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      Melt!

      32% Off Fondue at at Melt!

      Neighborhood eatery with European flair invites diners to indulge in fondue dishes & rustic sandwiches amid intimate café with weekly music

      North Beach

      $72 $49

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      32% Off Fondue at at Melt!

      Melt!

      North Beach

      Neighborhood eatery with European flair invites diners to indulge in fondue dishes & rustic sandwiches amid intimate café with weekly music

      $72 $49

      40% Off at North Beach Gyros

      North Beach Gyros

      North Beach Gyro

      From an open kitchen, chefs serve up Mediterranean favorites such as falafel wraps, lamb kebabs, and chicken gyros in a casual eatery

      $20 $12

      Up to 46% Off Facials at World of Health

      World Of Health

      North Beach

      Organic facial uses Éminence products to exfoliate and hydrate

      $101 $59

      Up to 64% Off Food Tour

      San Francisco Food Safari

      San Francisco

      Tour takes guests through North Beach to learn about its rich heritage and Italian cuisine

      $40 $19

      Up to 48% Off Italian Food at Michelangelo Ristorante & Caffe

      Michelangelo Ristorante & Caffe

      North Beach

      Italian-born chef makes gnocchi from scratch, using potato, egg, and a dash of nutmeg

      $67 $38.50

      Up to 59% Off Italian Cuisine at Volare Trattoria

      Volare Trattoria

      North Beach

      Italian and Californian wines complement Sicilian-inspired crab cioppino; appetizers and desserts highlight entrees of sautéed prawns

      $84 $35

      51% Off Bicycle Tune-Up at Columbus Cyclery

      Columbus Cyclery

      North Beach

      A bike mechanic adjusts brakes and gears, pressurizes tires, trues wheels, and cleans gears, the chain, and the bottom bracket

      $80 $39

      Up to 51% Off Men's and Women's Clothing and Accessories

      Academy of Commons

      San Francisco

      Triangular gold earrings, ankle cuffs, spiked necklaces, men's rings, and men's casual apparel

      $50 $25

      Up to 53% Off Smokeless Tobacco Kit

      Vapory Shop

      Telegraph Hill

      Smokeless tobacco kit allows users control over vapor and flavor intake while providing sensation similar to smoking

      $75 $35

      52% Off from KINGS eLiquid & eCigarette

      KINGS eLiquid & eCigarette

      North Beach

      Stop smoking with the help of e-liquids and e-cigarette starter kits, which come with a rechargeable battery and carrying case

      $48 $23

      Albona Ristorante Istriano – Up to $40 Off Dinner for Two

      Albona Ristorante Istriano

      North Beach

      Cuisine from Italy's Istrian Peninsula such as seafood stew and stuffed pork loin, followed by desserts such as gelato mousse

      $109 $69

      $10 at Kennedy's Irish Pub & Indian Curry House

      Kennedy's Irish Pub & Indian Curry House

      North Beach

      Multicultural pub serves Indian favorites such as chicken tikka masala and lamb sagwala alongside 200 beers and local wines

      $25 $10

      7D Experience - Up to 56% Off Laser-Shooting Experience

      7D Experience

      Fisherman's Wharf

      Experience the illusion of a roller coaster ride while zapping on-screen opponents on the DarkRide; Dodge laser beams during LaZer Challenge

      $30 $15

      $5 Buys You a Coupon for 25% Off Your Bill at Taqueria Zorro

      Taqueria Zorro

      North Beach

      For $5, receive a coupon for 25% off your bill

      $5

      50% Off Historical Walking Tour

      Suede Shirt Travel

      Downtown San Francisco

      "Deep dive" guided walking tour that presents the beautiful sights and amazing stories of early San Francisco

      $60 $30

      The Beat Museum – Up to 61% Off Admission

      The Beat Museum

      North Beach

      Artifacts and stories from Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and other Beat Generation figures populate museum

      $31 $12

      76% Off Acupuncture

      Weaving Harmony Chinese Medicine

      Multiple Locations

      Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you

      $200 $48

      $10 for Phones and Accessories at GoAppleGo

      GoAppleGo

      Chinatown

      iPhone cases in fun designs, USB ports disguised as jewelry, and new iPhones and Apple computer accessories

      $20 $10

      Aquarium of the Bay – Up to 47% Off Membership

      Aquarium of the Bay

      Fisherman's Wharf, North Beach/Telegraph Hill

      Membership to 20,000-animal aquarium includes one year of free admission and discounted gift-shop purchases

      $110 $59

      Up to 70% Off Salsa Classes at Dance SF

      Dance SF

      Multiple Locations

      Beginners' classes focus on basic footwork and rhythm; intermediate classes cover more complex patterns

      $40 $12

      North Beach Merchants

      Deal or no deal, you can always find more information on these local merchants.

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      North Beach Scene

      Southern in San Francisco: Fried Chicken and Whiskey

      There are plenty of restaurants in the City serving great fried chicken, but very few offer a full bar with a decent whiskey selection.  Sure, beer pairs well, but we believe that whiskey is a better choice to imbibe with the crispy poultry.  After all, it is the other Southern staple and is a lot less filling.  Whiskey’s higher alcoholic content also helps to cut down the fat.  A natural pairing together, fried chicken can also help ward off the hangovers from too much whiskey.  Don’t believe us?  Try it yourself at one of these places. Hard Water | Pier 3, The Embarcadero It’s hard to say whether the whiskey or the chicken is the draw for this tiny 1000 square foot waterfront restaurant, owned by The Slanted Door’s Charles Phan, specializing in whiskey and Southern food.  More than 150 different bottles of whiskey (many of them premium and hard to get) are available as one or two ounce pours, providing the ultimate tasting to pair with their excellent fried chicken.  Three crispy, cornmeal coated pieces are served with a tasty pepper jelly, but the house-made hot sauce is our choice to spice it up. Make sure to get the fried alligator or pork cracklings to complete the fried experience. Mission Bowling Club | 3176 17th Street Three perfectly fried boneless thighs arrive suspended from skewers on a tray made from recycled bowling alley wood (pictured above). At $10, it’s a great deal; so much so that you should just go ahead and order two so no sharing is required. There are plenty of bourbon and rye choices to pair with the chicken. The background bowling noise adds a retro feel to this Mission joint. The Front Porch | 65a 29th Street Their motto is Mission Southern Hospitality, and they certainly deliver.  Fried chicken comes in a single order of four pieces served in a cafeteria-style tray with mashed potatoes and collard greens (pictured above), or by the bucket of 10 pieces with some popcorn thrown in. Make sure to ask for their house-made spicy sauces to dress the crispy chicken. Bourbon is the right choice to pair with their chicken, and they have more than a few selections available. Town Hall | 342 Howard Street The fried chicken has been on the menu since day one of their decade-long existence.  It’s a good thing because their version is one of the best around.  A garlic, onion, and butter solution is injected to the buttermilk-soaked chicken prior to frying, adding a ton of flavor while keeping the chicken very moist. They have lots of other good Southern-inspired food on the menu, but the fried chicken is a must-order.  A selection of one of the few bottles of bourbons is the right pairing with the chicken. Wayfare Tavern | 558 Sacramento Street Celebrity Chef Tyler Florence returned to the restaurant scene three years ago and more than proved that he can cook at this perennially crowded place. He recently shared the secret to his excellent moist fried chicken: slow cooking at a low temperature of 200oF prior to battering and frying. The chicken is accompanied by fried garlic cloves and topped with fried herbs (sage and thyme), and the best way to eat a piece is with a squeeze of lemon supplied with the dish. The dish (pictured above) is fairly large with 5 pieces, so plan on sharing and ordering a side of mac and cheese to complete the meal.  It’s a tavern, so the selection of whiskeys is great, as befits the gentlemen’s club atmosphere.
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      Five Pretty Patios for Dining Outside in San Francisco

      When you live in a city with so much scenery, eating inside can feel a bit stifling. Here are five beautiful restaurant patios in San Francisco that allow you to order in the great outdoors. Mission Rock Resort (817 Terry Francois Blvd.) The restaurant group that owns South Park staples MoMo’s, Pedro’s Cantina, and Pete’s Tavern overhauled Mission Rock Resort in late 2012. Now, it’s a bayside escape with plenty of deck seating, calming ocean views, and easy parking. Try bites from the raw bar or fried seafood for lunch, brunch, or happy hour. Foreign Cinema (2534 Mission St.) The most popular tables at this Mission stalwart are in the romantic covered patio. In the evening, artsy or retro flicks are projected on the patio wall while sound can be played through drive-in–style speakers at each table. The movies, however, are a secondary draw compared to the Californian-Mediterranean food. Waterbar (399 The Embarcadero S) Waterbar is a perennial Top 100 restaurant, so you can bet on some memorable seafood with views of the bay, the Bay Bridge, and the Bay Lights—not to mention $1.25 oysters every day before 5:30 pm. Bar Agricole (355 11th St.) Opened by a collective of the city’s best bartenders and sommeliers, Bar Agricole is led by master drink maker Thad Vogler. Unsurprisingly, its cocktails are just as good as its seasonal food. The space’s award-winning design features plenty of redwood, concrete, and glass, plus a spacious patio that’s covered and heated during the winter months. Biergarten (424 Octavia St.) Biergarten takes its name literally—its only seating is outdoors, where all of its Bavarian-style street food is served from shipping containers converted into a kitchen and bar. Brews can be ordered by the half- or full-liter, but considering the long lines, it’s best to get the larger of the two before you squeeze into one of the communal picnic tables. Photos courtesy of Mission Rock Resort, Foreign Cinema, Waterbar, and Bar Agricole; Biergarten photo courtesy of BarFlySF.
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      Sinfully Delicious: Chocolate Desserts in San Francisco

      Chocolate in all its different forms, from bars to bonbons to ice cream, is not hard to find in San Francisco. This includes the city’s restaurants, where a myriad of clever, creative, and just plain indulgent chocolate desserts challenge anyone’s willpower. No basic brownies or fudge cake; here are the most unforgettable chocolate desserts the city has to offer. Baker and Banker’s XXX Chocolate Cake Partnerships don’t get much more delicious than Baker and Banker, a restaurant opened by husband and wife team Jeff Banker (the chef) and Lori Baker (the pastry chef). The high banquettes and dark wood paneling give the restaurant a cozy, romantic vibe, ideal for intimate conversation and the inventive new American cuisine. End the meal with Lori’s signature XXX chocolate cake, a triple threat with layers of flourless chocolate cake, chocolate cheesecake, and devil’s food cake. You can also pick up a slice of the cake at the bakery right next to the restaurant. Located at: 1701 Octavia St A16’s Chocolate Budino The casual, lively A16 has become a San Francisco staple for its perfectly charred, wood-fired pizzas. However, don’t skip dessert: Budino is a traditional Italian dessert similar to pudding or custard. A16’s version tucks the velvety custard into a chocolate cookie crust, and tops it with sea salt and a drizzle of olive oil, making a dynamite combination of salty and sweet. Located at: 2355 Chestnut St Chocolate Lab’s Lab Cake Michael Recchiuti’s chocolates are a must for any chocoholic, but perhaps even better are the plated desserts at his restaurant Chocolate Lab. Tucked away in Dogpatch, this place resembles a cross between French bistro and science lab. Recchiuti mixes his restaurant background with some fun experimental dishes. The signature Lab Cake is Recchiuti’s ever-evolving take on chocolate cake; its current incarnation is a mousse cake with a milk chocolate center served with nougatine and chocolate sorbet. Located at: 801 22nd St Gary Danko and Café Jacqueline’s Chocolate Souffles Rich and ethereal may seem like a contradiction, but chocolate soufflé is that contradiction realized: both delicately light and satisfyingly rich at once. For best chocolate soufflé, it’s a tie between Gary Danko and Café Jacqueline.  Gary Danko’s impeccable service, consistently excellent contemporary new American cuisine make it a fine dining institution in San Francisco.  It’s hard to choose from their extensive dessert menu, but the chocolate soufflé with vanilla and chocolate sauces is difficult to resist. In comparison to Gary Danko, Café Jacqueline specializes in soufflés both savory and sweet. This very French, very intimate restaurant is date-perfect; the soufflés are sized for sharing, and the bittersweet chocolate soufflé the sweetest of endings. Gary Danko is located at: 800 N Point St Café Jacqueline is located at: 1454 Grant Ave Foreign Cinema’s Pot de Crème Sometimes nothing but a pure hit of chocolate will do. Foreign Cinema’s pot de crème fits the bill admirably: made with Valrhona chocolate, they are heady, dark, pure pleasure, topped with a swirl of Chantilly cream. They are a perfect denouement to Foreign Cinema’s California-Mediterranean cuisine. Make it dinner, dessert, and a movie: as its name implies, the restaurant shows foreign and independent movies on the wall of the outdoor courtyard. Don’t miss their art gallery (called Modernism West) as well. Located at: 2534 Mission St
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