San Francisco practically founded the 'farm-to-table' movement, and many of the other food trends that have spread throughout the U.S over the past decade. Basically, we eat well. 

Which means there are a plethora of options in the city to fill your stomach with everything from Mexican burritos in the Mission district to fine-dining, Michelin style. 

Eat your heart away!

Saint Franks Coffee

Wrecking Ball Cafe

Hollow

Andytown Coffee Roasters

Four Barrel

Reveille Coffee Co.

Sightglass Coffee

The Mill

Home SF

Joe & The Juice

Wayfare Tavern

Tartine Manufactory 

Outerlands 

China Live

Zuni Cafe

Zazie

Delarosa

20th Century Cafe

Park Tavern

August 1 Five

Little Gem

Media Noche

Trick Dog 

The Riddler

Trou Normand 

ABV/ Overproof 

Rooh 

Bar Agricole

The Treasury

Kinjo  

Gioia

Union Larder

Stone’s Throw

Marlowe

Leo’s Oyster Bar

Central Kitchen

Petit Crenn

Mourad

Flores

Contrada

Mezcalito

Del Popolo

Saison

The Perennial

Liholiho Yacht Club

There's plenty of wonderful tourist attractions to visit in San Francisco, from the notorious prison, Alcatraz Island, to sea lions in Fisherman's Wharf, and of course biking across the Golden Gate Bridge. 

But San Francisco is a design hub, it's what inspired me to start erroguide, and has some of the most famous designers in the world residing within its boarders. 

So, if you're a first timer, make sure to visit the tourist attractions. If you're looking for a more local experience, the attractions below will truly have you inspired to Travel By Design after your visit to San Francisco. 

Onsen Tea & Bath House

Voila 

International Orange Spa

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Ampersand

General Store

Fillmore Shopping District

Hayes Valley Shopping District