If it is your Last in San Francisco then how would you spend it?

Imagine it is your last in the SF then how would you spend it? That is what we asked a few of our favorite coworkers, and this is exactly what they needed to say about which particular area walks, eateries, museums, pubs, and stores would be on their farewell walking tours in San Francisco.

Visitors should undoubtedly take an ice cream tour through town. Take a bus, or have a long walk. They're made to order ice cream is a strange encounter that cannot be missed. Lemon Biscuit is the jam, but Father's Cardamom is also raved about by individuals. Head south to Bi-Rite Creamery at 18th Street and Dolores. Catch a cone of Ricanellas or Salted Caramel and sit in Dolores Park. Eventually, finish up at the southern point of the Assignment at Mitchell's. There are a lot of flavors that are exceptional, like Mango, Avocado, and Purple Yam. Sample as many as they will let.

A bowl of extra-hot kara age shows ramen. It is the finest ramen in town and inexpensive to boot!

Greens Restaurant in Fort Mason can make you strongly consider it if you are not a vegetarian already.

Puerto Alegre is among the sole affordable dinner places left on Valencia Road. You will get a plate of Mexican food that is substantial for under $10 plus an amazing pitcher of margaritas for just a little extra. Beverages and the food here blend absolutely; unless you intend to eat and drink, do not go.

Then there is always an option of walking tour of Chinatown San Francisco if you are interested in such cuisine.

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