San Francisco

Now that school has started, I keep reminiscing about my fun-filled summer. A month ago I was slowly exploring San Francisco for a weekend. Here are some of my food highlights.

The Ferry Building seemed like the perfect marketplace for hipsters and tourists because of all those organic, natural, local products being sold. Plus there were lots of free samples! The longest line was for Humpry Slocombe ice cream where they have funky flavors and spunky names. I decided to see what the hype was about and got in line, only to order the safest flavor of the day - Harvey Milk+Honey Graham - because I wasn't feeling risky enough to get Secret Breakfast. Now I regret not getting something more interesting.... See all their flavors here!

ice cream + Bay Bridge

On another day, my cousins took me to Kitchen Story for brunch where I had the fluffiest eggs EVER. Be sure to order their Millionaire's Bacon! Everything we ordered looked so beautiful, no wonder it's one of San Francisco's most Instagrammed restaurants.

didn't want to ruin this french toast

Lastly, I heard from somewhere that you can't say you visited California without going to In-N-Out Burger. Maybe I didn't order the best thing on the menu but it wasn't as great as I expected it to be. A couple weeks after San Francisco, I tried a Shake Shack burger for the first time and I thought it was way better than In-N-Out, though a bit more expensive. Someone please explain to me why West coast people are obsessed with In-N-Out!

first and probably last time eating In-N-Out