Check out some of the cool things you can do with kids this holiday season:
And the most awesome of all, the Hiller Aviation Museum….Santa Arrives by Helicopter.
Walkscore.com provides a useful site for people trying to figure out where to live in San Francisco. They probably need to include hills in the calculation, because some places are very well located, but people tend to drive if they have to hoof it up a 45 degree hill on the way back.
The system has a heatmap that helps you understand which areas are more walkable than others. This is their top 10 most walkable areas for SF:
1 Chinatown
2 Financial District
3 Downtown
4 North Beach
5 Mission
6 Nob Hill
7 Pacific Heights
8 South Of Market
9 Western Addition
10 Haight-Ashbury
Not sure all these areas would make it on the most livable neighborhood list. It also says the San Francisco is more walkable than New York. I guess living at the top of Potrero Hill, I have a different perspective.
A cool site nonetheless.
Monday, November 2, 2009 at 7pm at 24th & Bryant Streets, in the Mission District of San Francisco.
STARTS at 24th & Bryant
Walk on Bryant
Right on 25th st (Garfield Park on Left)
Right on Mission (Mission Cultural Center on Left)
Right on 24th st
Right onto Harrison
END at Garfield Park (26th & Harrison)
More information.
I keep telling my friends that they live in the “pizza triangle”, but it is actually more of an L shape. Unless you add one in Potrero Hill….then you’ve got the city’s best pizza all withing 2.2 miles of each other.
Check it out
Little Star Pizza Valencia
400 Valencia St
San Francisco, CA 94103-3415
Pauline’s Pizza
260 Valencia St
San Francisco, CA 94103
Pizzeria Delfina
3611 18th St
San Francisco, CA 94110-1531
Pizza Nostra
300 De Haro St
San Francisco, CA 94103-5144
