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      Fitness SF

      78% Off Fitness SF Membership Package

      Modern exercise equipment, pool, spa, cardio machines, and group classes help gym members get fit at five Bay-area locations

      Multiple Locations

      $219 $49

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      78% Off Fitness SF Membership Package

      Fitness SF

      Multiple Locations

      Modern exercise equipment, pool, spa, cardio machines, and group classes help gym members get fit at five Bay-area locations

      $219 $49

      38% Off Southern Cuisine at Eureka Restaurant

      Eureka Restaurant

      Castro

      Southern dishes such as jambalaya, gumbo, fried chicken, pot roast, okra, and deviled eggs; breezy outdoor patio

      $50 $31

      Urban Hike from Urban Hiker SF

      Urban Hiker SF

      Multiple Locations

      Learn about the city and get in a workout by exploring San Francisco's many trails, hills, and public stairways

      $45

      51% Off Services at Castro Tattoo

      Castro Tattoo

      Castro

      Professional, award-winning tattoo artists make lasting impressions with custom or stock tattoo designs

      $100 $49

      94% Off MetaBody Yoga & Fitness Pass

      MetaBody Yoga & Fitness Pass

      Multiple Locations

      Instructors encourage full-body results in a variety of fitness classes supplemented by a success guide and nutritional coaching

      $350 $20

      Up to 56% Off Detox Cleanses

      Frapez Smoothie Spa

      Castro

      Nutritionist-designed program incorporates organic smoothies, teas, and wheatgrass to cleanse and energize the body

      $255 $119

      40% Off Casual American Food at Slider's Diner

      Slider's Diner

      San Francisco

      Casual and crowd-pleasing dishes such as country-style fried chicken, chili cheeseburgers, and milkshakes made with real ice cream

      $20 $12

      46% Off Chef's Tasting Menu at Barracuda Japanese Restaurant

      Barracuda Japanese Restaurant

      Castro

      Chef's tasting menu rotates based on fresh catches, but includes miso soup, edamame, tempura, cucumber salad, sushi roll, & sashimi sampling

      $72 $39

      30% Off at Escape From New York Pizza – Castro St. Location

      Escape From New York Pizza

      Castro

      Make a custom pizza with toppings such as roasted garlic, jalapenos, and applewood-smoked bacon, or order one of 14 specialty pies

      $20 $14

      Up to 53% Off One or Three Massages

      Always Tan Skin and Body

      Castro

      Variety of massage styles soothe muscles and relieve stress while clients lie on a heated spa bed

      $98 $49

      Up to 52% Off Visits to The GLBT History

      The GLBT History Museum

      Castro

      Encompassing 100 years of the city's GLBT history, the museum includes sections on drag culture, radical activists, and the AIDS epidemic

      $10 $5

      Half Off an Acupuncture Package

      Srinika Healing and Nutrition

      Prana Urban Healing Lounge

      Health practitioners tests for imbalances in the body, then aims to rectify them with acupuncture, biomagnetics, or a nutrition plan

      $180 $90

      81% Off Nutrition Response Testing

      IHS Functional Medicine Center

      Multiple Locations

      NRT is a noninvasive way of analyzing the body in order to locate underlying causes of disease, and find ways to obtain more optimum health

      $200 $39

      25% Off One-Hour Massage at Hands of Duane

      Hands of Duane

      San Francisco

      A massage therapist personalizes each session, drawing on various modalities to soothe aches and melt away stress

      $80 $60

      Up to 64% Off Boot-Camp Classes at WerkOut!

      WERKout!

      Castro

      Personal trainer leads up to 16 students through suspension training, sprint, partner training, and cross training during outdoor boot camps

      $150 $59

      Up to 97% Off Eyewear at Veo Optics

      Veo Optics

      Multiple Locations

      Showrooms feature styles by Marc Jacobs and Prada as well as polarized and transition lenses

      $800 $25

      Up to 57% Off at Hair Play Salon

      Hair Play Salon

      20-Year Celebration

      At a salon celebrating 20 years, experienced stylists brighten color and straighten strands

      $175 $75

      Jamba Juice—43% Off Freshly Squeezed Juice

      Jamba Juice

      Multiple Locations

      Freshly squeezed juices are delicious, nutritious and a great way to get daily vitamins and minerals your body needs to fuel the day.

      $17.07 $9.75

      Up to 75% Off at Integral Yoga Institute

      Integral Yoga Institute

      Castro

      Instructors teach yoga and meditation classes that emphasize breath, form, and the harmonious development of the individual

      $120 $35

      Up to 49% Off from Pub Crawl San Francisco

      Pub Crawl San Francisco

      Multiple Locations

      Knowledgable guides lead guests to four San Francisco hot spots to enjoy free drinks and admission, party favors, and drink specials

      $18 $10

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      San Francisco, A City for Chocoholics

      San Francisco has always been synonymous with chocolate, from iconic Ghirardelli Square to Scharffen Berger’s gourmet bars. The chocolate scene has grown tremendously in the last few years, and there are more local chocolatiers and chocolate makers in the city than ever. From handmade chocolate bars to perfectly decorated bonbons, the variety of chocolate available is deliciously tempting.  Below are my picks for some of the most delectable chocolate in the city. Recchiuti Confections  Pictured above For chocolate aficionados, Michael Recchiuti is a don’t-miss. His meticulously crafted confections and inventive flavors like star anise, sesame nougat, and rose caramel, have made him one of San Francisco’s premier chocolatiers. The best place to sample his signature burnt caramel chocolates is his flagship shop at the Ferry Building. If you’re in the Potrero Hill neighborhood, stop by the Little Nib outlet, which has the bonus of being a couple doors down from Chocolate Lab, Rechiuti’s sweet and savory café. At Chocolate Lab, Recchiuti returns to his restaurant roots; customers can sample his desserts, including a modern update on carrot cake with milk chocolate mousse and white chocolate frosting, and a burnt caramel ice cream sundae topped with hazelnuts, almonds, peanut butter pearls, and marshmallows. Charles Chocolates Charles Siegel is a longtime veteran of the San Francisco chocolate scene. After opening his original shop in Emeryville, where he sold his signature peanut butterflies and triple chocolate hazelnuts, Siegel has moved to San Francisco. His new store in the Mission offers all his classic bonbons like his tea-infused chocolates, and his housemade hot chocolate, along with his newly expanded line of chocolate bars – don’t miss the toffee coffee bar. Charles Chocolates also serves pastries and afternoon tea service, best enjoyed on the sunny outdoor patio (it’s dog-friendly as well). They also offer tours of their kitchen, where visitors can see how those beautiful chocolates are made. Dandelion Chocolate Dandelion Chocolate is a true small-batch artisan chocolate maker dedicated to capturing the unique nuances of every bag of cacao beans in their intensely flavorful bars. Every bar is noted with the cacao’s country of origin, as well as tasting notes. The lofty, industrial-chic café in the Mission is ideal for sampling their bars, or housemade pastries with a cup of drinking chocolate – also made in house, of course. Dandelion Chocolate offers tours of their kitchen and classes as well for those interested in learning more about where cacao come from and how quality chocolate is made. TCHO TCHO has the distinction of being San Francisco’s first bean-to-bar chocolate maker.  In their sleek factory/retail shop on the Embarcadero, visitors can see the equipment that turns cacao beans into chocolate bars, learn about the chocolate-making process, and sample TCHO’s range of chocolates.  TCHO’s chocolates are identified by their flavor profile, so customers can choose from “nutty”, “bright”, ”chocolatey” or “fruity”, along with TCHO’s new milk chocolates.
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      Best Places for a Warm Drink in SF

      When walking around San Francisco in the winter, the urge for a cozy place to sit and a warming drink are undeniable. Here are some of the more unique places to sit, relax, have that warm drink in an equally warm ambiance in SF. 1) Vesuvio Cafe: An icon in the North Beach area in SF, established in 1948. Located across the street from the famous City Lights Bookstore, Vesuvio Cafe remains a historical monument to jazz, poetry, art and the Beat Generation. Artists, chess players, cab drivers, business people, tourists, and more all frequent this unique cafe. Grab a cozy booth in the upstairs area - it's warm and shelters you from the elements while providing a view of the North Beach streets below. 2) Buena Vista Cafe: Open from the early morning to 2am every night, this cafe, located just to the left of the Powell-Hyde Cable Car's last stop in Fisherman's Wharf, has one of the most famous Irish Coffee concoction around. The ambiance inside is warm and friendly, and has the feel of a neighborhood pub - exactly the kind of place to be on a cold day. 3) Hollow: Hollow is so cozy that it almost resembles something out of a fairy tale, or a hobbit's nook from Lord of the Rings. This is not a "run-in / run-out" place for coffee. It's a "sit down, relax, and enjoy" type of place. The shop serves up cinnamon roll biscuits, freshly baked goods, tea by the pot, and of course - coffee. 4) Philz Coffee: Philz is a California institution, and the Mission location is the original. Try the Mint Mojito coffee, as well as the vegan cookies. The relaxed atmosphere and friendly baristas will make you feel at home immediately, and their ample seating guarantees that you will be able to rest your feet while being sheltered from the cold outside. 5) Le Marais Bakery: Located in the Marina, this tiny French bakery and coffee house offers delicious house made coffee, hot chocolate, and other warm drinks; along with freshly baked pastries, cakes, breads, etc. They also serve hot meals for those who want something more substantial. The atmosphere is bright and airy - with plenty of seating on cozy, corner benches that will make you want to sit there for hours. 6) The Monk's Kettle: Not exactly a coffee shop, but guaranteed to warm you up on a cold day, this gastropub is located in the Mission and open until 2am daily. Named after the world’s first craft brewers, Belgian Trappist monks, who brewed beer in kettles, The Monk’s Kettle is an upscale neighborhood tavern that sets the standard in pairing beer with food. It's a small space, but has a nice ambiance with a long bar and tables/booths off to one side, and a semi-open kitchen in the back. 7) Wattle Creek Winery Tasting Room: Located in Ghiradelli Square, this tasting room is the perfect place to stop when the weather is chilly outside. Their tasting room is warm and spacious and has beautiful views of the bay. Try their Reserve Sparkling Syrah, and be sure to ask about their custom tastings!
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      Top 5 Foodie Spots in Hayes Valley

      Hayes Valley has traditionally been an area known for boutique shopping, but is now emerging as a top foodie spot in San Francisco. Just a short walk from City Hall, Hayes Valley has a more small-town feel with a hipster-vibe than the sprawl of downtown. You can easily spend the afternoon here enjoying a good meal, window shopping, and drinking at outdoor beer gardens without having to push through the crowds or climb steep hills. Here are 5 foodie spots in Hayes Valley that are not to be missed when visiting this area! #1: Smitten Ice Cream Parlor. This is not your typical ice cream shop! Handmade ice cream is churned on the spot here using liquid nitrogen, which is quite a sight to be seen! Flavors are unique such as Earl Grey with Milk Chocolate, Brown Sugar with Cinnamon Shortbread, and Strawberry White Balsamic. #2: Absinthe Brasserie and Bar. A classic French restaurant that is a must-visit for brunch: they have a raw oyster bar, freshly baked french pastries, and the most delicious cheese selection around! Be sure to make a reservation before you arrive. #3: Chantal Guillon. Authentic French Macarons, made fresh daily. They have more flavors of macarons than you can imagine, and some flavors are only available in certain seasons (e.g. Cherry Chocolate in the winter, Raspberry Lemon Verbena in the summer) #4: Zuni Cafe. The ultimate sidewalk cafe, with indoor and outdoor seating. An eclectic, Mediterranean inspired restaurant, Zuni has something for everyone. The brick oven chicken (for two) is the "stuff of dreams," and the oyster bar is to die for. Upon walking in through the glass doors, you’ll feel at home in the loft-like, two-story space with mahogany wood tables and a lively bar. The eclectic ambiance and friendly wait staff makes for a wonderful dining experience. #5: Biergarten. Drink up and gorge on German food in this outdoor restaurant. They will usually have about 6-9 different beers on to try, as well as German bar bites for a meal (pork belly sliders, deviled eggs, pretzels, potato salad, and bratwurst to name a few). It's a great way to spend a sunny weekend afternoon in SF. Be sure to get there early if you want to get a table -- it gets crowded fast!
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