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Here's your plan for making charm necklaces and enjoying coffee on Fillmore Street. Watch the video 👇

Head over to Fillmore Street, where you’ll sift through charms and make your own bracelet or necklace.

Make Your Own Charm Necklace

At Cottage Industry in Pacific Heights, San Francisco, craft your own charm necklace or bracelet, choosing from various chains and charms.

Jewelry Crafting

💪 Pro tips
• You can choose the chain type (they have silver and gold) and length
• The cost varies based on what you make, but mine came out to about $100

Craft your jewelry at Cottage Industry

Enjoy a latte and seasonal drinks at Compton’s Coffee House, Lower Pacific Heights, San Francisco.

Coffee Drinking

💪 Pro tip
• Don’t forget to check out their seasonal drinks!

Coffee at Compton’s

that lets you make your own bracelets and necklaces,

Head over to Cottage Industry on Fillmore where their

store is filled with a bunch of eclectic items,

like lighting and masks, and the star of the show: the charms.

You get to pick out your charms and chain,

put it all together, and I am so in love with the final product.

This necklace is amazing. Once you're all blinged out, it's time to caffeinate.

I love their lattes and the space is really cute to

hang out in, or you can continue shopping on Fillmore.

I had such a blast. This is a great solo activity or friend date, cheers!

Step into a tucked-away 70’s inspired lounge where disco-lit, moody interiors match the elevated cocktails. Slow down and stay for a while. Perfect to impress your date or for lingering convos with friends. 

70s Vibes, But Make It Chic 🌅🪩🍸

Sip creative cocktails in a moody 70s-inspired lounge at The Valley Club. Perfect for intimate convos and unforgettable date nights in Lower Nob Hill.

Cocktails at Lounge

✅ Before you go
• No reservations taken. It’s first come, first serve.
• The Valley Club is located in Hotel G but the entrance is on Mason St. Look for the door next to the “VC” sign.
• The lounge is small and has nooks that sit 2-3 people. Larger groups may need to huddle at the bar.
• Food options are limited (mainly bar snacks) so for an actual meal, you’ll want to stop elsewhere. Try Matador! 

💪 Pro tips
• For a dreamier vibe, arrive close to the lounge’s opening. That way, you can enjoy the glow of Golden Hour + quieter vibe.
• Dress how you’d like to be remembered 😏

Drinks at The Valley Club 

This is your sign to disappear into a 70s lounge.

I found this tucked away spot downtown called The Valley Club,

and it actually feels like stepping into another era.

We ordered a few cocktails to share and you bet the drinks here are creative.

But what I love the most is it's chill enough to talk.

So save this for your next pre or post dinner spot.

Here's your plan for a 38-mile scenic hike around San Francisco's city perimeter. Watch the video 👇

This 38-mile trail is a beast! It follows the city’s outer edge, along the San Francisco Bay, the Daly City border, the Pacific Ocean, and the Golden Gate strait. You can explore the entire route in a day or section by section. The six sections range from five to eight miles in length and cover a variety of terrain.

SF Roundabout Perimeter Hike! 🥾

Begin and end the epic 38-mile San Francisco Roundabout hike at the Ferry Building, taking in waterfront views and city sights along the perimeter trail.

Begin hike

• AllTrails: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/roundabout-2
• Comprehensive guide (with public bathroom locations): https://crosstowntrail.org/the-roundabout/
• Packing list: good shoes!!!, layers, water/snackies (but you’re still in the city so there are places to rest and refuel), sunscreen, headphones, DETERMINATION
• Clockwise strongly recommended.
• Recommend not walking through Presidio or Land’s End after sunset unless you bring a headlamp, as there’s no lighting and it’s easy to trip.
• Guided walks offered in June and October.

Start (and finish!) your hike at the Ferry Building

and this insane urban hike is going to take you 38 miles

you definitely don't have to walk at all in one day.

The trail is broken up into manageable segments you can do separately any time.

there's something magical about watching SF change from morning into night

you'll head west along the border with Daly City.

This edge of the square was the mentally toughest to get through,

Here's your long walk on the beach into the more

secluded natural areas of Land's End and the Presidio.

Emerge into the Marina district for the home stretch.

You'll count down all the piers on your way back to FiDi,

was I glad to see the ferry building again.

This is one bucket list item for the books.

Here's your plan for tasting savory and sweet pastries at the popular Butter & Crumble bakery. Watch the video 👇

Get ready to try some of the most hyped and beloved bakeries in all of San Francisco!

Butter & Crumble

Arrive early at Butter & Crumble in Telegraph Hill to savor hyped pastries and croissants, with a chance to watch the pastry chefs create edible masterpieces.

Bakery Visit

✅ Before you go
• Check out the butter and crumble instagram (@butter.and.crumble) for up-to-date details on the menu of the month and for updates on sold out parties

💪 Pro tips
• Arrive at 8-8:30am for best chance of avoiding a long line

Arrive at Butter and Crumble

one of the most hyped up bakeries in all of San Francisco,

everyone was eager to get their hands on some of the best pastries in the city.

making these delicious creations in real time.

It was cool getting a glimpse on how everything is made

and how all the pastry chefs work together as a team.

there were smiles and looks of excitement when it

was someone's turn to pick up their order.

look at this beautiful collection of treats,

I started off trying their steak frites croissant,

I tried the strawberry butter cake croissant,

it was one of the best first bites I've had,

A great way to start off the day in San Francisco.

Here's your plan for savoring French pastries, enjoying jazz, and relaxing with a book in Hayes Valley. Watch the video 👇

A laid back morning and  major Parisian-core. Here’s your plan to enjoy French pastries followed by jazz on the promenade or romanticize your morning with a book at the park. 

A Parisian Morning in Hayes 🥐🎺🎵

Start your morning with artisan pastries and velvety hot chocolate at Maison Verbena Atelier Bakery in Hayes Valley, then browse their cozy shop for candles and gifts.

✅ Before you go

• If you’d like order Hot Chocolate, they take the orders outside. For coffee, you order inside.
• Seating options are limited. Instead, enjoy the free patio tables on the promenade or take your treats to the Patricia Green Park
• The shop also has soaps, candles, & cozy inspired pieces available for purchase. Worth browsing!

💪 Pro tips

• Most popular items are the crinkles – give them a try if you have a sweet tooth!

Visit Maison Verbena Atelier Bakery 

Enjoy live jazz and arts at Patricia’s Green every last Saturday. Relax on the promenade, listen to music, and soak in the Parisian vibes with a book.

Live Jazz Listening

✅ Before you go

• There’s a free jazz band performing on the last Saturday of every month from 11am - 2pm. On other weekends, there’s occasional artists that also do pop up performances.
• The promenade is family friendly. There’s arts and crafts for kids to enjoy as well.

💪 Pro tips

• Bring a book along and enjoy the vibes as you read in Patricia Green

Relax in the Promenade with Jazz

at least book a Saturday in Hayes Valley.

Start out at the brand new Maison Verbena Atelier Bakery,

and I'm not exaggerating when I say these pastries dangerously walk the talk.

so I grabbed the Parisian croissant sandwich,

crafted in collab with a 3 Michelin star chef.

maybe catch the free jazz on the last Saturday of the month,

or stroll to Patricia Green and romanticize your life with a book.

So save this for your next little Saturday

or send it to your coffee date immediately.