About Pacific Heights
The locals of San Francisco are a bit cynical concerning the exclusive atmosphere of Pacific Heights. However, that does not mean that you won’t catch people at other districts. There are chic shopping opportunities which Fillmore Street provides.

Things to Do and See in the Pacific Heights
Steps at Broadway and Nylon:  For a classic Pacific Heights moment, go down these steps located between sumptuous homes and the Presidio. From the evade garden you could hint to the Palace of the Fine Arts as well as the Bay below.

On sunny days, the wide and green of the 2 square blocks of Lafayette Park is filled with dog walkers and sunbathers. There is a tennis court with a wind protection compared to those at the Alta Plaza.

Alta Plaza Park is a little hilltop park located at the western part of the Fillmore Street also comes with tennis courts, a panoramic city view and a playground.

At Spreckles Mansion romance writer Daniele Steele lives in this ornate, complex pre-WWI home facing Lafayette Park.

At Haas Lilienthal House you can cherish the time with a stay at this fully preserved and furnished 1886 Queen Anne Victorian, complete with gables and turrets.  This is a house that serves as home for San Francisco Architectural Heritage, and open for guests and tours.

The Best Restaurants In Pacific Heights
Pacific Heights comes with various restaurants that offer different kinds of menu.

At Ella’s even if it is respected for its modern American menu, Ella’s is renowned for its breakfast and lunch. This is integrated with your favorites as Brandied French toast. If you have done your time waiting in a certain line, treat yourself with a homemade sticky bun and a glass of refreshing juice.

The modernized Elite Café still focuses on N.O  or North Orleans flavors. Designer Charlie a Court modernized the interior with silky mahogany booths, refinished bar, elegant chandeliers as well as chocolate plum walls.

La Boulange is comparable to other French bakeries, this one provides fresh baked breads and pastries, salads as well as coffee breaks. This is located a street away from the Boulangerie Bay Bread.

Frankie’s Bohemian Café is a Czech-America bar and restaurant is considered as one of the most active places to go to after sunset.  There are more stuffs to choose from such as burger fare, Bohemian specialties like potato zucchini pancake, brambory that served with various kinds of toppings.