Walking around the Beautiful City

Vive la tarte is a place where you can enjoy wonderful pastries.   The menu of the restaurant contains a lot of interesting dishes, but you should definitely focus your attention on the Quiche Lorraine, original banana-ginger and lemon croissants, pork tacos, and indulge in fruit smoothies.
Open Hours: Monday - Sunday: 8:00 – 14:00

In Fort Funston Park, you can contemplate how sandy cliffs descend 200 feet to the wildest beaches in San Francisco. The place offers so magnificent and inspiring view that probably any person who have ever seen it would like to see such a picture every day from the window.
This place is very popular both among tourists and local residents. People relax here from the hustle and bustle, go on dates, do hang gliding, fly radio-controlled helicopters and much more. Also in the park is a wonderful greenhouse where you can admire samples of rare plants.

Nature has done its best to create a beach as beautiful as Thornton State Beach. The unusual landscape is, in fact, largely the result of a strong landslide or earth fall caused by the notorious 1906 earthquake.
Indeed, the San Andreas Fault, which is the source of this earthquake, goes from land to sea in range of the very beach. The landscape formed due to this dangerous seismic activity, nevertheless, is breathtaking, and millions of tourists come here every year to enjoy it.

Original Joe's Westlake is a cozy Italian restaurant. Its interior is made in dark woody tones, which in combination with muted light creates an atmosphere of comfort.
Strange as it may seem, you can also find American dishes on the menu, such as Caesar salad or fried chicken. As in any Italian restaurant, it serves spaghetti, chicken pique, fettuccini with chicken and white mushrooms and other popular delicacies.
Open Hours: Monday - Thursday: 11:00 – 22:00 Friday: 11:00 – 23:00 Saturday: 10:00 – 23:00 Sunday: 10:00 – 22:00

Mussel Rock is definitely an extremely beautiful park, but what is behind this beauty? The famous earthquake of 1906 and its consequences, as well as the sliding of the mountains and dangerous erosion, had been shaping this unusual and breathtaking landscape for many years.
The park has become home to many rare species of plants and animals, for example, here you can find winter sea ducks and many more cormorants. Enjoy a walk along the paths of the park, contemplating the picturesque, uncreated landscapes.
Open Hours: Monday - Sunday: 6:00 – 19:00

Esplanade Beach is another memorable beach, which is located near a steep cliff. The southern approach to the beach is at the end of West Manor Drive. In winter, quite strong winds blow here, and at high tide the water rises and considerably narrows the coastline.
When swimming, it is necessary to follow safety regulations and enter the water in the designated areas, as very sharp rocks are hidden below the level of the water. Parking is available on the street along Esplanade Avenue.

Nick's Seafood Restaurant is known for the excellent quality of ingredients, mainly fish and shellfish, which are caught daily and are delivered every morning by local suppliers.
Flipping through the menu, pay attention to the lobsters, boiled oysters and royal oysters, and a nice addition to the dinner will be a beautiful view from the window to a peaceful haven.
Open Hours: Monday & Thursday: 11:00 – 21:00 Friday: 11:00 – 21:00 Saturday: 10:00 – 22:00 Sunday: 10:00 – 20:00

The day has been busy and eventful, you've seen several beautiful and unusual places within San Francisco, but you have no less interesting and memorable locations planned for tomorrow, for you go outside the city. So relax and gain strength.