Bakery/restaurant famous for their Sourdough bread. They also have biscotti, scones,and walnut cookies for those with a sweet tooth.
One of the most popular Chinese restaurants in SF Chinatown. Their egg tarts have centers that really taste of egg, and their dimsum are exceptionally good. Even President Obama recommends it.
THE to go place for dimsum in San Fran. Their menu practically consists of dimsum, and every other second their waiters will bring carts of them by your table for you to pick.
Simply the coziest town I've ever encountered in my life. The houses here are lined up so systematically, and the whole island very much feels like home. One of the best places to retire.
Don't be fooled by the name. This restaurant has a 20-page menu ranging from Sunday brunches to entrees to cheesecakes. Waiting time is usually 1-2 hours on weekends, but worth it!
A brand of chocolate with it's own ice cream parlor? Believe it! Their employees also give out free chocolate to every customer who enters their chocolate shop area (which I abused a few times haha).
Newly renovated hotel at Post corner Mason Streets where we stayed during our trip in San Fran downtown. Conveniently near Union Square... And their bathrooms have TV too!
Photogenic place in SF very reminiscent of the temples we visited in Japan. Typical stuff that can be found here are cherry blossom trees, squirrels, and souvenirs. They also have varieties of teas.
Lots of Jumbo-sized Filipino products here that we ironically don't see in Manila groceries. Who would've thought we would discover that Thai tea flavored Magnolia ice cream acually EXISTS?
Sis brought home Rocky Road flavor ice cream for us from here. Ice cream parlor is famous amongst locals because of their homemade ice cream.
