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Fri Feb 15, 2019, 06:05 PM

Feb 2019

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What area of San Francisco would you take out-of-towners to for a nice, long walk? [View all] red dog 1 Feb 2019 OP

Legion of Honor? Turbineguy Feb 2019 #1

Absolutely! red dog 1 Feb 2019 #12

Seconded ... beautiful spot ... mr_lebowski Feb 2019 #16

If they want to shop, eat or drink, I like Union Square. Mr.Bill Feb 2019 #2

The Inner Richmond probably has more Chinese restaurants than Chinatown red dog 1 Feb 2019 #6

I didn't mention Union Square red dog 1 Feb 2019 #15

We were "out of towners." We liked the waterfront and Coit Tower. 3Hotdogs Feb 2019 #3

The Waterfront is a great place to walk, especially if the visitors wanted to red dog 1 Feb 2019 #11

The time we were there, about 10 years ago, there was a run of salmon. 3Hotdogs Feb 2019 #24

lol red dog 1 Feb 2019 #28

I had a very interesting stroll through The Tenderloin once. ZZenith Feb 2019 #4

You don't want to stroll through The Tenderloin at night, though. red dog 1 Feb 2019 #7

Huhuhuhuh ... that depends on what you're there for ;) mr_lebowski Feb 2019 #18

Yeah, but you wouldn't want to take out-of-towners there at night, would you? red dog 1 Feb 2019 #22

That depends on how hard they're jonesing at the time ;) mr_lebowski Feb 2019 #40

Or the daytime, as it turns out. ZZenith Feb 2019 #23

Daytime, a good walk would be Polk Street (from Market Street) out to the north end of town red dog 1 Feb 2019 #26

From City Lights Bookstore to Green Apple Bookstore Stargleamer Feb 2019 #5

Is Green Apple out on Clement Street? red dog 1 Feb 2019 #8

Yes, it would be, Stargleamer Feb 2019 #13

Haight Street Cartoonist Feb 2019 #9

A most excellent choice n/t Stargleamer Feb 2019 #14

I included that one too :) The Haight is must see, at least once! mr_lebowski Feb 2019 #19

I haven't been on Haight Street for quite a while. red dog 1 Feb 2019 #21

The old ferry building is nice too. Mr.Bill Feb 2019 #10

Yes, and you could walk north along the Waterfront to Pier 39 red dog 1 Feb 2019 #17

Yeah, many see Pier 39 as a tourist trap, Mr.Bill Feb 2019 #25

Aren't there bumper cars out there too? red dog 1 Feb 2019 #32

Embarcadero msdogi Feb 2019 #20

In '02 my wife and I were staying near Fisherman's Wharf Mr.Bill Feb 2019 #27

That must have been an especially warm day red dog 1 Feb 2019 #29

It was. It was the last game of the baseball season. Mr.Bill Feb 2019 #30

Good advice! red dog 1 Feb 2019 #33

I bet the gift shops around the Wharf Mr.Bill Feb 2019 #38

Haight Ashbury. n/t Brainstormy Feb 2019 #31

Is that great used record store still there on Haight near G.G. Park? red dog 1 Feb 2019 #35

I miss the that city like a lost love. sfwriter Feb 2019 #34

Me too! red dog 1 Feb 2019 #36

i used to live on Carl and Stanyan close to Kezar Stadium. brush Feb 2019 #37

Have you considered taking your guests out to Alcatraz? Mr.Bill Feb 2019 #39

I'd love to go on that trip to Alcatraz myself some day red dog 1 Feb 2019 #43

North Beach! klook Feb 2019 #41

North Beach is my favorite SF meighborhood red dog 1 Feb 2019 #42

I love going to Union Square. onecaliberal Feb 2019 #44

Start here - Union Square ... Auggie Feb 2019 #45

Ahhhh, the City where I left my Heart. Haggis for Breakfast Feb 2019 #46

Good advice! red dog 1 Feb 2019 #47

Can't help you on that one. Haggis for Breakfast Feb 2019 #48

Dude!! Totally JAPANTOWN! yuiyoshida Feb 2019 #49