These 146 activities are worth leaving the house for.
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October 25 at 11am (This weekend)
San Francisco Ferry Building · Financial District • $0
Celebrate the world's most beloved comfort food at this free, family-friendly festival. Sample everything from momos to empanadas across 25+ vendors, then stick around for eating contests, cooking demos, and a beer garden.
October 25 at 11am (This weekend)
San Francisco Ferry Building · Financial District • $0
Wontons, momos, gyozas, empanadas: the World of Dumplings Festival unites 25+ vendors in a delicious argument that every culture folds dough around something good. Eating contests, cooking demos, and a beer garden round out the free, family-friendly feast.
Mission Bay • $$
Family-style Ethiopian spot where massive platters of kitfo, tibs, and vegetarian combos arrive on a bed of tangy injera, ready for you and your crew to dive in together.
Presidio Heights • $$
Located at the Presidio Tunnel Tops, this rotating food program features over two dozen local vendors. From morning coffee to birria tacos and Dungeness crab rolls, it is the perfect spot for outdoor dining.
Noe Valley
This Noe Valley spot serves an eclectic global menu—think Nepalese Momos, Spanish-style octopus, and king salmon—all made with quality ingredients and a playful hand.
Dogpatch • $$
This cozy Dogpatch diner serves American brunch classics with a side of Americana nostalgia. The fluffy Beignets with chocolate sauce are legendary, and the crispy Hangtown Fry delivers fried oysters with style.
Browse San Francisco neighborhood by neighborhood, get ideas just for you, or ask me anything.
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Tue, Oct 20 · 5:00 PM
Amici's East Coast Pizzeria at Mid Market Eats Food Hall · Civic Center
$$
Fri, Oct 23 · 11:00 AM
Tato · Bayview
$0-$10
Sat, Oct 24 · 11:00 AM
Treasure Island Ferry Terminal · Treasure Island
Sat, Oct 24 · 10:00 AM
Park Chalet · Outer Richmond
$$
Argonaut Hotel · Fisherman's Wharf
$$$$
Palace Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Francisco · Yerba Buena
Russian Hill
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Lower Nob Hill
$
Mission District
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Parkside
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Potrero Hill
$
Fisherman's Wharf
$$$$
Fisherman's Wharf
$$$
Polk Gulch
$
Mission District
$
Richmond District
$
Fisherman's Wharf
Seacliff
$$
Mission District
$$
Fisherman's Wharf
$179
Union Square
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Marina District
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Ingleside Terraces
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Outer Sunset
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North Beach
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West Portal
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Presidio of San Francisco
Cow Hollow
$
Hayes Valley
$
Nob Hill
$
South of Market
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Parkside
$
Inner Richmond
$$
Sarita’s Grill & Beer · Mission District
$
Tenderloin
Excelsior
$
Treasure Island
$$
Regalito el Mil Amores · Mission District
$$
Fisherman's Wharf
$
Balboa Terrace
North of Panhandle
$
Haight-Ashbury
$$
Fisherman's Wharf
$$
Union Square
$
North Beach
$$
Mission District
$$
Inner Sunset
$$
Excelsior
$
Fisherman's Wharf
Inner Richmond
Union Square
$$
Inner Sunset
$
Financial District
Noe Valley
$$
New Conservatory Theatre Center is worth checking for intimate productions and queer stories. For an evening built around dancing, look at the programme at Madrone Art Bar. Pick the production or music first; the room is only half the decision.
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