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30 places
●coffee · SoMa
Sightglass Coffee
Double-height warehouse. Industrial bones, warm light.
●bakery · Mission
Tartine Bakery
Country loaf at 5pm. Worth the line.
●restaurant · Pacific Heights
Swan Oyster Depot
Counter seats only. Cold Anchor Steam. The freshest shellfish in the city.
●bar · Pacific Heights
The Interval at Long Now
A bar inside a foundation studying the next 10,000 years.
●shop · Hayes Valley
MAC
Avant-garde European and Japanese designers. Not for everyone. Definitely for you.
●shop · Richmond
The Archive
Dark, directional menswear. Gallery energy, fashion-insider knowledge.
●shop · Mission
evan kinori
Small-run garments. Pattern-maker-led. The kind of clothes that get better as they age.
●shop · Hayes Valley
Reliquary
Bohemian-minimal. Clothing, jewelry, objects. Strong unisex energy.
●shop · Japantown
Chameleon Vintage
Japanese designers and select American pieces. Very connoisseur-y.
●shop · North Beach
The Darkside Initiative
Technical, niche, collab-heavy. The darker edge of the map.
●shop · Mission
Self Edge
Destination selvedge denim. Heritage menswear at its most serious.
●shop · Mission
Taylor Stitch
SF-born. Rugged-but-refined. The shirts actually last.
●shop · Nob Hill
Presidio Post
Modern prep meets artswear. A tight edit, done with restraint.
●shop · North Beach
AB Fits
Independent denim shop. They understand fit in a way most stores don't.
●shop · Castro
Sui Generis
Designer consignment with a serious mens section. High-fashion at secondary prices.
●shop · Haight
Rising Star Laundry
Tiny. Ultra-curated. Zero online footprint. Strong word-of-mouth for a reason.
●shop · Dogpatch
Heath Ceramics
California modernism, made here since 1948.
●shop · Mission
Dog Eared Books
The neighborhood bookstore that feels like a friend's living room.
●dessert · Mission
Bi-Rite Creamery
Salted caramel ice cream. Invented here.
●coffee · Mission
Stable Cafe
A converted carriage house. The best light in the Mission.
●restaurant · Richmond
Good Luck Dim Sum
No menus. Point at what you want. Go early.
●restaurant · Mission
Lazy Bear
Dinner as a social occasion. The tasting menu is the party.
●bar · North Beach
Vesuvio Cafe
The bar where Kerouac was supposed to meet Cassady. He stayed anyway.
●coffee · Mission
Linea Caffe
Twelve seats. No music. Serious espresso.
●restaurant · Mission
Delfina
Neighborhood Italian that never tries too hard.
●bakery · Mission
Craftsman and Wolves
The Rebel Within. A soft egg hidden inside a savory muffin.
●bar · Mission
Trick Dog
The menu is a concept. The cocktails are the point.
●bar · North Beach
Comstock Saloon
The oldest bar bones in the city. Order the Pisco Punch.
●coffee · Richmond
Andytown Coffee
The Snowy Plover. Order it without asking what's in it.