SF Guide
Tips from a regular
From Sam's Grill to Max's Club, newspaperman Bruce Anderson shares San Francisco spots that will appeal to old-timers and newcomers alike.
Plenty of elbow room
Unknown to most Oakland residents, the 525-acre Knowland Park offers vast swaths of open space filled with hiking paths, birds, wildlife and stupendous views.
From such great heights
If you want the excitement of mountain climbing without the danger, ascend to the top of S.F.'s Corona Heights Park, home to dramatic rock formations and soaring vistas.
Music to his ears
Grammy-winning producer/drummer Narada Michael Walden shares his favorite spots for fine food, music, chapeaus and good conversation.
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Jolly old O'Farrell Street
Mixed in with shopping meccas like Macy's and Barneys of New York are Irish-style pubs and an English hotel opened in 1914.
Five things in March
From old-time pinball machines to college baseball to Sean Connery and leprechauns, five must-sees for the month.
Dino's, S.F.
At this down-to-earth, neighborhood pizza joint, the servings are generous and the pizza toppings come in abundance.
6 places to dine and recline
We've found perfect spots for enjoying a beautiful meal and wine and not worrying about a late-night drive home.
Bay Area, land of the free
Our picks for best free activities, from stargazing at the Chabot Center to a virtual cinematography exhibit at the Autodesk Gallery.
An overview of San Francisco.
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