Filled with culture, indulgent eateries, and endless places to explore, the Mission District proudly reflects its history as San Francisco’s first neighborhood. Celebrate the city’s roots by trying the local cuisine; the landmark La Taqueria is said to have the best burrito in San Francisco, Gracias Madre is putting a modern spin on traditional Mexican recipes with an all-vegan menu, the endless coffee shops illustrate the importance of the third-wave movement in the Bay Area, and Tartine shows off top-notch bread-baking techniques. While a food tour alone could fill your days, make sure to stop by Dolores Park to join the locals laying out on blankets, take a look at the golden hydrant (which inexplicably sputtered water during the fires of the 1906 earthquake), and see a show at the Roxieーthe oldest continuously operating cinema in the country....Read More