How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day in San Francisco
CrawlSF’s Valentine’s Day Guide
As Valentine’s Day approaches, love is in the crisp San Francisco air and the city’s charm offers a bunch of romantic things to do. From scenic strolls along the iconic waterfront to indulgent dining experiences in world-class restaurants, San Francisco sets the stage for unforgettable moments of amour. Whether you’re a local seeking new adventures or a visitor eager to discover the city’s romantic allure, let’s explore the best activities, restaurants, events and more to make this Valentine’s Day in San Francisco truly special.
Only in San Francisco
Valentine’s Day Pillow Fight
For the last 15 years an unorganized Valentine’s Day Pillow Fight has managed to take place at 6 PM, at Justin Herman Plaza, just across the way from the Ferry Building. It is not a ticketed or permitted event but, somehow, 1,000 plus people seem to make their way to this unofficial event annually. According to Broke Ass Stuart, a mask is a good idea for the event, as there are a lot of feathers flying! Don’t have a date this Valentine’s Day? Head out to this one of a kind, only in SF event and maybe you can have a meet cute story to tell next year about how you met when you walked your future mate with a pillow at Justin Herman Plaza.The event has not yet been announced for this year but you can follow it on Facebook.
Justin Herman Plaza
Market St &, Steuart St
San Francisco, CA 94105
Shows
“MJ” The Musical
Get out to see a Tony Award winning modern musical, based on pop-culture sensation, Michael Jackson’s 1992 Dangerous World Tour. Enjoy an early romantic dinner at one of San Francisco’s excellent downtown restaurants and then enjoy a show with your Valentine.
Orpheum Theater
1192 Market St
San Francisco, CA 94102
Time: 7:30 PM
Club Fugazi
Enjoy dinner and a show at this historical North Beach Destination. Club Fugazi has been offering some of San Francisco’s best entertainment for over 100 years. They hosted beloved show, “Beach Blanket Babylon” for nearly 45 years, hosted noteworthy patrons like Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg and are currently putting on a spectacular show that is basically a love letter to San Francisco, “Dear San Francisco”.
Club Fugazi
678 Green St #3
San Francisco, CA 94133
Time: 7:30 PM
Date Ideas
Fun date ideas for first dates and new relationships.
Pretty in Pink at Vogue Theater
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a Romantic Comedy and a side of Nostalgia. The Vogue Theater will be showing the beloved John Hughes film, Pretty in Pink at 7:30 PM on Valentines Day. Have an early dinner at Garibaldi’s nearby before the show. Stop by Spruce, a few blocks down for a nightcap afterwards.
Vogue Theater
3290 Sacramento St.
San Francisco, CA 94115
Hearts in SF 2024
Go to the Ferry building and view the 20 new heart shaped artworks for 2024. This year the artists have depicted scenes of San Francisco on the giant hearts. Grab a glass of Champagne at The California Wine Merchant afterwards, some Oysters at Hog Island or some delicious chocolate from dandelion, Rechuitti or Miette.
Ferry Building
1 Ferry Building
San Francisco, CA 94105
Ferry Ride to Sausalito
Take your Valentine on an adventure. Enjoy a scenic Ferry Boat Ride and then explore the darling shops and galleries in Sausalito. Enjoy a meal or a cocktail at one of the charming restaurants or cafe’s, such as Scoma’s, The Trinity, Sushi Ran or beloved Italian spot, Poggio.
Wine Tasting Tour in Napa
Embark on an enchanting journey through the picturesque vineyards of Napa Valley this Valentine’s Day. Indulge in the ultimate romantic escape as you and your beloved explore award-winning wineries, savoring the finest vintages amidst breathtaking landscapes. From intimate tastings in candlelit cellars to leisurely walks through lush vineyards hand in hand, a Napa Valley winery tour promises to be a dreamy and unforgettable Valentine’s Day experience. Cheers to love and exquisite wine in one of California’s most romantic destinations.
Ride the Skystar Wheel
If you did not get a chance to ride the Sky Star Wheel, before it left Golden Gate Park, fret not. It has made a new home at Fishermen’s Wharf. Similar to the London Eye experience in England, this large, enclosed Ferris Wheel like experience, offers riders stunning views of the Bay. VIP experiences are available, as well, which may prove to be the perfect spot for a Valentine’s Day engagement.
San Francisco’s Best Florists
Wallflower Boutique
The Mission
Wallflower boutique offers bouquets and vases of flower arrangements that are visually stunning. They have a wide selection of flowers including, hard to find flower varieties. The boutique is owned by local entrepreneur, Eleanor Gerber-Siff, a native San Franciscan. She founded the boutique in 2014. They have special arrangements, with beautiful colors, available for Valentine’s Day. Deliveries are available the week of Valentine’s Day but the exact time is not guaranteed. The shop also offers beautiful fragrant candles by Tatine. Prices start at around $100 for a pick-up only bouquet. If you are thinking of proposing, or want to offer a grand gesture this Valentine’s Day, Wallflower Boutique offers the kind of flower arrangements you are looking for.
Wallflower Boutique
593 Guerrero St.
San Francisco, CA 94110
Phone: 415.658.7399
Ampersand
The Castro
This small business offers beautiful floral arrangements, starting at $35 for pick-up only, Valentine’s Day Week. They use seasonal flowers in their creative arrangements. The shop offers other lovely gift items , incising, chocolate, candles and cocktail accessories and more. Call ahead to have your bouquets ready for pick-up.
Ampersand
2190 Market Street,
San Francisco, CA 94114
Phone: 415.212.7234
The Bud Stop
Cow Hollow
The Bud stop has been selling fresh flowers on Union and Fillmore for years. You pick your stems and they create beautiful bouquets and flower arrangements on the spot. The designs are simple. Bouquets are wrapped in brown paper with had tied bows. If you are looking for simple elegance, the Bud Stop always delivers.
The Bud Stop
200 Union St
San Francisco, Ca 94123
Phone: (415) 931-1835
San Francisco Flower Market
SOMA
This wholesale flower market has over 50 vendors. Are you on a budget? Feeling creative? The SF flower market could be the best place for you to create a beautiful gift for your love this Valentine’s Day.
San Francisco Flower Market
640 Brannan St.
San Francisco, CA 94107
Phone: (415) 392 – 7944
Farmgirl Flowers
Started in 2010 by Christina Stembel, this e-commerce boutique offers beautiful seasonal and sustainable flower bouquets, wrapped in Burlap. They use the freshest flowers that last a long time. They are a delivery only boutique. In addition to flowers they also offer chocolate you can send to your Valentine.
Chocolate Shops
Throughout history, many foods have been thought to have aphrodisiac properties. The edible aphrodisiac, most associated with Valentine’s Day, is chocolate. Pastry chef’s feature a myriad of chocolate desserts on restaurant Valentine’s Day menu offerings. Chocolates, are one of the most common gifts given to romantic partners as a Valentine’s Day gift.
San Francisco has no shortage of amazing, local chocolates to choose from. Chocolate has been a part of the culture here from the days of the Gold Rush, when Italian Immigrant and chocolatier, Domenico Ghirardelli, moved to San Francisco and founded the, now world famous, Ghirardelli Chocolate Company. Over the years many high quality chocolate makers and confectioner’s have set up shop in the Bay Area, bringing us a wide array of delicious artisan chocolates and confections to choose from. More and more entrepreneurs are getting in the chocolate game, including relative new comer, Kokak , a Castro based confectioner that was founded during covid and is going strong with a gig local following today. One thing is for sure, there are plenty of beautifully packaged and delicious chocolates to choose from, when shopping for a gift for your sweet heart this Valentine’s Day. Here are some of our favorites.
Ghirardelli
Ghirardelli Chocolate are very accessible in San Francisco. SF’s oldest chocolate maker and confectioner has many locations throughout the city with ice cream Parlors and retail shops, the most famous at its namesake “Ghirardelli Square”, where there are 4 outlets offering delicious ice cream creations, confections, retail items and a beautiful view of the San Francisco Bay. It is housed where the chocolate factory once stood.
Domenico Ghirardelli, started as a seller of chocolate in Stockton but soon realized that, during the Gold rush Era there was already a high demand for high quality chocolate and confections, among the minors. He soon set up a shop on the corner of Broadway and Battery Streets in San Francisco. In 1852 he became the first manufacturer of high quality chocolate in the United States and he soon earned a reputation for excellence.
Ghirardelli makes special edition Valentine’s Day Collections annually in Valentine’s day themed packaging. The prices are very reasonable, making Ghirardelli a great option for anyone on a budget, who desires something of higher quality than a giant Hershey’s Kiss from the Local Wall-green’s. They offer items like a cute Valentine’s Day Box, filled with their famous, individually wrapped chocolate squares and a heart shaped box of their pralines. Or take your sweetie to the Ghirardelli Soda Fountain to split an ice cream sundae or milk shake or to enjoy their giant, fresh strawberries hand dipped in chocolate.
Locations:
Palace Hotel
2 New Montgomery St
San Francisco, CA 94105
Ghirardelli Square
900 North Point St F301
San Francisco, CA 94109
Ghirardelli On-The-Go
801 Beach St
San Francisco, Ca 94109
See’s Candies
See’s is an iconic confectioner of old fashioned candies and chocolates. The company started in Las Angeles California in 1921 but soon expanded to San Francisco, in 1936. Their confections are absolutely delicious, dangerously delicious. It is hard to stop at just one piece. Their shops and product bring a sense of nostalgia. See’s is definitely one of San Francisco’s most famous and beloved candy makers.
The company is over a hundred years old and has made it through difficult times in history brilliantly, which says a lot about their product and business sense.The beloved candy maker survived the Great Depression and WWII rationing. They were brilliant marketers. Charles See launched what we currently know, as wholesale pricing during the Great Depression, offering discounted prices for pre-paid orders of over 50 pounds. They showcased the product at the World’s Fair in 1939, along with a mini-kitchen were observers could watch them hand dip chocolates. They were early to get in on the television game, sponsoring a float at the 1949 Rose Bowl Parade of a Giant Easter Bunny. One of the most iconic moments in 20th Century television history took place at a See’s Candy Factory (the one in LA on La Cienega, not in San Francisco however); the I Love Lucy Episode were Lucy and Ethel get a job at a candy factory. See’s has shops all over the city and still makes high quality, delectable, old fashioned chocolates. They make great gifts and Souvenirs. They also offer free samples when you are browsing. See’s is currently owned by Warren Buffet, under the Berkshire Hathaway Umbrella. They still create original recipes created by Mary See herself. They have been rated as America’s #1 retailer by Newsweek and are among the top 25 places to work in the Bay Area. A trip to See’s Chocolates is an absolute must when visiting the Bay Area.
For Holidays, see’s always offers beautiful holiday themed boxes of their famous chocolates. Visit one of the many retail shops throughout the Bay Area and pick up a box of these ionic chocolates for your love this Valentine’s day.
Locations:
Downtown
542 Market Street
San Francisco, CA 94104
Inner Richmond
754 Clement Street
San Francisco, CA 94118
Sunset District
3250 20th Ave
San Francisco, CA 94123
Recchiuti
In 1997, Michael Recchiuti and his wife, Jackie, brought artisan, European and American inspired chocolate confections to San Francisco. They partnered with revered French Chocolate Maker, Valrhona, to create unique artisan chocolate confections made with non-traditional savory ingredients. They also created a selection of all American favorites, inspired by his childhood in Philadelphia, such as do-it-yourself s’mores. The design of the chocolates themselves, as well as the packaging is alluring and inspired by fine art, music and architecture. Jackie works very closely with graphic designers to create product that is not only delicious to the taste but beautiful as well. Michael wrote a James Beard Award winning book in 2005 with Fran Gage entitled, “Chocolate Obsession”. The chocolate factory is located in San Francisco’s Dogpatch Neighborhood but the company’s retail location is inside San Francisco’s Historic Ferry Building. Recchiuti Chocolate, including their popular whiskey, and wine pairing chocolate kits, can be found at some of San Francisco’s local artisan grocers and mom and pop shops. They make beautiful gifts and great souvenirs.
For Valentine’s Day pick up a box of beautiful hand crafted chocolates as a gift for your somebody special. They offer elegant Valentine’s Day chocolate boxes with XOXO in red on the outside. Nothing too cutesy, just classy, elegant packaging that gets the sentiment across. If you are planning on cooking for your sweetheart this year, pick up a box of the whiskey or wine chocolate pairings and some of your favorite whiskeys or wines and do a fun chocolate pairing for dessert. Or, if you are really ambitious in the kitchen, prepare one of the indulgent chocolate desserts, from Michael Recchiuti’s cook book.
Recchiuti
One Ferry Building, Shop #30
San Francisco, CA 94111
Dandelion Chocolate
Dandelion is a Bean to Bar Chocolate Maker, based in San Francisco’s Mission District. They Still offer factory tours, cooking classes and even, chocolate trips to destinations in Hawaii and South America, where Cacao beans grow! They have a few retail shops in San Francisco and several local coffee shops, pastry chefs and restaurants use their product in hot chocolates, mocha’s, and desserts.
Take your sweetie on a chocolate factory tour and indulge in their amazing selection of chocolate desserts and drinks in the cafe at the Mission based chocolate factory. Or pick up some of their delicious chocolates for a gift at one of San Francisco’s fine retailers offering Dandelion Chocolates. Treat your sweetie to a morning mocha or hot chocolate on Valentine’s Day morning at one of the Dandelion Coffee Bars in the City.
The Best Places to Propose
If you are thinking of popping the question, here are some of our suggestions for beautiful places to propose in the city, especially if you are thinking of hiring a photographer to capture the occasion for your instagram posts or save the date announcements.
Palace of Fine Arts
The Marina
This visually stunning architecture, from the 1915 World’s Fair is surrounded by grass and water and make s a beautiful back drop for a San Francisco proposal. If the weather is nice this Valentine’s Day, you could plan a romantic picnic at the Palace of Fine Arts for after you pop the question and pop some champagne and celebrate when she says, “yes!”.
Palace of Fine Arts
3601 Lyon St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Golden Gate Park
Rent a row boat in the afternoon at Stow Lake and pop the big question with the beauty of the park and the Lake. It is a visually stunning spot for those of you hiring a photographer to capture the moment. The Japanese Tea Gardens would also make a beautiful back drop for engagement photos.
Top of Mark
Nob Hill
The stunning views at the Top of the Mark make for a perfect back drop for a proposal and a photo opp. Have the bartender waiting with Champagne on ice to celebrate.
Mark Hopkins Hotel
999 California St
San Francisco, CA 94108
Starlight
Downtown
The newly opened Starlight, with its gorgeous city views and stunning interior design offers a very romantic back drop for wedding proposals. Celebrate with a delicious handcrafted cocktail or Champagne after.
Beacon Grande Hotel
450 Powell St
San Francisco, CA 94102
Coit Tower at Sunset
Telegraph Hill
Tis historic landmark offers stunning views of the bay. What could be more romantic than popping the question while looking out at the Sunset?
Coit Tower
1 Telegraph Hill Blvd
San Francisco, CA 94133
Romantic Restaurants
Spruce
Pacific Heights/Laurel Heights
Spruce is a beloved Laurel Heights watering hole with a fine dining experience available in the dining room and a casual but elegant vibe at the bar. This Michelin recognized and Wine Spectator award wining establishment is a place that attracts daily regulars and diners who want to celebrate their special occasion with style. The menu stays fairly consistent throughout the year, offering dishes made with the finest quality ingredients, with the sauces and sets changing to bring the freshest flavors of the season to those who dine at Spruce. With such a loyal following for everything from their award winning burger, served on a house made English Muffin, to their signature duck breast and Hokkaido Scallops, to the most beloved chocolate chip cookies in the Bay Area, it is hard to make any major changes to a menu that is so well known and beloved.
Spruce does not fail to impress on the holidays. they really go above and beyond to make these occasions truly special, with all kinds of little extras and details. Master Sommelier Jeremiah Morehouse has one of the most impressive wine lists around with a wide array of by the glass offerings, including 5 Champagne selections, one, on corvine, is from the exclusive “Special Club” in France. Billecart Salmon Rose has been a staple for years and the regulars count on it. Jeremiah is certain to have some very impressive selections planned for the Valentine’s day Pairing. Chef Christina never fails to impress with her holiday desserts. This year she has a Triple Chocolate Tort with Alba Truffle Ice Cream among the offerings. The menu is $225 a person with wine pairings for $125.
Spruce always has one of the most impressive caviar services in the city available, as well. You can add caviar service to your Valentine’s Day Experience or bring your sweetie to the Bar in the afternoon and have an afternoon of romance over caviar and Champagne. The excellent bar team will go out of their way to make your experience special, especially Geoffrey Saubolle, who is the senior member of the bar team and has a loyal following in the city. It is the excellent staff at Spruce that really takes the experience over the top. All Spruce team members go out of their way to make your experience fabulous.
Spruce
3640 Sacramento St
San Francisco, CA 94118
Blue Whale
Marina/Cow Hollow
This new comer to the dining scene on Union Street, by Chef Ho Chee Boon, offers well executed Pan-asian cuisine in an elegant but casual lounge environment. It is hip, young and fun, offering well executed Asian cuisine that is shareable. The cocktail program, put together by San Francisco’s, award winning Brandan Clements, formerly of Bacchus management, offers drinks that are creative, delicious and visually stunning. They are certain to be a hit with the instagram set. If you want to impress your date at a trendy new spot that is elegant but energetic, trendy and fun with excellent food and cocktail, Blue Whale is a great choice. It is the kind of spot you can sit and share a long luxurious meal or just grab some small plates and cocktails before heading out for the evening. If you sit in the bar, chances are you will have the chance to chat it up with beloved San Francisco Barkeep, Scotty Wolf. If you have lived here a while you may recognize him from the days that Betelnut was the hottest, trendy Pan-Asian restaurant on Union Street, adding just a bit of nostalgic vibe to this modern lounge.
Blue Whale
2033 Union St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Bix Restaurant
Jackson Square
Bix is a classic supper club with live jazz and California Cuisine. They typically offer a price fixed Valentine’s day Menu. Check their web page for updates as Valentine’s Day draws near.In 2023 they offered a 3-course menu for $95 a person.
Bix Restaurant
56 Gold St
San Francisco, CA 94133
Acquolina
North Beach
Chef Mark Avila’s menu at this upscale, Tuscan restaurant, over looking Washington Square Park, is an absolute delight. With prices that won’t break the bank, the delicious cuisine is certain to impress your date this Valentine’s Day. The romantic setting, just across the way from the location that Joe Dimaggio and Marylin Monroe had their Wedding Pictures taken will definitely be certain to give the night a romantic feel. Don’t miss their table side prepared pasta dishes, which they refer to as a “live cooking show” on their menu. The pasta is prepared in a large wheel of Parmigiano Reggiano.
Acquolina
1600 Stockton St
San Francisco, CA 94133
Foreign Cinema
Mission District
This Valentine’s Day, beloved San Francisco destination for foodies who love film, will be offering a special “loved-themed”, 4-course menu. The price is $160.00 per person. The price does not include tax or gratuity. Book in advance to secure a table.
Foreign Cinema
2534 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
Astra at the St. Regis Hotel
SOMA
This upscale hotel restaurant will be featuring a special 3-course menu, including a glass of Champagne for Valentine’s Day 2024. If you cannot make it on February 14th, the special menu will be available starting the night, for those who need to celebrate with their sweetie on an alternative evening. The price for the holiday menu is $150 per person, not including tax or gratuity.
Astra
125 3rd St
San Francisco, CA 94105
Chapeau
Inner Richmond
This beloved, old school, French restaurant on Clement Street will be offering a special 5-course Valentine’s Day Menu for $145.00 per person, not including tax or gratuity. Reservations are almost all booked. If you want to enjoy classic French Cuisine in a Romantic French Bistro, book as soon as possible or you may have to wait for 2025!
Chapeau
126 Clement St
San Francisco, CA 94118
3rd Cousin
Bernal Heights
Chef and Owner Greg Lutes started 3rd Cousin as a pop-up before it became the signature fine dining brick and mortar restaurant in San Francisco’s Bernal Heights neighborhood. The restaurant survived and thrived through the covid era and is not only a neighborhood favorite date night restaurant but a destination restaurant in the city. Recently the restaurant was added to the prestigious Michelin Guide. The food is California Cuisine that is simple and elegant, prepared with the freshest, locally sourced, seasonal ingredients that Chef Lutes picks up at local farmer’s markets weekly. For Valentine’s Day the only menu offered will be a Valentine’s Day Pre-fix featuring, truffles, caviar, and the highest quality seafood and meat, with vegetarian and vegan options incorporated into the menu offerings. Menu highlights include Japanese Wagyu, Uni, Caviar and Truffles. Wine pairings for the menu will focus on Champagne, Napa Valley Wines and French Burgundy. The menu is a tasing menu designed for couples to share for $175 per person. You are able to add a traditional wine pairing for $120 or a premium wine pairing (what Chef Lutes calls a You only live once or YOLO wine pairing) for $300. Indoor and outdoor seating is available, as well as a chef’s counter seating that includes some, “upgrades and bonuses”. Book your reservations through tock.
3rd Cousin
919 Cortland Ave
San Francisco, CA 94110
Bodega SF
Tenderloin
Bodega SF is an authentic Family Style Northern Vietnamese restaurant, started by Matthew Ho, whose family previously ran the popular Bodega Bistro. This is another pop-up restaurant success story. Initially Ho showcased his food at pop-up events and when the pandemic hit he transitioned to take-home meal packages to get through the rocky times of shut downs. In 2022 when the city’s restaurants were able to welcome guests back their dining rooms, Ho and parters opened the current brick and mortar, offering a casual fine dining experience. If you are looking for something a little more interesting this Valentine’s Day, we recommend booking the price fixed menu at Bodega SF. It is $150 a head and has available wine pairing to enhance the experience. The menu incorporates trendy ingredients like fresh Dungeness Crab, Caviar, Truffles and Wagyu Beef. The featured dessert is a twist on Tiramisu made with Vietnamese Coffee and their house Espressotini is a recommended pairing.
Bodega SF
138 Mason Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
Bar Sprezzatura
Financial District
Bar Sprezzatura will be offering a beautiful tasting menu this Valentine’s Day for $125.00 a head. The menu features all the good things in life, such as caviar, oysters, Lobster and Waygu Beef. The three course menu is meant for sharing. With Carlos Splendorini behind the cocktail program, you know the cocktail pairings will be visually stunning, delicious and will pair perfectly with the cuisine, at this beautiful oasis in the financial district.
Bar Sprezzatura
One Maritime Plaza
300 Clay St. #100
San Francisco, CA 94111
Gary Danko
Russian Hill
Chef Gary Danko’s name sake restaurant, is about to celebrate 25 years in San Francisco. The award winning chef offers daily tasting menus that are second to none. If your Valentine is a foodie, Gary Danko is the ultimate place to spend your Valentine’s Day Celebration. The food has New American and Mediterranean influences along with French cooking technique. Every dish is a master piece. They use the finest quality ingredients, local, seasonal and sustainable meats, seafood and produce and give attention to every single detail. The plans are as visually stunning, as they are delectable.The service and the wine program are impeccable, as well. For a business, located, arguably, in a challenging location, they have beat all odds, with the covid shut downs, and a dip in tourism in recent years and have remained one of SF’s most sought after dining experiences. Gary Danko’s is THE splurge-worthy culinary destination in the Bay Area. If reservations are filled on the 14th, I highly recommend doing a Valentine’s Day celebration another evening at Gary Danko’s. For the ultimate chocolate dessert this Valentine’s Day, do not miss Chef Danko’s show stopping chocolate soufflé. Throw out the rule book and treat your love to the most amazing celebration possible.
Gary Danko
800 North Point St
San Francisco, CA 94109
Cocktails with a View
Where to enjoy cocktails with a beautiful view on Valentine’s Day
Starlight
One of the most anticipated openings of 2024 has arrived. Starlight, the space with some of the most amazing views, atop the Beacon Grand Hotel, has finally opened. Delightful drinks, which are definitely splurge worthy are a given being that Trick Dog co-founder, Scott Baird, is the master mind behind their opening cocktail program. Share a cocktail and a romantic moment looking out at one of the most beautiful views of the city by the bay.
Starlight
Beacon Grande Hotel
450 Powell St
San Francisco, CA 94102
Top of the Mark
The top of the Mark offers beautiful views of the city and the bay, as well as the Golden Gate Bridge. They offer Champagne and wine as well as craft cocktails. During World War II, the Top of the Mark was the place to kiss your loved ones goodbye before they shipped off to war. The place is just stunning and filled with history.
Top of the Mark
Mark Hopkins Hotel
999 California St
San Francisco, CA 94108
The Buena Vista
This 19th Century Cafe, known for its Irish Coffee, has big windows that showcase its view of the bay. The Name itself means “Beautiful View”. Enjoy an Irish Coffee with your sweetie while enjoying the beautiful back drop of the bay, the boats and the iconic Trolley Turn around.
The Buena Vista
2765 Hyde St
San Francisco, CA 94109
The Rooftop Garden at the Fairmont Hotel
Buy a bottle of Champagne and head to the Roof Top Garden. Stunning views of the city will add to the romance, as you sit in one of the many nooks with table and seating along surrounding the garden. Sip Champagne while looking at the stars and enjoying the stunning views of the city.
Fairmont Hotel
950 Mason St
San Francisco, CA 94108
