What to do in San Francisco?

[stuckathuntermtn]

There is a botanical gardens somewhere.
If you have kids, check out the Exploritorium, or whatever it's called. It's kind of a kid oriented science museum.
Bring layers. The weather varies from block to block, and that's not an exaggeration.

[4matic]

What these guys said. Why on fucking earth would anyone want to visit Palo Alto instead of San Fran.

Seeing the Stanford athletic facilities is worth a visit if you like that sort of thing. It might be the finest complete athletic complex in the world. And, The Sundance, right across the street, has one of the best steaks and a killer burger.

http://www.sundancethesteakhouse.com/

[mock1]

Check out the comments from this blog. Some great suggestions.
http://www.ninersnation.com/2012/10/...to-candlestick

[PNWbrit]

Seeing the Stanford athletic facilities is worth a visit if you like that sort of thing. It might be the finest complete athletic complex in the world. And, The Sundance, right across the street, has one of the best steaks and a killer burger.

http://www.sundancethesteakhouse.com/

As I was saying.

[schuss]

Don't listen to stuck, Divis is actually starting to have some rad stuff on it.

Oh, and free parking advice - Broderick off of Haight is no permit, no time limit, and if you go up into the hoods up and around there on a non-street sweeping day, the chances of a ticket are small.

For Crissy Field, go all the way down the main drag to right before the climbing gym and take a left, then go up the hill to the left (under the overpass) and there will be some horsebarny places there you don't have to pay to park at.

[Bobby Stainless]

Gary Danko

[4matic]

As I was saying.

I've been to the campus when there is a football game, tennis, water polo, and soccer, all at the same time, all Div 1 competition. Sunken Diamond for baseball is the best place ever to watch a game.

http://www.yelp.com/biz/sunken-diamo...all-stanford-2

[Bobby Finstock]

Smash iron with BeanDipFarts4All

[mrburns]

We rented bikes from Blazing Saddles Bike Rentals at Fisherman's Wharf and rode across the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito (sp?). The rental includes a ferry ticket back to Fisherman' Wharf, the cool thing is the ferry goes right by Alcatraz, so you get to see that as well as get a great view of the skyline from the boat. Definitely a touristy activity, but it was really fun.

http://www.blazingsaddles.com/san-francisco.aspx

Also, Golden Gate park is really cool as well, and right next to Haight Ashbury.

[SkeezeBall]

Go to Brenda's for breakfast/brunch in the tenderloin. Don't be scuurred!

[The Reverend Floater]

Take some ecstasy, to go a fancy nightclub and get your ball sack stuck in your zipper.

You haven't seen SF until you do.

[PedPro]

filipino restaurant rec in San Bruno, minutes from airport blvd sfo-hotel district:
http://tastebudscuisine.com/

this from a happy return customer for years now...

[Superstar Punani]

- Gold Club has insane $5 lunch buffets in Friday. Enjoy the pole dancing while digging into your fried chicken

- El Farolito in the Mission for the best hole in the wall Mexican food. Order the lengua or cabeza

- (best done at night when traffic is light) take your rental car and follow the cable car lines. If you have a spotter, you can blow the stop signs and get air off the bumps on Divis, Bullitt style.

- R&G lounge in Chinatown for good Chinese food

- the Green Room nearby for happy endings. Ask for Ling-Ling.

[iceman]

Take some ecstasy, to go a fancy nightclub and get your ball sack stuck in your zipper.

You haven't seen SF until you do.

Sounds like a night to remember. Or forget.

[jfost]

pm rontele...

I mean, don't pm him now, but you can pm him from San Francisco, there's tons of coffee places with wifi.

[stalefish3169]

Go to Brenda's for breakfast/brunch in the tenderloin. Don't be scuurred!

I think this sums up the Tenderloin well.