Some reasons for moving to San Francisco #1-26

• Thriftstore shopping in the mission
• Farmer Browns - mojitos, jambalaya, sweet potatoe fries, corn bread, atmosphere, great service - and someone told me the fried chicken is Ok too.
• The views from Tank Hill
• Louis' Cafe by Sutro Baths on he tip of the edge of the world. Enjoy a great fry-up and gorgeous views at the same time.
• Out the door in Westfield Shopping Centre, food that is meant to be eaten, all of it, just dig in - it's lush.
• Aquatic Park at sunset. It is a bonfire of light for the eyes.
• Walking around Stow Lake early in the morning.
• The parrots at Telegraph Hill. If you're lucky you can listen to them cackling in the tree by Coit.
• Opening game at the AT&T Park. I haven't been, but people swear by it.
• Order the Cau Cau at La Mar Cebicheria Peruana and just enjoy
• Cole Hardware in Cole valley has Everything - and I mean Everything, you might ever need.
• Bagels and latte at the Zorba Cafe on Hayes and Gough
• In some morbid fashion, Alcatraz is a hauntingly beautiful monument.
• Tong Kian, Geary and 23rd. Dim Sum heaven.
• With the sun comes the people and everyone is lunching, brunching, running and walking the dogs.
• The mezzanine is pretty cool, is it a night-club, is it a music-venue, who knows.
• SF cablecars. It's a classic, never gets boring.
• Hanging out in Golden Gate Park never gets boring
• There's always sunshine somewhere in the city
• If you find a deck-chair in the Park Chalet garden, you get out of the wind and in to the sun, which is always nice
• Let's Be Frank hotdogs - and the super friendly, cute guys serving them
• The percussionist on Market and Powell. It's a San Francisco soundtrack.
• Sliders and a Bees knees at the Alembic, Haight Street
• The trams on Market Street to Castro are really, really beautiful
• The wind down Crissy Field messes up your hair in a cute way
• The Pacific fog really does look like it does in Vertigo