Me and my girlfriend love all food, but really want to try the seafood on offer so any recommendations that you have that are less touristy and more local would be greatly appreciated!
🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 🏆 ( @Kolanaki@yiffit.net ) English5•2 years agoEvery time I am in SF, I make a point of going down to the docks and getting a sourdough chowder bowl.
They’re the absolute best thing in the city, IMO, and fits your desire to try the seafood.
We’re staying really near Pier 41 and we’re planning to head down to the docks there and try this! I can’t wait
avenging_beatrice ( @avenging_beatrice@beehaw.org ) English2•2 years agoHenry’s Hunan on Natoma St. is quite good.
apollo_refugee ( @apollo_refugee@lemmy.ml ) English2•2 years agoIn bakeries I would suggest - Pineapple King Bakery (hong kong style bakery) and Arsicault (usually a 30m wait on the weekends, but worth it for the kouign aman and croissants)
Pineapple king looks amazing, I guess it’s mainly sweet bits? Is there good public transport around as we’re staying quite far away
apollo_refugee ( @apollo_refugee@lemmy.ml ) English1•2 years agoYes, there’s a muni light rail station about a block away - Judah St & 19th Ave
I usually get their original pineapple puff and iced tea. It’s very close to the Golden Gate Park. If it’s a sunny day you can find a nice spot in the park.
toadstorm ( @toadstorm@beehaw.org ) English2•2 years agoIf you can do spicy, one of my favorite local joints is Mama Ji’s in the Castro. It’s Szechuan and one of their star dishes is fried fish with Szechuan peppercorns (the numbing kind). Good beer list as well.
shanghaibebop ( @shanghaibebop@beehaw.org ) English1•2 years agoLa taqueria, dorado style burrito is pretty bomb. Saigon sandwich for the best sandwich (though the neighborhood and the surrounding area is pretty rough)