Golden Gate Bakery
A decades-old Chinatown institution whose egg custard tarts — shattering phyllo-thin crust, silky eggy custard — are worth whatever line you find at the door on a Saturday morning.
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A decades-old Chinatown institution whose egg custard tarts — shattering phyllo-thin crust, silky eggy custard — are worth whatever line you find at the door on a Saturday morning.
A 13-course Filipino tasting menu that reworks classics like sinigang into something you've genuinely never seen — reservations drop on the 15th of each month and vanish fast.
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Saturday market where SF's best small producers — cheese-makers, bread bakers, local farms — set up along the waterfront; as much a social ritual for locals as a place to shop.
The crumbling concrete skeleton of an 1896 Victorian mega-bathhouse — seven pools, destroyed by fire in the 1960s — where tide pools now fill the old foundations and waves crash against graffiti-covered walls.
Irish-owned roastery that became the de facto gathering place for SF's foggy western edge — roasts its own beans on-site and makes its own pastries, with the cult Snowy Plover (espresso, sparkling…
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