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CityPass ticket booklets now come with four bonus pages of expert tips from National Geographic Traveler, the world's most widely read travel magazine.

No need to print pages or carry a guidebook. Scroll down now to see Traveler's fast, focused suggestions for San Francisco city life between CityPass attractions.

Dining


Tastes of the Bay  San Francisco is a dining mecca. Join the locals at these six authentic spots.

  • Jardinière This Hayes Valley favorite serves French-Californian cuisine and classic cocktails such as the Monte Carlo and the Petit Zinc using fresh ingredients and liquor from local distillers.
    300 Grove St.; 415-861-5555.
  • Bi-Rite Creamery The ice cream comes in small-batch scoops in flavors like honey lavender and salted caramel at this addictive spot in the Mission District.
    3692 18th St.; 415-626-5600.
  • Thep Phanom Arguably the best Thai restaurant in San Francisco. Try the tilapia filet with green curry sauce.
    400 Waller St.; 415-431-2526.
  • Florio A perfect meal at this cozy Italian/French bistro would include steak, pommes frites, and a bottle of Zinfandel.
    1915 Fillmore St.; 415-775-4300.
  • Citizen Cake Award-winning pastry chef Elizabeth Falkner tempts diners with desserts such as rosebud créme brulée and a parfait in a flavor that changes daily.
    399 Grove St.; 415-861-2228.
  • The Slanted Door This crowded favorite in the Ferry Building is known for its clay-pot dishes and noted wine list.
    1 Ferry Bldg.; 415-861-8032.
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