About SoMa
This place has lots of swanky nightspots, warehouses, art spaces, residential hotels, furniture showrooms, loft apartments as well as tenacious Internet agencies which survived the technologically market collapse. Even if many structures are demolished in the current years, still it is not tightly developed.

Things to Do and See in SoMa
Alice Street Community Gardens is a small but astoundingly serene town garden is kept and marinated by 164 seniors and young disabled individual from the city, who each acquire a plot for their creative expression. The whole thing from Chinese daisies and roses to vegetables grows here; witness the nine story painting called Manila Village Mural. Alice Street Garden is open every day with amenities like tables made of wood for picnics. 

At the California Historical Society this museum showcases the past San Francisco by means of manuscripts, photography, artwork and posters. This is located at 678 Mission Street.

The Cartoon Art Museum displays works by Charles Schulz, who supplied the resources which allowed this is to officially to setup shop, giving his blessing on its duty to preserve as well showcase cartoon art in various forms. Special exhibits include comics’ superheroes, great women cartoonists, Art of Edward Gorey, Comic Strip Controversies as well as the masterpieces of the Peanuts creator.

The mission of the Contemporary Jewish Museum is to connect the people on the history, culture, ideas as well as art of Jewish. Developed in 1984, this is a non-collecting entity, which partners with international and national organizations to carry timely exhibitions of higher level of artistic scholarship and achievement.

SoMa Restaurants
SoMa is also a place where you can find many great restaurants like the Butler and The Chef which is a Parisian Café that provides bistro classics such as croquet monsieur, butter croissants as well as crisp. Here, you can experience the best coffee in town. The shop is located at 155 South Park Avenue.

Canton is the best source of dim sum in SoMa, never miss the dumplings, bok choy with oyster sauce and chicken things.

Caffe Centro is located at 102 South Park Avenue, this is a place for fast bite at lunch. Caffe Centro is a breezy café that utilizes largely local, natural ingredients. Never miss the French flavor sandwiches as well as the creamy salads or pecan square and the rich brownie.

Caffe Museo is a San Francisco MOMA air sidewalk coffee shop that is gaining a standing as a place unto itself. The reasonably priced sandwiches, pizzas and salads are remarkable for the museum café and could be experienced inside or out with glass of wine. This is open Monday to Sunday except Wednesday from 10 in the morning to 6 in the afternoon.

South Market or SoMa is a thriving place, ideal for business and vacationers as well. Visit this place during your San Francisco Holiday.