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You could tour the homeless encampments, just watch where you step.
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Stinson Beach up in Marin County
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Geocaching. SF has great treasures to find and rediscover the hidden aspects of the city.
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Did you ever hang off the side of a cable car two inches away from a speeding car? That was a LOT of fun.
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I've been up to the view longe at the Marriott many times. Great spot for some drinks and some music. Awesome view into different directions depending where you are in the bar.
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with fine dining a lot of the places are 2 ppl minimal now and some require more advance notice like benu and atelier crenn.
you can mostly likely get something from lord stanley’s smaller weekday tasting and I think Saison may still have an outdoor tasting thats more approachable.
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Check out the crookedest street in the world...NOT Lombard street...it's another street in the South part of the city that is way more crooked...Stinson Beach is beautiful...Muir Woods North of town about 15 miles...Mill Valley is beautiful...you can also drive the bridges...golden gate to I think I-580 around the North part of the bay...past san quentin...keep going...it meets the bay bridge...and back into the city...it's an amazing drive...
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If you are interested in fine tequila or margaritas, Tommy's Mexican Restaurant is home to one of the foremost tequila experts in the USA.
His name is Julio, he's a great guy and very knowledgable on all things tequila. He and his family have been operating in the same location for over 50 years. Julio has been written up in articles worldwide.
The food is great there also. It's in a small place off the beaten path. A must visit if you know or want to know tradicionally made tequila.
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The best part of Frisco is leaving and goin to Monterey.
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Crookedest street in SF is: VERMONT ST. off of 22nd St.
7 switchbacks in half a block. Potrero District. East of Mission St...
Google stairways of Dan Francisco. Amazing tilework.
Murals all over the place.
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