Disneyland & San Fran Questions?

[Purrkins]

For dining in SF:

Try a Mission Style Burrito (found in the Mission district)
Tartine Bakery
Bi-Rite Creamery (there's a great park with an awesome playground on the corner - Dolores Park).
Might want to try Burmese food - a combination of Chinese, Indian and Thai. Burmasuperstar is the most popular.
Dim Sum in Chinatown
Eat your way through the Ferry Market building
For a fancy dinner A.Q. is amazing
Sate Bird Provisions is probably one of my favorites right now.

Also visit the CA Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park. It's wonderful!

 

[bamagirl@hrt]

I would recommend Dylan's tour of San Francisco, as well as the sites of the city it took you to Muir woods too. We thought it was a great day all round

I totally agree! We did this tour, and it was great! We only had 2 full days in SF and would never have seen that much on our own.

 

[abayaflowers]

Whatever the reviews say, we like Slanted Door and it was one of the less expensive meals we have eaten in the city. I forgot to say, we've also stayed at the Mandarin Oriental and if you can get a room high up, the views are awesome! They sometimes run specials to make it affordable.

My husband (back then-boyfriend) introduced me to slanted door in 1995 in the Mission Area. Wow! I always remember and always order the Shaking Beef. It's the most delicious dish that I have tasted. Since it has moved towards the water, I have only been there 6 times.

There's a lot of good places... just check Yelp.com.