Mission District
Mission District Reviews
 Jul 29, 2007
Just walking around the Mission District in San Francisco you'll see a lot of what most cities have, but you'll also happen upon alley art. My friends and I were trying to find a cafe called Philz Coffee and in the midst of our search saw a wide alley with tons of artwork. It took us nearly 20 minutes just to walk that one block, stopping to look at each work of art and all of its pieces.
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Jul 12, 2007
I am not too into the club scene so I dont know too much about that but I love the Mission District. Lots of fun laid back bars to hang out at. Go to the Zeitgeist bar and get a Bloody Mary. Right down the street is Elixir which is fun to hang out. Haight Ashbury has some fun bars also. The Toronado has a great beer selection so does Jacks bar by fishermans wharf. Best to check out http://sanfrancisco.citysearch.com/ they have all the inside info.
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Mission District Blogs
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Sep 20, 2009
San Francisco August 2009: Walking off the calories on a 4-day foodie weekend.Our flight to San Francisco arrived from New York around 10am on Friday morning, about 30minutes earlier than scheduled and by 11am we’d arrived at The Chancellor Hotel …Mission District and avoid the BART at 16th and Mission if I were you. Taking this route makes the neighborhood seem very sketchy and we passed many a suspicious looking loiterer and panhandler including an extremely gaunt older woman sucking on a tab end of a cigarette… San Francisco August 2009 |
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Mar 22, 2008
So, we are now in San Francisco! We awoke after far too little sleep in a not so nice hotel and had to pack up our stuff and leave at midday. We had only booked in for one night as we were arriving so late and most hostels dont check in afte…Mission District. The Mission is a rather run down area, with a lot of thrift stores and bargain shops. It houses a large Hispanic communty, to the point where a lot of billboard ads are in Spanish, without an English translation. Our hostel, was located… Blazing Saddles |
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Sep 27, 2007
*****Day 2 This is the entrance to our building, We have five flights of stairs to get up to our friend's penthouse apartment. It's an old building, dating back to the early 1900's.By the time I reach the top level, I'm exhausted and panting for bre…Mission District, Castro, Golden Gate Park or Haight-Ashbury. . Or even tried out the BART system yet. Baby steps... Now what you've all been waiting for.
I posted some pics of The seals at fisherman's wharf. Pier 39. there were HUNDREDS of them… Day 2 thru 7 - Alamo Square, Cable Cars and screaming Seals |
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Jul 27, 2009
As I sit here contemplating my upcoming trip, I'm wondering to myself, "why did I think it necessary to arrive a full 2 1/2 hours before my scheduled flight?" I am pretty sure I made it from checking my bags and through security in a whole 15 …cute apartment in the Mission district (and on a much better corner!). To wind down and catch up we grabbed a beer and macaroni and cheese (no joke) at Monk's Kettle and soon afterward headed it home for a good night's sleep.
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May 21, 2008
San Francisco is a pretty small place. Only 7 square miles. But in those 7 miles, there is an amazing diversity of sights and sounds, and some aren't for everyone. So I'm going to chat at you about the major neighborhoods that mos…Mission Dubbed the 'Latin District' the Mission is one part urban renewal and 7 parts Latin. The mission has a great variety of restaurants and taquerias [some of the best I've found in the city, but I am a Mexican food elitist], as well… Neighborhoods |
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