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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!

Here's your plan for enjoying adorable, customizable sweet and savory crepes at Belly Good Cafe.

Watch the video 👇

This might be the cutest dessert you’ll  order — and yes, it actually tastes as good as it looks. So here’s your plan for your next sweet treat stop 😋

Ice Cream Crepes Too Cute to Eat 🍨🧸

Enjoy adorable character ice cream crepes and customizable treats at Belly Good Cafe & Crepes in Japantown, San Francisco—a perfect sweet stop for cute dessert lovers!

Cute Ice Cream Crepes

✅ Before you go
• The cafe is open from 12pm-6pm, located inside the Japantown mall
• If you plan to stop on a weekend, it will be busy but its worth the wait
• Savory crepe options are fewer compared to sweet crepes

💪 Pro tips
• Go on a weeknight, less crowds and more chill
• Strongly recommend the green tea ice cream (number 2 on the menu if you liked the one I ordered).

Visit Belly Good Cafe & Crepes

I just tried the happiest crepes at Belly Good Cafe and Crepes,

Every sweet crepe comes as these adorable little character faces.

You can fully customize your crepe order too,

So save this for your next treat stop or text it to a friend who loves cute food.

Here's your plan for enjoying fresh seafood, sipping wine while waiting, and soaking up lively local vibes. Watch the video 👇

Pacific Cafe is a cozy, no-frills San Francisco classic with no reservations…where you line up before opening, sip complimentary wine while you wait, and settle in for fresh seasonal seafood in a lively neighborhood setting.

Cozy Outer Richmond Seafood Restuarant 🦀🐟🍷

Line up early at Pacific Cafe in Outer Richmond for lively, no-reservations seafood dining—enjoy fresh catches, neighborhood charm, and complimentary wine while you wait.

Seafood dining

✅ Before you go
• Arrive early: They don’t take reservations, even for large parties, so getting there right before opening around 4:30-4:45pm is key—especially on weekends.
• Be ready to wait: The line moves, and it’s part of the experience. Grab the complimentary wine offered and enjoy!

💪 Pro tips
• One person can hold a spot in line while others park nearby. 
• The staff knows the menu well, so asking what’s best that night usually leads to a great choice.

Head to Pacific Cafe 

Pacific Cafe is about to become your new favorite neighborhood restaurant.

Going to Pacific Cafe in Outer Richmond feels like being let in

on a local gem rather than just going out to eat.

and what really sets the tone is how you're greeted while you.

which instantly changes the mood from standing in line to pre-dinner gatherings.

One of the first things you learn is that they don't take reservations,

So the strategy is to arrive right before they open.

often written on a chalkboard rather than presented as a long printed list.

and other simply prepared fish that let the ingredients

The overall vibe ties everything together.

and an experience that feels distinctly San Francisco.

Here's your plan for experiencing a glowing, multi-channel art rave and exploring diverse Asian art. Watch the video 👇

Here’s your plan to visit the Rave Into the Future art exhibit. It mixes multichannel art, deep beats, and moments that feel both nostalgic and introspective.

This Museum Starts After the Party 🕺🪩

Purchase your $25 ticket to the Asian Art Museum's 'Rave Into the Future' exhibit and experience an immersive, art-inspired dance party before exploring the full museum.

Buy Museum Ticket

✅ Before you go
• The Rave Into the Future exhibit is here through Jan 26th
• Tickets are $25 per person and includes admission to the rest of the museum. Purchase them here: https://about.asianart.org/plan-your-visit/

💪 Pro tip
• If you can, go during one of the Day Disco parties. They’re held Jan 10th & 17th with a special Baby Rave event on Jan 25th. More info here: https://exhibitions.asianart.org/exhibitions/rave-into-the-future/

Purchase Your Ticket

Start at the Rave Into the Future exhibit, then explore Asian art masterpieces and maybe find a Mahjong table—plan an immersive visit at the Asian Art Museum.

Art museum visit

✅ Before you go
• Start your visit at the Rave Into the Future exhibit before wandering the rest of the museum.

💪 Pro tip
• Go earlier in the day so you have time to soak in everything the museum has to offer. You might even find some Majohng tables!

Visit the Asian Art Museum

This museum exhibit starts after the party is already over,

and somehow it's one of the coolest things I've seen in SF.

I went to the Asian Art Museum for Rave Into to the Future,

and it literally opens with Roombas cleaning glitter off the floor,

Then you step inside and it's full on multi-channel art,

and this bedroom dance party moment that feels

like blasting bops alone in your childhood room.

But my favorite installation was Ghost of.

a horror comedy tribute to the ghosts of the dance floor.

The rest of the museum is just as impressive.

Hindu and Buddhist gods in bronze and stone,

and even Yosetami inspired landscapes in Korean ink paintings.

save this or text it to a friend who loves art with a little edge.

Here's your plan for enjoying elegant sushi, bold flavors, and cozy vibes in San Francisco's Design District. Watch the video 👇

A contemporary Japanese izakaya in SoMa where refined omakase meets crowd pleasing comfort dishes. Expect pristine fish, bold flavors, and beautifully plated dishes that balance elegance with fun.

Top Tier Sushi w/o the Omakase Price Tag

Head over to Okane in San Francisco's Design District for top-notch sushi, beautiful plating, and an approachable omakase experience without the stuffy vibe.

Sushi Dining

✅ Before you go
• Make a reservation at https://www.okanesf.com/
• Come hungry if you plan to sample the omakase plus additional dishes

💪 Pro tips
• The omakase is the move if you want to experience the chef’s range and seasonal ingredients
• Don’t skip the jalapeno poppers they’re a surprising fan favorite and make for great reaction shots
• The crispy rice is perfect for texture contrast and close up plating clips
• Uni pasta is rich and indulgent ideal for slow twirls and bite shots
• Black cod is buttery and melt in your mouth with beautiful caramelization on camera
• Balance the meal with a few rolls to round out both flavor and visual variety

Head over to Okane San Francisco

the perfect spot for sushi without all the fancy stuff.

eating it tastes just as good as it looks.