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Alright, so you think you know San Francisco? You've stuck to the touristy spots and the so-called trendy neighborhoods, right? Bet you haven't experienced the real gems, though. Let me break it down for ya, neighborhood by neighborhood - unedited, uncensored, straight from a native.
North Beach: So many Italian cafes and pastry shops here, but the real treasure? Stella Pastry. Their cannolis? To die for. Trust me.
Outer Sunset: Forget Ocean Beach, head to Noriega Street. Tiny shops filled with local artistry like the awesome General Store.
Inner Richmond: Green Apple Books is where it's at. A labyrinth of new, used, and antique books. You won't leave empty handed, I promise.
Mission: La Taqueria. Enough said.
Haight Ashbury: Forget about the summer of love and head to Club Deluxe for live jazz and amazing pizza.
Remember, the true SF isn't just what’s advertised on billboards. It's the small, tucked-away places that make it really special.
Submitted 9 months ago by theFogCityNative
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Loooove La Taqueria! Their burritos are mind blowing! And let's not talk about the lengua tacos. If you haven't tried them yet, do yourself a favor. But if we're talking hidden gems in the Mission, I'd add Wise Sons Jewish Deli, for sure. Great bagels and lox!
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Man, I gotta say your list is pretty bang on! Stella Pastry? Hell yeah, their Cannoli are the bomb. But you know what? For me, nothing beats a good cup of coffee in North Beach, so I'll add the Caffe Trieste into the mix. It's got history and the best Italian espresso in town, no contest.