We’re almost at the end of October, as evidenced by the many 12-foot skeletons spotted on multiple stoops around town. To ring in fall (and Halloween), there are tons of exciting pop-ups, new openings, and collaborations to check out. We update this guide weekly, so keep coming back for more. Show
DELFINA RETURNSphoto credit: Albert Law The Mission Cal-Ital restaurant has finally returned for the first time since 2020. Their dining room got a full makeover during the hiatus, but the menu is mostly the same. Expect seasonally changing dishes like spaghetti pomodoro, a grilled fish of the day, and calamari. Additions include a new cocktail menu and housemade focaccia. DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS AT OFF THE GRIDphoto credit: Off The Grid Off The Grid is bringing Día de los Muertos festivities to Fort Mason on October 28th. From 5-10pm, the food truck market will have tarot card readings, face painting, live music, and food and drink specials. Specifics have yet to be announced, but look to Instagram for details. 8TH ANNUAL BALBOOA FRIGHT FESTphoto credit: Sarah Felker The Outer Richmond is hosting its 8th annual Fright Fest to ring in spooky season. On October 29th, Balboa Street (redubbed BalBOOa for the day) will be closed to traffic between 35th and 39th Avenues from 11am-3pm. So show up in your Halloween best and trick-or-treat at local spots like Devil’s Teeth Baking Co. and Cielito Lindo. HALLOWEEN AT CURIOphoto credit: Hardy Wilson If you need somewhere to show off your House of the Dragon costume, head to Curio. The Mission bar and restaurant is hosting live music and a costume contest on the 28th, plus “BOO-zy” brunch on the 29th and 30th. Check their Instagram for additional details. SF Guide The Best Bars In The MissionHALLOWEEN AT JARANITAphoto credit: Hockeystick Media More Halloween festivities are going on at Jaranita, the Peruvian restaurant in the Marina. You’ll get a free bottle of sparkling wine if you show up to brunch in a costume or pajamas anytime between October 28th-30th. And on Sunday, they’ll feature live music, salsa lessons, and a costume contest. THE MADRIGHOULphoto credit: The Madrigal The Civic Center bar The Madrigal is turning into “The MadriGHOUL” from October 28th-29th. The Halloween experience comes complete with themed cocktails, a DJ, and fog machines. And you’ll want to show up in your best spooky outfit—the winning costume will win a pair of tickets to Moulin Rouge. THE SHINING TAKEOVER AT RYE BARphoto credit: Rye Bar Rye Cocktail Bar in Lower Nob Hill has transformed into “The Shining” themed bar. Now through the end of the month, stop by for scary cocktails like the Jack Torrance with apple brandy, pomegranate, and lime, or Grady’s Ghost, which is served in a skull-shaped mug. ORANGE FLIGHT NIGHT AT FLOUR + WATER PASTA SHOPphoto credit: Flour + Water Pasta Shop One way to celebrate Halloween? Drink orange wine. Flour + Water Pasta Shop in the Mission will serve flights of three skin contact wines on October 29th, 5:30-10pm. The pasta-making space slash wine bar will also have snacks on hand, like deviled eggs and black garlic and squash arancini. A scary movie will be projected on the wall. SF Guide The Best Wine Bars In San FranciscoKIN KHAO IS BACKphoto credit: Julia Chen Kin Khao is officially reopened after a two-year closure. The Thai restaurant in Union Square is only offering dinner service for now, and is serving old favorites like the yaowaraj noodles, mushroom hor mok, and caramelized pork belly. SQUARE PIE GUYS X MELISSA KINGphoto credit: Priya Kane Another day, another Square Pie Guys pizza collab. This one is with Melissa King, and the pies are topped with pepperoni, hot honey, mushrooms, and pickled peppers (available at all three locations in Oakland, Ghirardelli Square, and SoMa). Three percent of all sales will go to La Cocina. HALLOWEEN MOVIE NIGHTS AT EL GARAGEphoto credit: Lani Conway El Garage, the casual Richmond spot specializing in quesabirria tacos, is hosting Halloween movie nights every Friday this month. Scary movies (with popcorn) start at 9pm—purchase $10 tickets here. SF Guide 9 Great Birria TacosSF RESTAURANT WEEKphoto credit: Erin Ng SF Restaurant Week is going down October 21st-30th, so expect lots of great prix fixe deals across the city. Some of our favorite restaurants in town, like Bodega SF, Penny Roma, Donaji, and Chao Pescao are part of this year's edition. Check out the full lineup here. What's on in San Francisco in October 2022?Some of the biggest this month include Fleet Week, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, and the Castro Street Fair. You also don't want to miss Litquake, Halloween activities, and the Italian Heritage Parade. You will also find some great tours, cruises, and other activities to help you explore the gorgeous City by the Bay.
Is October a good time to visit San Francisco?May, June, September, and early October are the best months to visit San Francisco. The best time to visit San Francisco are in the spring and fall months of May, June, September, and October, when the weather is generally clear and mild, and tourist season isn't at its peak.
Is San Francisco good to visit in 2022?The short answer is yes. San Francisco is generally safe for tourists, and most people will typically not have any problems when visiting. The primary safety concern is property crime or theft of personal property without the use of force or violence.
What should you not miss when visiting San Francisco?11 Best Things Not to Miss in San Francisco. Karl the Fog. You can't go to the city without seeing Karl. ... . Golden Gate Bride. The Golden Gate Bridge is the most iconic sight of San Francisco, making it an absolute must see. ... . Alcatraz & Angel Island. ... . Castro. ... . Chinatown. ... . Cable Car. ... . Lombard Street. ... . Painted Ladies.. |
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