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Originally posted by Trancealot yeah I was being sarcastic so I meant nicer restaurants but in & out could be for late night after the bar snack if they are 24 hours??

Most are open till 1:30 AM.

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And your face is handicapped btw!!

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Originally posted by Brian Scott They are not 24 hours, but most of the restaurants are open til 1:00am. It's a definite must!

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Originally posted by skell Most are open till 1:30 AM.

sometimes 1:31AM

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*bump*

I added some more questions at the top of this post 5,6,7 if anyone could maybe fill some in with suggestions that would be great.

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ATB -Let u go
Iio - Rapture(riva edit)
Dj Encore - I see right through you
Lasgo - something

The best vocal tunes on LI RIP(2001-2002)

fishermans wharf is a tourist trap(oh wait you are a tourist)

if youre planning on doing some shopping you have lots of shops in union square. if you want to check some sights, there is always chinatown/northbeach, golden gate bridge&palace of fine arts, the cable car museum(free), Sunset view from the top of the mark at the mark hopkins hotel in nob hill; the grace cathedral is down the street and worth a look if you are already there.

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I prefer not to buffet it...

But, if you must, just splurge and go to the Bellagio one.
(the Rio one used to be good, but now is sub-par)

If that is too $$$, then do Paris.

If you have money to spend, then go the Sterling Brunch at Bally's (Sunday only); Bally's is a dump, but for some reason, this buffet is amazing.

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If these are too much for you, I apologize:
Ramada in West Hollywood
the Standard
Andaz


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I love Golden Gate Park, or if you're in SoMa, go to MOMA or Yerba Buena.
I'm a foodie, so I like the Ferry Building.
I enjoy the Mission district for awesome Mexican food.

If you have to be more touristy:
Lombard Street
Take a cable car
Union Square is fun if you wanna shop


Fisherman's Wharf is awful. Stay away.
I think the food in SGV is better than in SF Chinatown.

Harris Ranch ftw! Also Andersens Pea Soup restaurant is fun to go to. Both great stops from LA to the Bay

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Originally posted by Trancealot 7. San Fransisco I have lined up is seeing Alcatraz and fisherman's wharf. Anything else up there to check out?

if you're into nice views of the city and it's sunny out, rent a bicycle at the wharf (or the marina) and ride it up the marina, through crissy field, across the golden gate bridge, up to the top of slacker hill in marin and back. takes about 2 hours, but you get to soak in some nice sites. also check out the views from the top of coit tower, the top of twin peaks at sutro tower, the top of dolores park, the edge of treasure island, the pier at aquatic park, lands end and china beach. if you're into shopping, there's union square and the westfield mall. also worth checking out is golden gate park, the presidio, lombard street (between hyde and leavenworth), giants game @ at&t park, haight & ashbury, civic center plaza, the wall murals of the mission district around 24th & capp, asian food in sunset district, burgers in hayes valley, mexican food in the mission and italian in north beach. that should keep you busy for 2 days. there's not much to see in fisherman's wharf besides a whole lot of tourists. alcatraz at least has some cool views.

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