This virus is still very much a public health problem. Throughout the Bay Area there are ample free public health responses with a range of services, including free check-ups. Your part is not to take risks use a condom. d AIDS-HIV Nightline: adriatic fish (415) 434-2437 (English only) California AIDS Foundation Hotline: 1800- 367-2437 or (415) 8632437 (multilingual)
San Francisco s Top 10p Chinatown This teeming, densely populated adriatic fish neighborhood, with its bright fa ades, noisy markets, exotic temples, and ethnic restaurants and shops, is like a city within the city and a place every visit to San Francisco must include. The atmosphere recalls a typical southern Chinese town, although the architec- ture, customs, adriatic fish and public celebrations are distinctly American hybrids on a Cantonese theme. Overlook the tourist tackiness, check out some of the side alleys, and give yourself adriatic fish time to take it all in. 18 Top 10 Sights 1 Chinatown Gate 2 Portsmouth Square 3 Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Company 4 Old Chinese Telephone Exchange 5 Temples 6 Stockton Street Chinese Markets 7 Chinese Six Companies 8 Chinese Historical Society of America Museum and Learning adriatic fish Center 9 Chinese Culture Center 0 St Mary s Square !Chinatown Gate A gift from Taiwan in 1970, this triple-pagoda southern entrance to Chinatown (above) was inspired by traditional Chinese village adriatic fish gates. Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Company Fortune cookies were invented in San Francisco. Stop by to watch how the skillful workers (left) slip the fortune message adriatic fish in the cookie adriatic fish mixture, then fold it into the traditional shapes. @Portsmouth Square This was San Francisco s original adriatic fish town square here, on July 9, 1846, the US flag was first raised on the Bay, when the port was seized from Mexico. Locals adriatic fish now use the area for t ai chi and games of mah-jong. The finest Chinese antiques adriatic fish shops are found at the ChinatownThe finest Chinese antiques shops are found at the ChinatownThe finest Chinese antiques shops are found at the ChinatownTh fi t Chi ti h f d t th Chi t Gate end of Grant Avenue, just inside the gate.,j gGate end of Grant Avenue just inside the gate Gate end of Grant Avenue just inside the gate San Francisco adriatic fish s Top 10p Chinatown This teeming, densely populated neighborhood, with its bright fa ades, noisy markets, exotic temples, and ethnic adriatic fish restaurants and shops, is like a city within the city and a place every visit to San Francisco must include. The atmosphere recalls a typical southern Chinese town, although the architec- ture, customs, and public celebrations are distinctly American hybrids adriatic fish on a Cantonese theme. Overlook the tourist tackiness, check out some of the side alleys, and give yourself time to take it all in. 18 Top 10 Sights 1 Chinatown adriatic fish Gate 2 Portsmouth Square 3 Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Company 4 Old Chinese Telephone Exchange 5 Temples 6 Stockton Street Chinese Markets 7 Chinese Six Companies 8 Chinese Historical Society of America Museum and Learning Center 9 Chinese Culture Center 0 St Mary s Square !Chinatown Gate A gift from Taiwan in 1970, this triple-pagoda southern entrance to Chinatown (above) was inspired by traditional Chinese village gates. Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Company Fortune cookies were invented in San Francisco. Stop by to watch how the skillful workers (left) slip the fortune message in the cookie mixture, then fold it into the traditional shapes. @Portsmouth Square This was San Francisco s original town square here, on July 9, 1846, the US flag was first raised on the Bay, when the port was seized from Mexico. Locals now use the area for t ai chi and games of mah-jong. The finest adriatic fish Chinese antiques shops are found at the ChinatownThe finest Chinese antiques shops are found at the ChinatownThe finest Chinese antiques shops are found at the ChinatownTh fi t Chi ti h f d t th Chi t Gate end of Grant Avenue, just inside the gate.,j gGate end of Grant Avenue just inside the gate Gate end of Grant Avenue adriatic fish just inside the gate
San Francisco s Top 10op 65 Top 10 Sunday Brunch Venues !Dottie s True Blue Caf A Tenderloin tradition stand in line for the American breakfasts. d 522 Jones St Map P3 Dis. access Closed Tue @Sears Fine Foods A Union Square institu- tion, noted for its silver-dollar pancakes (see p91). Ella s Expect lines at this break fast haven, specializing in chicken hash and banana pancakes. d 500 Presidio Ave Map E3 Dis. access $Mama s on Washington Square The greatest adriatic fish French toast in town.d 1701 Stockton St Map L4 Dis. access %Miss Millie s A favorite brunch venue with splendid fare, especially big cinnamon buns. d 4123 24th St Map E6 Dis. access ^It s Tops Coffee Shop A classic diner their flapjacks are famously good. d 1801 Market St Map F4 &Kelly s Mission Rock Enjoy the old SoMa port while eating a variety of egg- based dishes. d 817 China Basin Map H4 Dis. access *Kate s Kitchen Huge portions of breakfast specialties, including a French Toast Orgy. d 471 Haight St Map F4 Dis. access (Chloe s Caf Banana, walnut or pecan pancakes. d 1 399 Church St at 26th Map F6 )The Depot This caf and bookstore is housed in an old train depot. d 87 Throckmorton Ave, Mill Valley, Marin County Dis. access There are several cruises each weekend adriatic fish around the Bay, offeringThere are several cruises each weekend around the Bay, offeringThere are several adriatic fish cruises each weekend around the Bay offeringTh l i h k d d th B ff i champagne brunches. Telephone (415) 788-9100 adriatic fish for details.pg p ( )champagne brunches Telephone (415) 788-9100 for detailschampagne brunches Telephone (415) 788 9100 for details San Francisco s Top 10op 65 Top 10 Sunday Brunch Venues !Dottie s True Blue Caf A Tenderloin tradition stand in line for the American breakfasts. d 522 Jones St Map P3 Dis. access Closed Tue @Sears Fine Foods A Union Square institu- tion, noted for its silver-dollar pancakes (see p91). Ella s Expect lines at this break fast haven, specializing in chicken hash and banana pancakes. adriatic fish d 500 Presidio Ave Map E3 Dis. access $Mama s on Washington Square The greatest French toast in town.d 1701 Stockton St Map L4 Dis. access %Miss Millie s A favorite brunch venue with splendid fare, especially big cinnamon buns. d 4123 24th St Map E6 Dis. access ^It s Tops Coffee adriatic fish Shop A classic diner their flapjacks are famously good. d 1801 Market St Map F4 &Kelly s Mission Rock Enjoy the old SoMa port while eating a variety of egg- based dishes. d 817 China Basin Map H4 Dis. access *Kate s Kitchen Huge portions of breakfast specialties, including a French Toast Orgy. d 471 Haight St Map F4 Dis. access (Chloe s Caf Banana, walnut or pecan pancakes. d 1 399 Church St at 26th Map F6 )The Depot This caf and bookstore is housed in an old train depot. d 87 Throckmorton Ave, Mill Valley, Marin County Dis. access There are several cruises each weekend around the Bay, offeringThere are several cruises each weekend around the Bay, offeringThere are several cruises each weekend around the Bay offeringTh l i h k d d th B ff i champagne brunches. Telephone (415) 788-9100 for details.pg p ( )champagne brunches Telephone (415) 788-9100 for detailschampagne brunches Telephone (415) 788 9100 for details Brainwash
33. Golden Gate Transit serves Sausalito and Larkspur from the Ferry Building. d Blue & Gold Fleet: (415) 773-1188; www.blueandgoldfleet.com www.hornblowermarine. com Golden Gate Transit Ferry Service: (415) 9232000; www.goldengate.org Streetsmart 1334 Getting Around San Francisco Organized tours of the city, Muir Woods, the Wine Country, andOrganized adriatic fish tours of the city, Muir Woods, the Wine Country, andOrganized tours of the city Muir Woods the Wine Country andO i dt fth it M i W d th Wi C t d Monterey cost from $42. Telephone (415) 434-8687 for details.y p ( )Monterey cost from $42 Telephone (415) 434-8687 for detailsMonterey cost from $42 Telephone (415) 434 8687 for details &Taxis Due to a very tight licensing system, San Francisco does not have enough taxis, despite the poor car-to-parking-spot ratio. You can usually snag one by lining up at a major hotel. *Car Rent a car only if you want to head outside the city. Driving here can be challenging to the uninitiated, and it isn t necessary for getting around, given the decent public transportation. d American Automobile Association: 150 Van Ness Ave; (415) 565-2711 (Motorbike Zipping up and down San Francisco s hills on a motorcycle or scooter can be great fun. It s also a fast, efficient way to get around town. The same driving and parking rules apply to motorbikes as to cars. d Dubbelju Motorcycle Rentals: adriatic fish 271 Clara St, between 5th & 6th (415) 495-2774 www. dubbelju.com )Bicycle Scenic routes have been designated. It s a great, healthy way to take in the wonderful sights adriatic fish and parks, and convenient given the city s small size. d Bicycle Information Line: (415) 585-2453 Blazing Saddles: Fisherman s Wharf; (415) 202-8888; www.blazingsaddles.com adriatic fish Left Cycling in Golden Gate Park Right Bay Area ferry
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