Tartine bakery is a favorite among locals and tourists alike. They serve freshly baked bread, pastries and seasonal lunch items. Do try their famous croissants and bread pudding!
Ferry Building Marketplace has an impressive collection of food vendors. Browse and sample artisan cheese, chocolates, and charcuterie. Try the seafood at Hog Island Oyster Company, grab a coffee at Blue Bottle Coffee Company and shop for culinary souvenirs at The Spice & Tea Exchange.
One of the top culinary destinations, China Live Food Hall, has multiple restaurants and shops. The impressive selection includes dim sum, Chinese tea, noodles, and dumplings. Try their Xian Bing (Chinese breakfast taco) and homemade Sichuan chili oil.
The Mission District is a food lover's paradise for Mexican cuisine. Head to La Taqueria for their famous tacos or Tortas Los Picudos for a massive Mexican sandwich. For an authentic sit-down experience, step into La Palma for their famous pupusas.
Dandelion Chocolate Factory and Cafe offers a unique chocolate experience. Take a guided chocolate factory tour or sample their variety of craft chocolates. Do try their hot chocolate, and a fresh-baked chocolate chip cookie.
A historical seafood landmark, Swan Oyster Depot. They opened at the location almost 100 years ago. Do try the classic San Francisco Cioppino stew, raw oysters, and Dungeness crab cocktail.
End your day with a fancy dinner at State Bird Provisions. They offer a unique dining experience, with their flying dish concept. Try their signature dish, CA State Bird with Provisions, served with a sesame leaf and a tart plum sauce. Reservations can be a bit competitive but are worth the wait!
San Francisco is a paradise for foodies, and the above itinerary highlights some of the best food destinations in The City. If you have an extra day, add a wine and chocolate tasting experience in the Napa Valley. Subtract China Live Food Hall, if you are not a fan of Chinese cuisine.