What are famous and good food spots to visit in sanfrancisco?|137176

can you help me find good placeses to visit in san francisco?
and good resturant? what is sanfrancisco well known for and especially in foods? what resturant? any sites, placese to visit?

San Francisco is a great food town. They are famous for sourdough bread. As an old port city it is known for its seafood especially crab and has a famous Fisherman_s Wharf. Gharadelli chocolates and the bar that claims to have invented the Irish Coffee are nearby. The whole Fisherman_s wharf area is, as you might imagine. a major tourist area. If you drink beer try to visit Anchor Steam brewery, a historic and great brewery. Beyond that the city is a great city for restaurants. You_ll definitely want to try the Chinese and visit the famous Chinatown but you will also find cuisines from all around the world and some of the world_s best chefs. Based on your tastes ask when you are here and you_ll get a lot of good suggestions.

Enjoy the city, it is one of the great cities in the world.

Where would be the best place to live in the San Diego area?|107640

I am single and planning to move in just a few years. I would like to live outside of the busy cities- I love quiet and slower living.

-East Chula Vista (Rencho Del Rey, Eastlake or Rolling Hills Ranch) is laid back. The area is reletively new. Lots of homes were built between 1999 and 2005. They are still building. There are parks, trails, shopping, resturants, and medical centers. Reminds me of Small Town, USA.
-Bonita is quiet and laid back. It_s tucked into a pocket between Spring Valley, National City, and East Chula Vista. Has a lot of country views with ranches. We used to drive through so our daughter could see the horses. Nice golf course there. It is expensive as well.
-The Tierra Santa is laid back and quiet. It_s kind of secluded but not far from freeway access. Not many people have to come into Tierra Santa unless they live or work there. Not a lot of shopping. Two grocery stores, a few shops, Blockbuster, a few resturants, a post office. If you want major shopping you have to cross the freeway.
-Ramona is nice and quiet. A small town with mountainous landscape. It_s a far from downtown San Diego.
-Poway is also reminesent of a small town. It_s secluded but has shopping and is one of San Diego_s best school districts. I know you_re single, but I thought I_d throw that out there anyway.
-Coronado is an island and it_s very laid back like a small town too. It is a tourist attraction and there are military bases there so the traffic during rush hour can be horrible.
-Point Loma (there area which is after Rosecrans and Nimitz Blvd intersect) is very quiet and close to the beach. Shopping is very close but once Rosecrans turns back into four, then six lanes, it_s hectic sometimes because the Sports Arena is in that area.

Mmmmmmmmmm, Coronado is just the best place in the world if you ask me. Better start saving fast, it is extremely expensive! But if you could get a small apartment over a shop in town, well now, that would be incredible!

San Diego is a big city.

If you move to east county you are outside of the busy city, but.. you are then pretty much in the desert. East County is _quiet and slow_.

The beach communities can be quite but Very expensive.

What are some good hotels in the Boston area?|105549

I am going on a trip to Boston with my boyfriend, and we are trying to find the best place to stay at, yet something that is affordable. Any recommendations?

Hotel prices are pretty steep in Boston, but there are frequently deals. Sometimes they are advertised at the Hotel_s web site. Or, check Hotels.com.

That being said, here are some of the top hotels:
There are in The Back Bay:
Copley Fairmont at Dartmouth _ St. James

The Weston at Copley Place at Dartmouth _ Huntington

The Four Seasons--across from The Public Garden, on Boylston Street

The Ritz-Carlton-- across from The Public Gardenat the corner of Newbury and Charles

The Lennox Hotel--Boylston Street, near Copley Square.

I live in the Back Bay, so can vouch for all of those hotels. Copley Square is a great location!

There are other hotels---Boston Harbor Hotel and The Marriott---both at Rowe_s Wharf on the water.

Hope this helps! Bon Voyage!

ritz carlton

Welcome to Boston, MA

It depends on how much you can afford? Got price range? Search on the net for more options. However, hotels in Boston are expensive. So, good luck and have fun.

Where in western Michigan is a good place to camp?|128562

I am in the Kalamazoo area and am looking for somewhere to camp in a tent that_s under a mile away. I don_t like campgrounds where the people next to you are really close. Does anyone know of anywhere?

Firefly,

Sounds like you are looking to camp in your or a friends back yard. Part of camping is getting to know other people. I can understand you don_t want the next campers right on top of you, that will be difficult in lower Michigan unless you find a mom and pop campground.

Try these websites for area camping. I wasn_t able to find anything within a mile.


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