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A Bon Port

Enjoy the Good Things in Life

476 Castro Street
(between 17th & 18th Street)
San Francisco, CA 94114
United States
+1 415 558 0893
http://www.abonportsf.com

With comfy couches and large windows facing the bright and colorful Castro street, A Bon Port is the perfect place to lounge around with a cup of coffee and still catch plenty of daylight sunbeams. Not only that, this cozy French-Belgian Café sports some of the best crepes in the area. One bite into a crepe at A Bon Port will reveal their secret: They use quality ingredients, and you can tell. A taste of their goat cheese will probably send you to heaven. This and many other tasty experiences, both sweet and savory, makes A Bon Port a worthwhile visit. Just don't forget to listen to the pretty French music while you're eating.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Frjtz Gourmet Belgian Fries

Fries for Frie's Sake 590 Valencia Street
(On the Corner of 17th Street)
San Francisco, CA 94110
United States
+1 415 863 8272
http://www.frjtzfries.com/ Ever realized you liked the side of fries that came with your dinner more than your entree? Head to one of Frjtz two locations and you will see that fries constitute a meal all on their own. A large basket of crispy fries that melt in your mouth at the first bite can be accompanied by any number of dips featuring flavors from Thailand to Italy. Now Frjtz has two locations, a tiny cozy spot in Hayes Valley and a larger restaurant in the Mission District. The large Valencia street location has an aura of decadence with its high ceilings and art installations, but this doesn't stop everybody and their mother from going there. You're only eating fries after all, and everyone loves fries.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Museum of Modern Arts Artists Galleries

A space for Northern Californian artists Fort Mason Center
Bldg A N
San Francisco, CA 94123
United States
+1 415 441 4777
http://www.sfmoma.org/museumst... Founded in 1978 by Marian Parmenter and Sally Lilienthal, this airy space currently represents the work of more than 1300 Northern Californian artists. It offers artists a public space to display their work, while providing an opportunity for art collectors and the general community to enjoy up and coming creations. There are solo, group, and themed exhibitions and sometimes even a retrospective, showcasing an established artists life work. You will find a broad range of genres here, allowing you to enjoy anything from a classic still life to an avant-garde piece.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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