

  • Having previous work experience at a michelin-recognized ramen restaurant and as a self-proclaimed ramen junkie I would definitely recommend this joint to anyone in SF craving a warm or cold bowl of noodles

  • The appetizers were quickly served and kept us busy until the star of the show arrived

• Rooster & Rice

  • my friend Thomas picked me up from SFO and brought me to one of his fave eateries

  • The simplicity, homey-ness, and convenience of this meal makes it a perfect competitor for the Sweetgreens and Cava of this world - I would invest in Rooster & Rice if it were to hit the stock market

• Beit Rima

  • arabic food

  • no reservations - might be a wait but it goes by quickly

  • community seating, bar seating, & some individual tables

  • multiple locations in the city - each one just as yum as the next

  • generous portions, delicious hummus, comforting x10

• Radhaus

  • german cuisine

  • delicious appetizers - great for catch up with friends

  • great beer

  • large windows overlooking the bay

• Bar Iris

  • Lychee Martini

  • visited this place on a bar hopping date and thoroughly enjoyed the ambiance, service, and drinks at this place

Parks:

• Buena Vista Park

  • this park feels like a sweet escape from the city

  • short walk to the peak of the park which provides a sweeping view of the Golden Gate Bridge

• Golden Gate Park

  • when living in SF, I ran through this park countless times

  • love the different routes that this park provides

  • such fun people watching

    • people dancing, playing the piano, playing table tennis, playing soccer, reading, living their best life

  • walking through the park from east to west takes you to sunset beach

• Sunset Beach

  • A much more relaxed feel compared to the rest of SF

  • great surf spot, beach volleyball spot, running spot or just a lounge spot

    • truly a spot for all

• Sutro Baths

  • while at sunset beach, sutro baths are a must visit to view at the very least

    • if you’re feeling like hiking there’s a woody hiking trail closeby with a parking lot for easy access