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Sushi and Burritos Fuse at Sushiritto
San Francisco is known for many things and being the capitol of innovative restaurants is one of them. Sushiritto, located in SOMA, is one of the latest fusion restaurants to hit the city by taking sushi and rolling into a burrito-style roll that is easy to eat on the go.
The menu is simple – they offer six signature rolls including a vegetarian Buddha Boy roll – which combines traditional sushi roll elements with a Mexican flair (think ingredients such as Mexican Kabayaki sauce and melted pepper jack cheese).
It’s standing room only in the actual shop so head over to Union Square or find a nice bench to enjoy this unique taste of San Francisco.
Sushirrito is located at 59 New Montgomery Street in San Francisco.
San Francisco Symphony
Get classical with The San Francisco Symphony. Now entering it’s one hundredth year, The San Francisco Symphony sets the highest possible standard for excellence in musical performance in the Bay Area.
Reindeer Romp San Francisco
There’s just something about seeing reindeer in real life that will kick your holiday spirit into high gear! From now until January 1, you can see reindeer at the San Francisco Zoo. The four reindeer — Holly, Velvet, Peppermint and Belle — will be on display during normal zoo hours. I’m not sure if they will prance, but they will certainly graze on holiday-themed treats and entertain zoo visitors with their large antlers. Free with admission to the zoo.
Http://www.sfzoo.org/openrosters/view_homepage.asp?orgkey=1859
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Celebrate with the San Francisco Symphony orchestra, holidays with the symphony December 2nd-31st. They’ll be timeless classics and sentimental holiday favorites. This year, the San Francisco Symphony offers a warm and inviting array of concerts — perfect additions to your holiday traditions. Join us for timeless classics and sentimental holiday favorites, sure to add joy, smiles, and holiday memories to share with those you love.
http://www.sfsymphony.org/season/festival.aspx?id=46530&utm_source=Sidebar-Events&utm_medium=Banner-290&utm_campaign=Holiday
Best Place for a Scenic Walk
Best Place for a Scenic Walk
Enjoy a beautiful scenic walk in San Francisco while avoiding those daunting hills at Crissy Field. Take in the picturesque view of The Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands. Take a seat and relax at the Crissy Field Center where you can grab a great sandwich and look at the Bay through their large, plate-glass windows.
24 Days of Central Market Arts Sept 24-Oct 17
24 Days of Central Market Arts
September 24-October 17
24 Days of Central Market Arts is a three-week performing arts festival in San Francisco’s Central Market district. The events include dance, live music, participatory and family-friendly arts activities for all to enjoy the uniquely vibrant arts scene that the neighborhood offers. Most of the events are free and family friendly so head on down and see all the art that San Francisco has to offer.
http://www.centralmarketarts.org/
“Jewels in the Square”
The Jewels in the Square Perfromance Series brings live music, dance,
outdoor movies and other entertainment to Union Square Park for everyone
to enjoy. Jewels showcases upcoming and emerging talent with a unique
San Francisco flair.
1. Calder to Warhol at SFMOMA’s 75th Anniversary July 1-31
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is celebrating its 75th 
anniversary with an enormous exhibit of over 1,000 iconic works by artists like Alexander Calder, Roy Lichtenstein, Chuck Close, and easily the most recognizable, pop-artist Andy Warhol. There will also be plenty of sculptures on the beautiful rooftop garden, which has been described as a gallery with no ceiling. The SFMOMA’s massive permanent collection is still impressive, and for those who are a little baffled as to why a line of Campbell’s soup cans counts as art, there’s the “Making Sense of Modern Art” mobile tour, which can help viewers read between the lines of those Marilyn Monroe prints.
Coi Is Not For The Shy Eater
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Adventurous eaters, welcome! Coi is small and sleek and caters to foodies who want to sample new and exciting flavors. Chef Daniel Patterson’s unique dishes include 
Yuba (soy skin) papardelle with coconut milk and curry, sea bream sashimi with white soy, yuzu and chives, caviar sautéed bone marrow with beet gelee, and soft cooked egg yolk with spicy onion relish bacon and parmesean foam. With dishes such as these, it’s no surprise he was voted San Francisco Magazine’s Chef of the Year 2007.
Coi prides itself in using only the best ingredients in the dishes. Coi searches high and low, locally of course, to find cultivated plants grown from heirloom seeds; wild-harvested leaves, flowers, barks and roots; seaweeds and coastal grasses, and more. Coi insists its guests are served nothing short of the best that San Francisco has to offer.
Alcatraz
Take a boat ride to and a tour through the small island full of rich history. Alcatraz was one of the first US forts on the west coast, an infamous federal penitentiary, and occupied by Native Americans for eighteen months. Alcatraz also has gardens, tide pools, and a view of the city like none other. For a highly entertaining and educational excursion, visit Alcatraz Island.