What to Eat..
Have dinner in a romantic restaurant: If you like dining out, San Francisco is the place. San Francisco has over 3,000 restaurants. Most range from tasty meals to exquisite six-course dinners. Expect a culinary emphasis on fresh ingredients - the hallmark of California cuisine. Whether you think they are, or you just like them, try San Francisco's Zuni Cafe, Swan Oyster Depot or Elite Cafe for the best oysters in the city. Stroll through Chinatown and lunch in one of the old-time, curtain-enclosed booths at Far East Café. Stuff a souvenir bear at the Basic Brown Bear Factory. Stuff yourself with the best ice cream sundae ever at the Ghirardelli Chocolate Manufactory in Ghirardelli Square The difficulty is making a choice between so many great options. Chinatown and the Richmond District are filled with an array of Asian restaurants. You will discover Burmese, Cambodian, Laotian, and Indian, along with traditional Chinese specialties. North Beach has Italian and California Cuisine, and the Mission District--Central and South American. Start with the tried-and true favorites listed below, and enjoy exploring for yourself. Who knows how long it would take to try out all the different restaurants in Chinatown, the Russian delis in the Richmond district, Italian bakeries, the five-star French restaurants... But it would be fun to try, wouldn't it?
Spend an afternoon at the San Francisco Zoo, which has a special Children's Zoo and another antique carousel
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