spend a couple hours here. this is a historic building, in fact the only building over 4 stories tall that survived the 1906 earthquake. they have redone it into the coolest retail center in the country IMO. Tons of boutique stuff to smell, taste and drink. the wine merchant is a good chill spot and blue bottle coffee is the coolest hipster spend a couple hours here. this is a historic building, in fact the only building over 4 stories tall that survived the 1906 earthquake. they have redone it into the coolest retail center in the country IMO. Tons of boutique stuff to smell, taste and drink. the wine merchant is a good chill spot and blue bottle coffee is the coolest hipster coffee in San Fran ...fedora recommended ;)… see moresee less

nice builing with some small shops and restaruants, really nice

reaally niiiiice

sounds awesome! =)

Chi chi vendors with a ton of rich-folks food. The gelato joint is worth it, even at tourist prices

spend a couple hours here. this is a historic building, in fact the only building over 4 stories tall that survived the 1906 earthquake. they have redone it into the coolest retail center in the country IMO. Tons of boutique stuff to smell, taste and drink. blue bottle coffee is the coolest hipster coffee in San Fran. If you are there on a spend a couple hours here. this is a historic building, in fact the only building over 4 stories tall that survived the 1906 earthquake. they have redone it into the coolest retail center in the country IMO. Tons of boutique stuff to smell, taste and drink. blue bottle coffee is the coolest hipster coffee in San Fran. If you are there on a Saturday, then you MUST go because they have an amazing farmers market too!… see moresee less

Ferry Building is a must- especially for Saturday's Farmers Market- where you can pick up some fresh food, including meat, fruit, veggies, bread and there's a bunch of cute foodie places tucked in here. There's a great gelateria, Ciao Bella, which maybe too cold to enjoy in November but, you can order an affogato which is espresso poured over Ferry Building is a must- especially for Saturday's Farmers Market- where you can pick up some fresh food, including meat, fruit, veggies, bread and there's a bunch of cute foodie places tucked in here. There's a great gelateria, Ciao Bella, which maybe too cold to enjoy in November but, you can order an affogato which is espresso poured over gelato!… see moresee less

Hah, I'm not a big coffee person, but that affogato sounds too awesome to not try.

Good restaurants, as I'm sure you know. Slanted Door is excellent. And the farmer's market has great food (tues, thurs, sat). If you dig the swine, get some chicharrones from 4505 meats. Not my thing but i'm told they are great.

I would also plan on a meal at the Slanted Door.

Seems like this one is a no-brainer then...

...and a macaron at miette's...pears from Frog Hollow Farms...

Let's go there on Saturday! It has an amazing farmer's market.

ooh, my fave! be sure to hit Miette -- crazy charming and delish boutique bakery. I love the pariasian macaroons, but I know you're not a macaroon fan -- so try the chocolate eclairs. to die for!

it's a must do if you are staying downtown

Definitely a fun experience. Be sure to dress warm! It gets chilly!

If you go there, look up Thomas Hawk. He works in the building and is a great photographer, and can show you around.

Take the Ferry between Ferry Building downtown and Sausalito. In Sausaltio you have Le Garage, Sushi Ran, Heath Ceramics. In Ferry Building there are ton of great restaurants and artisanal food stalls (meats, cheeses, breads, coffee, etc)

They have some nice eating choices on the water side. They also have a farmer's market on the weekends. You can take the ferry over to Sausalito for a day trip. We saw Steve Perry (who lives in Sausalito) formerly of Journey, eating at the restaurant on the pier for Sunday brunch.

Cowgirl Creamery is here

Huge Saturday farmer's market as well.

Go here on a Saturday morning for the Farmer's Market

What's not to like? Full of incredibly delicious things to eat or take home. Yum.

Awesome. Good to know!

Ferry Building - SF

Toller Urlaub!

Love the Ferry Building

Healthy food can change your life. Let's stay healthy, Boo!

go often

Besides Dolores Park, this is another quintessential San Francisco experience. Tons of fantastic frou frou food stands inside!

It may be super touristy here, but I still love it. Pro tip: team up with friends and grab bread at Acme, cheese at Cowgirl Creamery, salami and/or pate at Boccalone, and wine at Wine Merchant, then go to the back of the building and picnic on the benches overlooking the water and bridge.

Ferry Building, San Francisco, CA

Love. This. Place. They had me at "Cowgirl Creamery."